Kind of annoying how few have where and/or when they were taken. The Big Picture normally has more information than that. I guess it's just the blurbs the photographers shared.
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Kind of annoying how few have where and/or when they were taken. The Big Picture normally has more information than that. I guess it's just the blurbs the photographers shared.
That was very interesting. Rather poignant too.
dreamcastmaster
Banned
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Impressive and frightening.
SolidusDave
Member
The Green Lagoon on Lanzarote:
(collapsed volcanic crater w/ black beach)
was a backdrop for One Million Years B.C.
(collapsed volcanic crater w/ black beach)
was a backdrop for One Million Years B.C.
Melchiah
Member
A collection of one intrepid chaser's breathtaking weather photography.
http://www.extremeinstability.com/
http://www.extremeinstability.com/
awesome. if you're into architecture, check this .pdf:
http://www.architekturfuehrer.com/i...pecialcontent&task=download&id=1432&Itemid=26
it's my dream house, designed by my uncle, unfortunately owned by a dentist.
there is no place in the house from which you cannot see outside, no privacy issues though, since it is situated on a mountain, with the full-glass-front allowing an incredible view over the lake of constance.
vas_a_morir
Banned
Just spectacular. I'm gonna guess... Mexico City?
That thing is a monstrosity.
That's just overwhelming! where?
Doesn't looks like Mexico City.
vas_a_morir
Banned
It does to me. I've seen pictures similar to this and it was Mexico City then. I could be wrong, though. Anybody know? (And I'm aware we could just reverse image search it, but what fun is that?)
Baconsaurus Rex
Member
It is Mexico City
It's odd because even if I don't know where it is, I still have some sort of feeling that it's Latin America (Mexico/Brazil/Venezuela). It's the combination of concentration+Hill/type of houses i guess
Saw this on Behance 2 days again, and was mightily impressed. Not sure about the interior styling (I guess it's keeping the links to it's location/construction etc.), but overall it's a nice piece of minimal architecture.
vas_a_morir
Banned
That was what I thought. That city is INSANELY huge.
Awesome, probably moving there next February. My lungs can´t wait!
Mr. Wonderful
Member
One of the biggest metropolitan areas, right? If not the biggest?
questionmark
Member
Wish this was available in higher quality. Leaves blowing in the wind in Oslo.
Stunning. Looks like something out of a sci-fi movie.
Stunning. Looks like something out of a sci-fi movie.
yooooooo i wanna rip that wave
GunslingerVit
Banned
Made this a month ago...
(qfs)
Dwight Schrute
Member
btw. This is also the explanation why this:
wouldn't work.
My brain hurts
btw. This is also the explanation why this:
wouldn't work.
WTF?! Whut? WAT.
This is why science > simple hairless monkey intuition
Slayer-33
Liverpool-2
Would it be true not because it's not traveling faster than light but because the stick is already in place taking space and the poke "inches" area is the only distance to be covered?
The movement would act like a queue of atoms. Each atom pushes the one in front of it forward from the place where the force is applied to the other extreme making up the total movement. The material itself is contracting and then expanding into the new position. It travels like a wave throughout the stick at a speed slower than light.
If I hold up something solid the length of the extended slinky the bottom would move imminently since it's constricted tho?
reminds me of this picture i saw a couple of years ago. it's probably been posted on GAF before, i think it's beautiful enough to warrant posting it again - just one guy not having seen this is one guy too many.
electrical discharge during a volcanic eruption. if the gates of hell ever open, i'm sure it'll look like this.
