Thermal images of our everyday life
The thermal imaging camera can capture flushing and blood-flow patterns on our body, let’s have a look at these images that show our daily life looks like in thermal. Video
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A web app of colorful image colorization algorithm that can turn any B&W photo into a colored one at once
The Algorithmia is an interesting web app developed by a team at UC Berkeley led by PhD student Richard Zhang, which uses the tech of Colorful Image Colorization algorithm to process any B&W images, where ...
Science experiments you can do with liquid at home
Here I recommend you 10 easy but impressive science experiments that you can do it at home, just have a look at the video below, enjoy it~ Video
5D glass disc – A new way we store data
Scientists at the University of Southampton have invented a new kind of digital storage that will change the way we store data and last you forever, or, put another way, at normal room temperature in ...
A new kind of scarf protects you from unwanted attention that renders flash photography impossible
This new kind of scarf made out of extremely reflective fabric can make the camera’s flash light up brilliant white that the rest in the photograph becomes almost black, so that it can protect celebrities ...
A research by GPS trackers reveals the movement of your cat during the night
The Central Tablelands LLS at Lithgow, in central-west New South Wales used GPS Trackers to carry out a funny research showing the daily movement of pet cats. “When you speak to a lot of cat ...
You can instantly understand a foreign language by wearing this in-ear device
The translation device that once existed only in the sci-fi movies might become reality soon, Waverly Labs is trying to launch a new in-ear device called The Pilot system in September that allows people understand ...
Beautiful close-up photographs of chemical elements
Photographer R. Tanaka in Japan, by using a macro lens, reveals the beauty of the periodic table’s elements, say, gold, silver, platinum, sulfur, with his macro photographs. Silver Bismuth Ruthenium Gold Palladium Platinum Sulfur Source
Macro insect images made of thousands of separate photos scanned nanometer by nanometer with microscopic lens
Different from ordinary macro photos, each of these macro insect images is made of 8000 ~ 10000 separate photos, photographer Levon Biss uses microscopic lens to scan the insects nanometer by nanometer and combines thousands ...
Thai triathlete carrying an 18kg 360 degree camera to capture untraveled places for Google Street View
Commissioned by Google’s Street View, Thai triathlete Panupong Luangsa-ard carrying an 18kg 360 degree camera on his back spent 2 years walking 500km to shoot the beauty of those hard to reach places through Thailand. ...
Heartbreaking photo series reflecting the global environment pollution
As everyone knows, the global environment pollution does great harm to living things, but a few of people didn’t realize it, which is currently one of the most serious problems facing human beings and a ...
Scenes from popular movies revealing before-and-after computer-enhanced visual effects
Sure we know that the modern-day film industry has already not got away from the help of computer generated images (CGI), especially for those popular Hollywood blockbusters. Here are 20 movies you have probably already ...
Organic burial pods will turn cemeteries into memorial parks full of trees instead of tombstones and crosses
An idea by Italian designers Anna Citelli and Raoul Bretzel shows us a new kind of solution for burial, the deceased being encapsulated in the fetal position in a burial capsule made from easily degradable ...
Feminine beauty standards throughout human history over the past 3,000 years in 3 minutes video
In this 3 minutes video by Buzzfeed, models of diverse shapes and sizes demonstrate beauty standards throughout the different historical periods over the past 3000 years, from Ancient Egypt to Postmodern Beauty. In order to ...
The wall that can pee back at public urinators
Don’t pee here, we pee back! St. Pauli district of Hamburg covers walls around the district with super hydrophobic coating to fight back public urination, which makes liquid splash back at urinators when these drunken ...
Earth is suffering from overpopulation, overconsumption and pollution
We have to understand the connection between excessive population growth and over consumption by the world’s resources, more people means more consumption, more trash, and more pollution, if the world becomes overpopulated it will be ...
The newly discovered frog in Costa Rica looks like Kermit The Frog
A scientist group, Brian Kubicki, Stanley Salazar and Robert Puschendorf discovered a frog in the jungles of Costa Rica that looks like Kermit the Frog, one of the famous denizens of the Sesame Street. The ...
Collection of the prettiest minerals and stones in the world
Gemstones are treasured throughout time for their stunning visual qualities and value and have always been precious and expensive commodities. Some stunning beautiful stones and minerals in this selection we’ve never seen before, which look like ...
Incredibly apocalypic clouds rolls over the coast of Sydney
Off the coast of Sydney, November 6, 2015, incredible cloud formations technically named “shelf cloud” rolled over New South Wales, Australia, where people were shocked by massive, several kilometers long clouds stretching across the sky. ...
Phone gadget with thermal printing technology prints instant photos like a Polaroid
“People take thousands of pictures with their cell phone, but they never look at them, so we decided to create an object that will let them share pictures with their friends and family in a ...