Photos from Popular Mechanics, of all places.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Blogroll and Other Stuff
- Attaturk
- Autocomplete Me
- B Movie Graveyard
- Balloon Juice
- Carolina Parrothead
- Critter's Crap
- Crooks and Liars
- CTHULHU'S FAMILY RESTAURANT
- Donkey Punch
- Dwindling In Un Belief
- Edicts of Nancy
- Environmental Graffiti
- Failblog
- Glenn Greenwald
- House of Substance
- Huffington Post
- Hullabalo
- I Don't Like You Either
- I, Splotchy
- Jon Swift
- Just Another Blog from L.A.
- Kung Fu Monkey
- Mahablog
- Mootpoint - Neither Here Nor There
- Mother Jones
- NASA Astronomy Pic of the Day
- NeatORama
- Needlenose
- Oddity Central
- Oddly Specific
- One Pissed Off Vet
- Onion, The
- Opinions You Should Have
- Picture is Unrelated
- Pithy Cabbages (Musings from a Skeptic)
- Politics of Mesothelioma
- Princess Sparkle Pony
- Ross Fotheringham Photos
- Sadly, No!
- SciFiCool
- Seeing The Forest
- Sozadee CA
- Stonekettle Station
- Suburban Guerrilla
- Texts from Dog
- The Branding of a Nation
- The Denialism blog
- The Hunting of the Snark
- The Internet Movie Database
- The Sasquatch Militia
- The Twinkies Project
- This Is Photobomb
- Utah Savage
- Vagabond Scholar
- Very Demotivational
- Walk of the Fallen
- Washington Monthly
- Watertiger
- Wee Mousie's Cinema Burlesque
- Welcome to Pottersville 2
- Whiskeyfire
- William K. Wolfrum Chronicles
- World'O'Crap
Barking Rabbits Fav Posts
- "Good science" vs. "Bad Science"
- "Leave It To Beaver" as film noir.
- A nation ruled by laws does not torture people, even guilty ones.
- Actual reality vs. desired reality
- Ancient technology as exhibited by the Antikythera Mechanism.
- Conservatives really need an ogre to vilify, it seems.
- Dick Cheney appears on Meet The Press to rebut criticism of George Bush's Iraq war policy.
- First rule of propaganda: dehumanize your enemy.
- Gort, Klaatu barada nicto.
- I truly don't understand that lying is now acceptable.
- Liveblogging the confirmation hearings of Dr. Benton Quest
- Physics: Reality is in the eye of the beholder.
- Professor Harold Hill, Prototypical Republican
- Technology: Have we become far too trusting of technology?
- Terrorism has pretty much won the day, I think.
- The population bottleneck and confidence in the scientific method.
- The Power and Danger of Magical Thinking
- The Time God Appeared on "You Bet Your Life".
- THIS PHOTO HAS BEEN FAKED BY PRO WAR CONSERVATIVES.
- Thoughts on how the Earth came to be capable of sustaining life.
- Truths I have come to believe, as told by 1940’s and 50’s science fiction films.
- Whose reality is it, anyway?
- Why Fundamentalist Christians Hate Science. (Or, “Oh, dearie me. Whatever shall we do about all these pesky dinosaurs?”)
- Yeah, let's grab us some liberals!.
- “Monsters, John. Monsters from the Id!”
Visually interesting posts
- Amazing astronomical photo
- Amazing chalk drawings, Part III
- Amazing photos from the last Space Shuttle mission to the ISS
- Amazing photos of physics in action.
- And you thought you had a crappy commute; Bolivia's Road of Death
- Any landing you walk away from...
- Are you ABSOLUTELY certain that's the runway?
- Art from a single pice of paper, Part 1
- Art from a single piece of paper, Part 2
- Beauty from the realm of abstract math: Fractals
- Chinese Dragon Body Art
- E-mail hoax? Amazing cloud formations before Katrina. Part II.
- Exceptionally cool crop circles in the snow.
- Fire waterfall at Yosemite
- How you know you are in the middle of a bad day
- Interesting photographic perspectives
- Jupiter and Io
- Jupiter's Great Red Spot
- Lichtenberg Figures
- More unusual art: Handpainting Part 4
- More unusual art: Ice sculpture championships, part 1
- More unusual art: Ice sculpture championships, part 2
- More unusual art: Melon art!
- More unusual art: Sand sculpting and beach art
- More usual art: food
- Native American Paper Sculptures
- New Hoover Dam Bypass
- New photo from the updated Hubble Space Telescope
- Oops
- Petra
- Portugal's amazing airport runway
- Pretty amazing photos from the Hubble
- Rock and Roll on the Washington State ferry system
- Saturn
- Solar eclipse as viewed by Hubble
- Someone had a lot of time on their hands
- South Korean Body Art Festival
- The New Horizons spacecraft snaps Jupiter and Europa on its way to Pluto
- Train wreck at Montparnasse, France in 1895
- Waves Part 1
- Waves Part 2
- Weird Science News of the Day: Sailing Stones of Death Valley
- Well, yes, actually, it IS art
Blog Archive
-
►
2011
(90)
-
►
July
(9)
- Just to remind everyone which party caused this "d...
- I swear, I may never vote in another political ele...
- So, Obama's "bully pulpit" is to tell us we should...
- Here is the image that comes to mind for me when I...
- What do you want to bet....?
- Republicans: Rioting the night after their team lo...
- Thank you, Texas, for being a leader in the drive ...
- Republicans have lost their entire grip on reality...
- Incredibly, both David Brooks and Richard Cohen co...
-
►
May
(14)
- Obama-bots deployed to force white, heroic America...
- Bob Dylan is 70 years old, Jane Fonda is 73....
- Priceless political cartoon.
- Eric Cantor wants spending cuts to offset emergenc...
- Love of money consistently outranks doing the righ...
- You know, it occurs to me that maybe the Rapture D...
- I just passed the fifth year anniversary of Barkin...
- Republicans in Wisconsin have decided to attempt t...
- Aw, shucks. Donald Trump isn't running for presid...
- Perhaps the one thing that amazes me the most abou...
- OK. this is a real story title and picture in the ...
-
►
July
(9)
Sitemeter
Followers
1 comments:
Sandtastic!
I love stuff like this, where ordinary materials become remarkable works of art. I always feel a little sad knowing they're temporary, though, like those amazing chalk drawings in bizarre perspective.
Thanks for sharing!
Post a Comment