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You Can Wheelie Indoors on the Electric Motorcycle of the Future

Gizmodo just took delivery of a Zero SR electric motorcycle for our Home of the Future. It’s fast. It’s beautiful. And with no exhaust fumes to worry about, you can even ride it indoors. In the future, you can pop sweet wheelies anywhere you want. https://gizmodo.com/save-the-date-for-the-gizmodo-home-of-the-future-1567214872 No kidding: when Zach Schieffelin from Brooklyn’s Carbon Negative…

Tech News Bob Sorokanich

Adidas Is Letting You Make Instagram Shoes Because Everything’s Terrible

Looking at every meal, snowflake, and sunset through a sepia-toned screen is nice, sure, but you’re going to run out of battery at some point. Now, thanks to Adidas, you’ll never have to spend another Kelvin-free minute again—just look down. A new teaser ad has popped up on Instagram to announce the adidas Photo Print…

Tech News Ashley Feinberg

New Pilots From Regular Show Writers Are Fantastic

Cartoon Network pulled a sneaky move by releasing two new pilots from Regular Show staff members without much fanfare, but these require your attention right away. AJ’s Infinite Summer is the story of AJ and his two best friends (who are a couple), goofing off all summer. If it sounds simple, that’s because it is.…

Tech News Jason Krell

Even More Free Android App Credit, GoPros, Dashcam, Cosmos

Yesterday, we showed you a way to get $20 in Amazon App Store coins with the purchase of GTA San Andreas for $7. But today, Amazon’s gone even further off the deep end with $9 of free Amazon Coins just for downloading nine free photo editing apps (listed below). The apps are normally paid, and…

Tech News Shep McAllister

Before Going To Space, Astronauts Had to Survive the Desert

No one knew if the first attempts at getting humans into space would crash catastrophically. Before any astronaut could leave the planet, NASA tested their capacity to survive a crash landing in a hostile environment by abandoning them in the desert with only a re-entry pod and parachute for company. The original seven Mercury astronauts…

Tech News Mika McKinnon

How Alleys Are Becoming Pathways to Urban Revitalization

This might just be the most desolate alley in Denver. Under the Evans Avenue Bridge and a stone’s throw from the railroad tracks, this is an absolutely forgotten urban place, complete with the requisite tires, mattresses and beer bottles amidst the waist-high tumbleweeds. Most of Denver’s 4,000 alleys have been paved, and there are plans…

Tech News Eric Peterson - Issue Media Group

This Mechanical Nano-Lance Is One Hundredth the Size of a Human Hair

You may think this looks like the surface of the Death Star, but actually it’s a microscopic device that delivers DNA into the nucleus of a single cell. The process has been awesomely dubbed metamorphic nanoinjection by Brigham Young University scientists, and it benefits all kinds of genetic research for diseases like cancer and Alzheimer’s.…

Tech News Michael Hession

This may be the most awesome image of the kids who hang from buildings

This is awesome. Not awesome as hot dogs, but awesome in the real sense of the word: “extremely impressive or daunting; inspiring great admiration, apprehension, or fear.” Say whatever you want about Mustang Wanted and his friends. Call him crazy, insane, borderline suicidal—like you did in the comments here—I don’t care. This image is awesome—and…

Sploid Jesus Diaz

You Don’t Need Talent To Make Pancake Art, Just This Printer

It’s ok to stop feeling guilty about serving your kids boring old round pancakes after seeing some of the amazing flapjack art popping up online. Some of it is certainly created by hand, but there are also probably a few cheaters out there using devices like the PancakeBot printer. Admittedly, the results are still very…

Tech News Andrew Liszewski

This Furious High-Flying Drone Can Spy Overhead For 15 Hours

For many modern UAVs, portability comes at the cost of airtime longevity—the smaller the drone, the shorter it stays in the air. But the Lockheed Fury 1500 is small enough to be packed to the ends of the Earth and strong enough to loiter over that spot for more than half a day. Originally developed…

Tech News Andrew Tarantola

The SaddleBaby Makes Shoulder Rides Easier, Being a Parent Harder

When you’re a small kid wishing you were older and taller, nothing beats the experience of riding on an adult’s shoulders. Unfortunately, it’s not quite as thrilling an experience for the adult. At least without this shoulder-mounted saddle for kids that appears to make things safer for both involved. The SaddleBaby’s contoured padded shoulder seat…

Tech News Andrew Liszewski

IBM Lab Accidentally Makes New Type of Super-Strong, Recyclable Polymer

Strong, durable materials are hard to recycle—they’re designed to stand up to abuse. But research chemists at an IBM laboratory just published their discovery of a never-before-seen family of polymers that’s super strong, self-healing, lightweight, and easy to recycle. And it was discovered completely by accident. Dr. Jeannette Garcia was mixing up a standard recipe…

Tech News Bob Sorokanich

Dunes Let Us Study One Of The Universe’s Fastest Geologic Processes

With a gentle rainbow of topographical changes, and the scalloped detail of active dunes, this digital terrain model is pure indulgence for the eyes. It’s also part of an ongoing study on using aeolian processes to investigate sedimentation and atmospheric science on Mars. Image Credit: NASA/JPL/University of Arizona/USGS Sand dunes are an aeolian feature, formed…

Tech News Mika McKinnon

An Artist Is Using Augmented Reality To Stage a Guerrilla Show at MoMA

New York’s Museum of Modern Art won’t display the early work of choreographer Ted Shawn—so Adam H. Weinert is doing it for them. Surprise! MoMa just got a permanent unauthorized exhibition that displays performances inside the museum through an augmented reality app. Weinert explains that while Shawn gave his works to MoMA, the museum gave…

Tech News Leslie Horn

This Is the Most Fun I’ve Ever Had Just Sitting in a Chair

The future is vibrant. The future is kinetic. The future is a chair that spins around when you sit on it. The future is incredible. As soon as we started unboxing all of our fancy toys, Herman Miller’s “Spun Chair” stole the spotlight and made us all wildly unproductive. Its flagship feature is (obviously) spinning,…

Tech News Eric Limer

Norman Foster Explains How 3D Printing Will Transform Architecture

Super-starchitect Lord Norman Foster and his friends at the European Space Agency stunned the world last year with a plan to build a lunar base by 3D-printing it with moon dust. But what happens when you try something like that on Earth? How is 3D printing changing the way we build cities? I got the…

Tech News Adam Clark Estes

Why Do So Many Books About Africa Have the Same Cover Design?

You know the one: A blood-red sinking sun, throwing a lone acacia tree into relief as twilight sinks over the savannah. You probably remember it from the Lion King. And according to dozens of publishers and designers, it’s the platonic ideal for book covers relating to Africa. A few weeks ago, a fascinating post on…

Tech News Kelsey Campbell-Dollaghan

A Ball-Tracking Projector Lets You Juggle With Stars and Planets

There hasn’t been much innovation in the world of juggling since the chainsaw was invented. But thanks to the work of Hiroaki Yamaguchi and Hideki Koike, who created a real-time tracking and projection system that can bring balls to life, busking is about to get interesting again. The motion capture technology used for the system…

Tech News Andrew Liszewski

Take a Tour of NYC’s Iconic Subway Mosaics

One day graphic designer Adam Chang fell in love with the New York City subway. Well, to be more specific, he fell in love with the inventive, often eye-catching tile mosaics that grace each station. He loves them so much he built an entire website that lets you tour every last sign of every last…

Tech News Adam Clark Estes

Jurassic Park Lied to You: T-Rex Had Great Eyesight Really

In the immensely popular (despite the sins) movie Jurassic Park, there’s the famous scene where the giant T-Rex is attacking a jeep during a thunder storm. As it attacks, Dr. Alan Grant, a self-respecting paleontologist, yells, “Don’t move! He can’t see you, if you don’t move.” Here’s the thing – that’s wrong. (If that comes…

Tech News Matt Blitz - TodayIFoundOut.com

You Can Wheelie Indoors on the Electric Motorcycle of the Future

Adidas Is Letting You Make Instagram Shoes Because Everything’s Terrible

New Pilots From Regular Show Writers Are Fantastic

Even More Free Android App Credit, GoPros, Dashcam, Cosmos

Before Going To Space, Astronauts Had to Survive the Desert

How Alleys Are Becoming Pathways to Urban Revitalization

This Mechanical Nano-Lance Is One Hundredth the Size of a Human Hair

This may be the most awesome image of the kids who hang from buildings

You Don’t Need Talent To Make Pancake Art, Just This Printer

This Furious High-Flying Drone Can Spy Overhead For 15 Hours

The SaddleBaby Makes Shoulder Rides Easier, Being a Parent Harder

IBM Lab Accidentally Makes New Type of Super-Strong, Recyclable Polymer

Dunes Let Us Study One Of The Universe’s Fastest Geologic Processes

An Artist Is Using Augmented Reality To Stage a Guerrilla Show at MoMA

This Is the Most Fun I’ve Ever Had Just Sitting in a Chair

Norman Foster Explains How 3D Printing Will Transform Architecture

Why Do So Many Books About Africa Have the Same Cover Design?

A Ball-Tracking Projector Lets You Juggle With Stars and Planets

Take a Tour of NYC’s Iconic Subway Mosaics

Jurassic Park Lied to You: T-Rex Had Great Eyesight Really

Tesla Goes Ahead and Admits Its Robotaxis Are Sometimes Fully Human-Controlled

School Forced to Replace Toilets After Kids Flush Vapes

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