Goodnight Forest Moon- Goodnight Moon for a Star Wars nerd.
Print and assemble your own copy!
Goodnight Forest Moon- Goodnight Moon for a Star Wars nerd.
Print and assemble your own copy!
Beautiful Time-Lapse of the Milky Way Over Hawaii
Beautiful. It’s amazing how many more stars you see when you get away from “civilization.”

Now testing: Pages
You can now add static pages to your blog, with a few very useful options. Head to your blog’s Customize page and click the “Pages” menu to get started. There are currently three types of Pages you can create:
- Standard Layout. Create a simple page with a title and body using your current theme.
- Custom Layout. Create a page with a completely separate layout.
- Redirect. Forward a route to a page on another domain. Useful for maintaining links when moving your domain name over to Tumblr.
Developers: Check out the Theme Docs for instructions on implementing the new
{block:Pages}tag.
Seriously, why doesn’t everyone use Tumblr?
OK Go - This Too Shall Pass - RGM version
If the marching band video of this song wasn’t good enough, here’s a second one that’s one continuous steadi-cam shot, focused on an exceptionally elaborate Rube Goldberg machine.
This is an ad for Pedigree, a supermarket dog food brand, and it features a series of mesmerizing slow-motion images of dogs jumping, shaking, and catching treats.Just watch it already.
Architectural fan-drawings of classic sitcom houses
Very creative.
Anyone else feel like they didn’t get enough sleep?
Tapping on different places of your arm creates different bio-acoustic sounds. By detecting these, a new input device can be created and a bad-ass game of Tetris can be played!
Shockwave traffic jams recreated for first time
Recreation of real life traffic jams. Hope those test drivers were well paid.
An in-depth look at how Google’s search algorithm is constantly being improved and updated.
Great story about Grape Nuts.
Mixed with yeast (one cup per 2,000 pounds) and water, the flour turns to dough, gets chopped into 10-pound loaves and sent into a huge oven — 1,610 loaves at a time. “Now it gets interesting,” Mr. Vargas said at his workstation, watching the loaves emerge from the oven and catapult into the darkness. An instant later, they hit the fan — a whirling high-speed shredder that rips them to smithereens.
So that’s what they are: effectively, compacted croutons.
Mmm… Croutons.