Django Reinhardt

The two-fingered master.

Tsar Bomb

"The bomb was tested on October 30, 1961 in Novaya Zemlya, an island in the Arctic Sea. The 57MT-bomb exploded and a mushroom cloud with a height of 64km rose to the sky..."

Mazda 787B

I couldn't help posting this again. The 1991 winner...a monster.

9,000RPM rotary ear-exploder.

The Thomas Crowne Affair

Vintage Nurburgring

Winston Flintstones Commercial

Decapitated. One of the best.

Meshuggah. The Best.

Gojira

An early incredible clip from Gojira...

Very Large Array

Trinity

Our Planet

Classic Del

Gotta get some gum, gotta get him some.

Pinhole Cameras

A gasmask as a pinhole camera. Here's how to make them:

This record player is hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Audiophiles are a very weird breed of people, and reading this Gizmodo article about them makes that abundantly clear. But I just bought my first player and a few of my favorite albums on vinyl, and it really has expanded my love for them. It is however crazy to think that an AC power cable can cost $4,000 and speakers $350,000.

Lockheed in a field

Berzerker

Sometimes I almost feel just like a human-being

The Human Fly

Multiple exposure shot of John "Jammie" Reynolds

Heart of Darkness

Airspace Rebooted

Flight patterns affected by the eruption of Eyjafjallajökull

X-15

Moon Shoes

THE shoes that started it all, started here:

Beatnik Beauties

The Paintbrush and the Plant

The Paintbrush and the Plant @ Seed Magazine

Awesome illustrated art of plant biology.

Geek Beats

Nagz - May I own You?


Click the little icon above! It is an absolutely awesome song I picked up from the aforementioned BBS documentary, the style is really cool and pretty hard to find, it uses 8 Bit (or 16 Bit I cant remember) computer sounds. Enjoy!

Incredible Documentary

I recently watched this documentary on Google Videos (they have almost all parts I believe) and it was absolutely perfect. It tells the tale of the BBSes (Black Board Systems) that were precursors to the internet and electronic mail, and is basically one of the best accounts of geekdom ever created. I was completely unaware of the existence of these systems until now because of the generational gap, and so if you are at all interested in technology or computers and know nothing about this, please watch it! You will be very intrigued...

The BBS Documentary Website

Here is a link to Part 1 on Google Vids

BBS Wheels made in Japan (Broadcasting in 1993)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Rm-sNtET68&feature=related

Mark Riddick is awesomely talented... amazing stuffhttp://www.riddickart.com

Eames House