Doogie Horner’s funny flow-chart about the work habits of the moon and sun.
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Doogie Horner’s funny flow-chart about the work habits of the moon and sun.
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Raul Oaida created this LEGO tribute to the end of the space shuttle era. He explains:
The launch took place from central Germany (easy flight clearance) and reached a max altitude of 35000m. A 1600g meteo balloon filled with helium was used alongside a GoPro Hero, Spot GPS and of course Lego Space Shuttle model 3367.
We launched it on the 31st of December 2011, the equipment was recovered via GPS tracking 240 km S-E from a remote area.
Equipment used:
1600g Weather Ballon
Rocketmodel parachute – slowing things down on the descent
Spot GPS – for recovery
GoPro Hero – video camera
Kodak Zx1 – video camera which took shit images I couldn’t even use
New Trent – external battery for the GoPro (broke down before leaving for Germany)
Handwarmers – keepin’ it warm at -50 Celsius
40mm Sytrofoam – building the box
Fishingwire – attached the shuttle by 5 wires
LED Beacon – in case of night recovery
Balsa wood – made the camera arm from it to obtain that filming angle.
Music:
Radical Face – Welcome Home
Richard Strauss – Also Sprach Zarathustra
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Two Canadian teenagers sent a flag-waving Lego man into the upper atmosphere using a weather balloon and crafted this amazing video from the footage.
The Register reports:
Mathew Ho and Asad Muhammad, both 17, spent 400 Canadian bucks putting together their high altitude package: three stills cameras, one video camera and a GPS-enabled mobile phone stuffed in a styrofoam box under a helium-filled meteorological balloon.
(via The Register)
Venn Diagrams – is there anything they cannot do!
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Everything you wanted to know about prayer.
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Jesse Rosten’s powerful and humorous critique of society’s standards of beauty.
Fotoshop by Adobé from Jesse Rosten on Vimeo.
“This commercial isn’t real, and neither are society’s standards of beauty.”
Also, on a similar theme, check the 2006 Dove – Evolution commercial below.
For more on the behind the scenes making of the video see BTS Fotoshop.
A nifty flowchart from (@WstonesOxfordSt) – Waterstone’s Oxford Street twitter account.
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