A pair of Calvin and Hobbes-inspired snowmen, impaled on the Ellifrett Structure at the University of Wyoming. Thanks Robert! Previously on [GAS]: Christmas Snowmen Calvin Would Approve [Video]
Wrist action FTW! :) Brian Cox gives a science lesson to celebrities. The comedian Simon Pegg and physicist Jim Al-Khalili help him explain standing waves in a demonstration to show why atoms are so large and empty. [Via Videosift]
A very touching and original wedding proposal by Timothy Tiah. For the first time, we got to shoot a proposal and it was real fun. It was a covert mission (ok la..more like a paparazzi mission). We went to venue a day before to scout the place, discuss how to hide those cameras and look […]
The days of electronic chips becoming useless when they develop a small fault could be numbered. Researchers at the University of Illinois have developed a system that could allow chips to self-heal physical damage. While integrated chips are a great space-saver and ideal for portable electronic devices, they currently have an inherent problem: if one […]
Youtuber Frosty Starcraft made a pretty awesome gingerbread replica of the Skyrim Breezehome located in the in-game city of Whiterun. Check it out: Here’s a screenshot of the house itself, for comparison purposes: Yep, looks fairly accurate (For a gingerbread house, of course!) [Via OW]
Be sure to watch this one till the end for the glow in the dark version of Batman! [Via OW]
While browsing through the “geekery” section of Etsy today, I stumbled on this totally awesome-looking Dr. Who-themed gel MacBook Pro Skin Cover from Etsy user stickitskins. Looking to turn your Macbook Pro into a conversation starter? This cover totally ought to do the trick. Gel Skins give your Apple MacBook Pro 13″ 15″ 17″ a […]
Deviant art user Zhon made this creepy Tauntaun costume for Starfest 2009. Hmmmm… I wonder if the thing smells as bad on the inside as Han Solo reports in episode V. [Source: Zhon – Deviantart]
Written by Darren J. Gendron, and illustrated by Obsidian Abnormal, The Monster Alphabet is a 26-page board book featuring 26 legendary monsters, each associated with a letter of the alphabet. When I found out I was going to become a father, I wrote The Monster Alphabet. I wanted a book to read to my son […]
Yeah, I know, this one is kind of old… but for those who haven’t seen it before, enjoy! [Via MUO]