An impressive RC twofer, comprising an Antonov AN-225 with a roof-mounted Buran (the Russian version of the Space Shuttle) which can detach in flight and land independently.
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The 2018 Aggregate Pavillion is a movable structure composed of 70,000 reusable star-shaped components. Created by researchers at the University of Stuttgart’s Institute For Computational Design and Construction (ICD), it’s the world’s first fully enclosed architectural space composed entirely of elements that hold their position by loose frictional contact.
The spiny ‘pavilion’ – whose construction, in essence, combines the properties of a solid shape and a shape-shifting fluid – was made by pouring the strangely familiar plastic shapes into a 8.8m x 9.7m enclosed space containing balloons (to create the negative space) which were then deflated and removed.
Mind now. You’ll have your eye out on that.
Justin Roilland struggles to deliver a straight line in the Pickle Rick episode of Rick and Morty.
Related: Your Pickle Rick Has Arrived
A graduation film by students AV-RON Maya, COMINOTTI Mylène, COUDERT Marion, DANO Sixtine of GOBELINS. A metaphor for climate change, to wit:
The House = the Earth, The Mother = Consumerism, The Father = the Consumer, The Grandfather = the Conservative Patriarch, the Young Son = Future Generations and the Daughter = the Citizen & Activist
Not A UFO
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On Sunday night, SpaceX launched a Falcon 9 rocket into orbit from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
The rocket returned safely to earth but not before atmospheric conditions during the launch caused what appeared to be a spectacular nebula in the sky, prompting LA mayor Eric Garrett to issue a reassuring tweet.
Stoic Brazilian pianist Lord Vinheteiro attempts a variety of mood pieces to get his equally expressionless friend Laura Kassab to crack a smile.
Or not.
Previously: Theme Player
The impressive, 16-bit, 1980s style tale of a futuristic high speed delivery by All In Pixel.
A cover of Journey’s 1981 anthem played on boomwhackers by percussion ensemble HarvardTHUD.
46 different melodies from Nintendo games mashed into one track by Grant Woolard, who has some form in this regard.