Awesome science T-short company, wear science, has a new line of shirts called ‘Teach the Controversy’. It’s vitally important that our children be exposed to the geocentric model of the solar system and the four elements.
[Click here to see the T-shirts]
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A computer algorithm developed by C3 is able to generate 3D models of cities just by feeding it enough photographs of the area. There is a demo of the Swedish city of Stockholm you can view.
To make it run you need to tick the checkbox and click ‘Till 3D-kartan’
[Click here to see Stockholm in 3D]
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Story via Slashdot
As someone who has been stopped, repeatedly, in London by the police for taking photos, this short documentary really hit home for me. The film maker is shooting pedestrian video shots in Oxford Circus when a police officer stops him. The officer shoves the man on camera then claims he didn’t. The officer tells him he can’t video tape on the street when the law says you can and finally tells the man that because he isn’t a tourist that he can be arrested for ‘behaving suspiciously’ and then to ‘shut up.’ It’s completely despicable.
[Click here to see ‘You Can’t Picture This’]
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Header photograph by pointnshoot
Story via Boing Boing
Fogonazos has collected a series of amazing images and video clips documenting the relocation of several huge buildings in America.
[Click here to read ‘How to Move a 900-Ton Brick Building]
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Header photograph by legozilla