Harold Edgerton- The Anatomy of Movement
1. Cat Jumping Over a Piano Bench, 1938
2. Gus Solomons, 1960
3. Indian Club Demonstration, 1965
4. Back Dive, 1954
5. Tennis Player, 1938
6. Baton, 1953
7. The Golfer, 1960
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Bee Hotels for Solitary Bees
You may be wondering what bees need a hotel for, when they make their own hives. The truth is that many species of bees are solitary – the do not live in hives but instead construct their own nest. The main reason for this is because in these species every female is fertile and this would not make for comfortable communal living in a hive.
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Artist Emil Lukas’ colorful gradient-laden pieces are surprisingly not detailed paintings, but beautiful works of art made with thread
Ran Ortner - Swell, 2006 - oil on canvas
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Who’d have known your stomach could double as a camera?
Two UK students, Josh Lake and Luke Evans, ate 35mm film and were able to process photos after the film, erm, came out!
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Letha Wilson “Vertical Horizon” - 2010
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raumlabor, Soap opera
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