Showing posts with label science. Show all posts
Showing posts with label science. Show all posts

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I want one of these LEGO propane tanks!

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Bad editing, skip to 1:00.

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I love this because (1) either he really likes magnets or (2) he really likes himself.

PS. Paper Crowns!

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Sources say that the moon is going to come unusually close to the Earth this weekend, all whilst being majestically full, like a single glowing boob resting gracefully in a brassiere of stars. Alex Balk of the Awl is not so excited:

"Okay, listen up, moon, I don't like you and you don't like me. So when I hear that you're going to be at your fullest and closest this weekend I know what it's all about: revenge. You're obviously still pissed off about that thing where we tried to blow you the fuck up. You're going to sit there, looking close enough to touch, but actually "some 211,600 miles (356,577 km) away." You want me to think I can finally take a swing at you and look ridiculous as I flail about because you're actually hiding safely away in space like the gigantic pussy you are. Forget it, I'm not falling for it. As much as you deserve it—and man, how I would like to punch your stupid reflective lights out—I am not taking part in any of your sick, pathetic mind games. FUCK YOU, MOON! NOBODY CARES HOW CLOSE YOU LOOK. Perigee this, you useless chunk of discarded Earth garbage."

Obligatory video:

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I'll save you some time and just tell you that H2SO4 is sulfuric acid.

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I want to do this, badly. Nerd alert?

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A Mystery: Why Can't We Walk Straight? from NPR on Vimeo.