A limited edition full sized replica of the Halo Needler weapon from Neca Toys.
Woody from Toy Story said it best:
Oh, great. If anyone attacks we can blink em’ to death.
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A personal tattoo machine designed by Royal College of Art graduate Jakub Pollág and prestented at this year’s Designblok design and fashion week in Prague. According to the designer, the device:
…aims to democratise the tattoo industry. It gives a tool used only by a limited group of people into the hands of enthusiasts who are seeking for an alternative and unique way to permanently mark their meaningful memories onto their skin.
Oh dear.
500 exoplanets discovered before 2015 (about a quarter of all known exoplanets, many of which are named after the 16th century German mathematician and astronomer Johannes Kepler) arranged by temperature and density in a poster by Martin Vargic.
Super-earths, hot jupiters, hot neptunes, waterworlds, gas dwarfs, superdense diamond planets.
The gang’s all here.
Huge explorable version.
The new Google campus in Madrid occupies a former five-storey 19th century battery factory in the city designed by London based Jump Studios.
Inside – as you’d expect – modular work spaces, meeting rooms, a cafeteria and a 200 capacity auditorium for the campus’s 7000 staff.
Oh, they’ll be sick as pikes down in Grand Canal Dock.
Behold Next – a ‘smart transportation system’ that envisages swarms of interlocking cuboid vehicles driving autonomously on regular roads, attaching and detaching, even while in motion. When the vehicles attach, folding doors open, allowing occupants to move freely between them.
From Future Forms – a fascinating online archive of often surprisingly futuristic technology, primarily from the 60s to the 80s.
Above (from pic 3): 1967 Sony TR-1829 AM Radio; Hitachi TRQ-225 and Panasonic BH-916E torch; 1968 Keracolor TV; 1969 RCA “The Cover Girl” AM Radio and 1970 Audax Sonosphere SP12 Speaker.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HS3X2Uj7BME
The Enigma Café bar at Cluj-Napoca in Romania whose constantly moving, Steampunk inspired, time-travel themed interior was designed by Alexandru Tohotan and Zoltan Zelenyak.
Daniel Condron writes:
Paul O’ Connell shaped cookie spotted in Portobello Market, London. Wonder does it crumble as fast as we did against the Pumas?
Ah now.
