Who’s Your Favourite? (by PowSound)
Who’s Your Favourite? (by PowSound)
(Source: texchainsawmassacre)
Si-Lay… practicing Yoga …賽雷練瑜珈 … (by Artodin)
Drunk History Christmas with Ryan Gosling, Jim Carrey and Eva Mendes from Ryan Gosling
Yep. I’m back from SE Asia. Amazing 4 months there. And with that, I’ll get back in the groove with this little gem.
Shit Girls Say - Episode 2 (by shitgirlssay)
To smell you better.
This is profoundly clever stuff. China has neutralized our power to oppose it by holding so much of our debt. And it has simultaneously drawn other countries closer to its bloc of power by offering them a taste of its rocketing economy.
via Co. Design
Shhh…. Keep quiet, by Matt Binstead :)
Truly mind blowing…
UC Berkeley scientists have developed a system to capture visual activity in human brains and reconstruct it as digital video clips. Eventually, this process will allow you to record and reconstruct your own dreams on a computer screen. I just can’t believe this is happening for real, but…
Solar activity is picking up, and no one has a better view of its effect on Earth than the crew of the International Space Station. During a geomagnetic storm on Sept. 17th, astronauts recorded a must-see movie of auroras dancing underfoot.
via Spaceweather.com
1914: A brilliant time capsule of life in New York in the early 20th century captured by photographer Eugene de Salignac who shot this group of dapper looking bridge painters dangling on the Brooklyn Bridge’s suspension cables. Found on the Flickr stream for the Museum of Photographic Arts.
(via dramaticos)
The CLOUD project aims to study the influence of galactic cosmic rays on the Earth’s climate through the media of aerosols and clouds. (via Interactions.org)
I wanted to capture the great culture and street aesthetic of New York and I think it turned out really well. The video includes recordings from both Manhattan and Brooklyn, where I spend hours capturing the culture and everyday life of native New Yorkers.
Filmed and Edited by: Christian Andersen
Music: The XX - Intro
For more works:
CAndersenArts.com
(via coherentramblings)
via Anton Jankovoy
Photographed by Sølve Sundsbø