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How to Make a Baby by photographer Patrice Laroche and Sandra Denis, the mother of his new baby daughter Justine.
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‘Hello Vegas/Dirty Sunset’ by Phoenix Lung is my new jam.
‘Scattered Black and Whites’ by Elbow
Great song, lovely warm bass like a comfy blanket :-)
Steve Jobs predicts the modern world in a 1983 speech.
Awesome night sky pics are awesome.
There’s some incredible photos to be seen from this year’s Astronomy Photographer of the Year Competition! Check out all of the categories and winners below:
TAKE THE TIME TO READ THIS, ITS WORTH IT.
PERFECT
bless him
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Grounded - a film by Kevin Margo
I really like this film. Still trying to figure out exactly what it means but it’s beautiful and moving nonetheless.
Cool time-lapse 3D chalk art video is cool.
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Bioluminescent bacteria
Taking cues from the firefly, a Dutch electronics company has created a product called “Bio-light”—an eco-friendly lighting system that uses glowing, bioluminescent bacteria. They’re not powered by electricity or sunlight, but by methane generated by the company’s Microbial Home bio-digester that processes anything from vegetable scraps to human waste. The living bacteria are fed through silicon tubes, and as long as they’re nutritionally-fulfilled, they can indefinitely generate a soft, heat-free green glow using the enzyme luciferase and its substrate, luciferin. They’re kept in hand-blown glass bulbs clustered together into lamps, but you can’t light up your house with them yet—the glow isn’t nearly bright enough to replace conventional artificial lights. They do, however, get people to think about untapped household energy sources and how to make use of them. The company, Phillips, also envisions the use of these Bio-lights outside the home—for nighttime road markings, signs in theatres and clubs, and even biosensors for monitoring diabetes.
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Dumbo tattoo - please tell me this is not real.
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Silly people didn’t know Titanic was real. Come friendly bombs and fall on Twitter, it isn’t fit for humans now.
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Close the patent offices, everything has now been invented.
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