Scientists trying to unlock the secrets of our universe’s origin need to look no further than the photography studio of Thomas Blanchard and Oilhack. By mixing nothing more than paints, oil, and soap, the artists manage to create colorful miniature universes full of strange, tiny alien worlds.
Continue reading These Artists Use Oil, Paint, and Soap to Create Tiny Alien Galaxies
Today, the nominees for the 69th annual Emmy Awards were announced. Netflix was the clear leader out of primarily streaming services, with eighteen total nominations in the major categories.
Continue reading Netflix leads the streaming pack with 18 Emmy nominations
There have been so many supposed unmaskings of Banksy, that we barely raise an eyebrow every time an alleged new revelation makes headlines.
Continue reading BANKSY REPORTEDLY UNMASKED AS BRITISH MUSICIAN BEHIND TV’S ‘HOUSE’ THEME SONG
Many ladies watches, even more so than men’s watches, are on the threshold of being watch or art. They combine their timekeeping function with intricate designs, gemstone settings, enamel painting, and in the case of the Lady 8 Flower: an automaton.
Continue reading Jaquet Droz Lady 8 Flower: Art, Automaton or Watch?
Crayola has tweaked its color lineup, and it’s out with the old, in with the YInMn Blue.
Continue reading Crayola to Debut Crayon Inspired by New Shade of Blue
Food scientists are already looking to some dramatic-sounding options, from bugs to lab-grown meat to large fish farms, in order to feed a world whose population could approach ten billion humans by 2050. Combined with climate change, the food of the distant future may look very different.
Continue reading Here’s What Our Food Might Look Like in a Climate Change-Induced Dystopia
Some innovations seem so inevitable once they’re out there that you wonder just why no one has thought of them before.
