TEACH is Reggie Watts’ new webseries.
In this opening episode, he teaches science, including contons, the 4th dimension, and cheetahs.
Everyone should have a science teacher like Reggie.
TEACH is Reggie Watts’ new webseries.
In this opening episode, he teaches science, including contons, the 4th dimension, and cheetahs.
Everyone should have a science teacher like Reggie.
In a new installment of the PBS Studios series ‘It’s OK To Be Smart’, Joe Hanson explores why we rub faces, swap spit and gum each other like eels.
tldw: because it’s nice.
Hollywood blacksmith Tony Swatton and his team recreate the Energy Sword from Halo, caring not a jot for the fact that the original is ,in fact, made of energy.
Previously: Forging Masamune
(Thanks Sam Nachbar)
The work of Barcelona based Penique Productions whose installations are created by inflating vast, exterior-lit coloured plastic balloons inside buildings and other enclosed areas.
Ireland has a terrible drink problem.
But seriously, Eoin OC sez:
First episode of a great new web-only Irish comedy (cameo by Love/Hate’s Pete Coonan!).
Stephen Jones sez:
Meet Jonesy and Dave. They are best mates and are in the middle of a 5 week bender. Jonesy has just broken up with his long term girlfriend while Dave has just been invited to his 10 year school reunion. Join them as they answer the question ‘What is The Goo?’
From 1984, an ad for the Ford Escort “Laser”.
Optimistic mpg figure, in fairness.
Ford closed its factory in Cork the same year.
Good times.
Harry ‘Minute Physics’ Reich explains how, while the Earth had no water when it formed, it does now.
Animated by Ever Salazar.
A moderately satisfying experiment by red-hot nickel ball wrangler carsandwater.
Previously: Red Hot Nickel Ball Action
A version of ‘Love the Bomb’ by London-based band Bold Things.
Performed in Co. Louth. Filmed and edited by Claire Byrne
(Thanks Jim O’Donoghue Martin)
Created By Universal Everything, and referencing the work of 1960s architectural avant garde group Archigram, Walking City is a mesmeric motion graphic video sculpture featuring a walking figure whose shape adapts ‘in response to the architecture she encounters’.