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- Geometric Pattern: Pyramid: Red Dark (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
- Geometric Pattern: Pyramid: Orange Dark (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
- Geometric Pattern: Pyramid: Yellow Dark (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
- Geometric Pattern: Pyramid: Green Dark (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
- Geometric Pattern: Pyramid: Blue Dark (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
- Geometric Pattern: Pyramid: Purple Dark (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
— by Red Wolf
Pahjo Designs makes a live edge with rocks from reclaimed cypress wood. He shows how to embed acrylic rocks in epoxy resin and how to mix epoxy glow powder/pigment to make this epoxy table top glow in the dark — via Youtube
— originally uploaded by Red Wolf
— originally uploaded by Red Wolf
— via Youtube
Antikythera Fragment #8 – Layout Line Visibility
Wine, wax, woad and yes, There Will Be Blood… all in an effort to discover the best ancient marking fluid. And Clickspring’ll let you decide how the blood supply issue might have been dealt with in the ancient shop – he’s guessing it might not have been much fun being the apprentice on the day the large dial was marked out — via Youtube
- Geometric Pattern: Pyramid: Red Light (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
- Geometric Pattern: Pyramid: Orange Light (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
- Geometric Pattern: Pyramid: Yellow Light (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
- Geometric Pattern: Pyramid: Green Light (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
- Geometric Pattern: Pyramid: Blue Light (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
- Geometric Pattern: Pyramid: Purple Light (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
— by Red Wolf
— originally uploaded by Red Wolf
Gli is a cross-eyed adorable cat that has been living in Hagia Sophia for the past 15 years. The Hagia Sophia is more than 2,000 years old and is one of the most extraordinary structures ever built. It has been a temple, church, mosque and museum through its long history.
See the Hagia Sophia through the eyes of Gli, the cat who guides — via Youtube
- Geometric Pattern: Pyramid: Bouquet (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
- Geometric Pattern: Pyramid: Dusty Rose (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
- Geometric Pattern: Pyramid: Lilac (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
- Geometric Pattern: Pyramid: Moss (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
- Geometric Pattern: Pyramid: Spectrum (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
- Geometric Pattern: Pyramid: Tidal (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
— by Red Wolf
— originally uploaded by Red Wolf
Rats have mastered the art of driving a tiny car, suggesting that their brains are more flexible than we thought. The finding could be used to understand how learning new skills relieves stress and how neurological and psychiatric conditions affect mental capabilities.
They constructed a tiny car out of a clear plastic food container on wheels, with an aluminium floor and three copper bars functioning as a steering wheel. When a rat stood on the aluminium floor and gripped the copper bars with their paws, they completed an electrical circuit that propelled the car forward. Touching the left, centre or right bar steered the car in different directions.
Six female and 11 male rats were trained to drive the car in rectangular arenas up to 4 square metres in size. They were rewarded with Froot Loop cereal pieces when they touched the steering bars and drove the car forward — via New Scientist
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Pro skater Tony Hawk explains ground and vert skateboarding in 21 levels of difficulty. From the ollie to the 900 and the heelflip 720, watch how Tony demonstrates and breaks down everything that goes into these tricks — via Youtube
Pipe organ and piano cover of first step by Hans Zimmer from the movie soundtrack Interstellar. Performed and produced by David Robertshaw — via Youtube
- Geometric Pattern: Quarter Circle: Abeline (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
- Geometric Pattern: Quarter Circle: Coastal (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
- Geometric Pattern: Quarter Circle: Julia (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
- Geometric Pattern: Quarter Circle: Nala (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
- Geometric Pattern: Quarter Circle: Sigil (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
- Geometric Pattern: Quarter Circle: Zero (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
— by Red Wolf
Antikythera Mechanism Episode 9 – Making The Epicyclic Pin and Slot Gearing
In this video Clickspring makes what is arguably the most impressive section of the mechanism — the small pin-and-slot module that models the Ancient Greek theory of the variable motion of the #dearMoon — via Youtube
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