Last year, a Smithsonian marine biologist called Karen Osborn and her colleagues found a unique specimen while hauling deep-sea fish. But when she tried to use strobe lights to take a photo for cataloguing, she could only make out its outline. It was as if the fish was absorbing the light. Except it was. But …
An interesting data analysis on Goodwill’s online auction website.
I’ll miss those downloads with the two cows.
Helping minorities get into tech and this organisation is doing just that.
It’s not every day the world gets to see Uranus and 20th January has opened up a great chance for everyone to catch a glimpse.
It’s like balancing an egg on its bottom except the Gömböc is much more unique as this video explains.
The only lines that Natalie Portman would want on her face, I’m sure.
SEO Dogs is pawesome! Ahem. I’ll see myself out.
Shiho Fukada’s three-part documentary is based on his portrait series, Japan’s Disposable Workers. This video looks at workers known as Net Cafe Refugees.
Join design engineer Tatiana Mac on a journey into the world of accessibility and how to use it in your next digital project.
With names such as Celsius, Avalanche, and Invertigo, Ryan O’Neill’s K’Nex rollercoasters are majestic beauties.
Get the most out of your Christmas cookies with a tessellating cookie cutter thanks to a Norwegian chemist-cum-cooking enthusiast.