November 12, 2015 at 11:43 am
Picture of the Day: A Sea Organ Played by Waves
Seen here is a 230 ft long ‘sea organ’ (morsek orgulje) located on the shores of Zadar, Croatia and played by crashing waves.
Seen here is a 230 ft long ‘sea organ’ (morsek orgulje) located on the shores of Zadar, Croatia and played by crashing waves.
You (water) shall pass
An imaging spectrometer on NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) has detected signatures of hydrated minerals on slopes of the Red Planet.
The Nebia shower promises a superior experience with 70% less water. The secret? Rocket science.
60 km south of Berlin is a former Soviet airfield where you will find an old airship hangar that has been converted into a giant waterpark.
Watch freestyle jet ski world champion Ant Burgess do his thing, including consecutive front flips and 360s! The footage was filmed by fellow freestyle jet skier Luke Stocks.
A group of brave kids take on ‘The Blob’ and soar to new heights at an Illinois summer camp.
It’s a giant water cannon versus a giant flame thrower, need I say more?
Simon Qiu, a design student at the Royal College of Art in London, was recently awarded an iF Student Design Award for his water-saving faucet design that also produces an elegant and beautiful swirling pattern. The swirling pattern is produced with the use of two small turbines rotating in opposite directions and Qiu states…
Romanian Art collective Visual Skin recreated the legendary Flying Dutchman ghost ship for the Amsterdam Light Festival which ended in January. The mythical ship originates from 17-century nautical folklore and the Flying Dutchman is said to never make port, doomed to sail the oceans forever. Anchored in front of the ARCAM Amsterdam Centre for…
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