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The strikingly minimalist Spacecom says only what it needs to
Space opera gets elegant.
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Path to Thalamus explores the tragedy of a comatose mind
Few things seem more maddening than being trapped inside your own mind. As revealed on an episode of Radiolab a few years back, coma patients often aren’t left in just blank unconscious like we imagine them to be. In the case of Emilie Gossiaux, who suffered a deadly collision with an 18-wheeler, sh
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Particle Clicker teaches us the power of science (and mouse clicks)
Learn while you learn!
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Disney uses 3D printing to make "impossible" spinning tops
Hannukah will never be the same.
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"Hyperlapse" video gives new perspective to first-person film
Steady as she goes.
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Reach the height of pleasure in Icarus
Socrates, be damned.
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Mineblock envisions a troll-free Minecraft universe
Earlier this year, eight-year-old Jivan Armen logged onto a Minecraft server in his home in east Vancouver to start building something new, as millions of his peers do each day. Jivan loves roller coasters and had begun constructing one to transport sheep throughout his world. Then disaster struck.
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New life-like avatars could leave some models out of a job
Sure, being a supermodel might not sound like the worst job ever. In the 90’s, Linda Evangelista famously said that she wouldn’t even get out of bed for less than $10,000. But behind every glamorous photo shoot littered with buckets of money, lies the all too real possibility of a short-lived career
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Brendon Chung on Quadrilateral Cowboy and the joys of programming
Expressing yourself through hacking.
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One way to get more new ideas in games: have teenage girls make them
Like popping bubble wrap. Popping bubble wrap is great.
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Virtual art gallery lets you leap on Warhols
Feel free to touch the art.
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Weighing war’s cost, The Sun Also Rises debuts today
Former art students explore the cost of war.