filed in thought on Dec.09, 2009
Want to know who droplets of water interact with water also? See this video to know which is filmed at 2,000 frames per second. This explain why some insects float in water. This could be a start in another breakthrough. Kiss your brain goodbye.
filed in thought on Aug.25, 2009
At the Royal Horticultural Society’s Chelsea Flower Show, James Dyson, he of the Dual Cyclone bagless vacuum, installed this glorious, M.C. Escher-inspired water fountain dubbed “Wrong Garden,” which is designed to give the illusion of water traveling uphill.
filed in DESIGN on Aug.04, 2009
In a business finding the cheapest services you need is a must, like what most real estate companies are doing. In a real estate company, if they do not have the manpower to do the things in-house, they would outsource the services they needed. Certainly this would take a lot or recommendation memos and bidding [...]
filed in CREEPY on Jun.15, 2009
Question:I was wondering about what happens when lightning hits the water right next to you, “like on a lake”, what can happen. Does it even hit water? If not, what if it hits a metal pole directly sticking out of the water like just 6 feet away or so from a person or a wooden [...]
filed in DESIGN, FUN STUFF on Nov.10, 2008
The Aquadom built on 2003, is the largest cylindrical aquarium in the world and it is a 25-meter-high acrylic glass cylinder, 238,000 gallons of sea water, 2,600 fish from 56 different species, and two divers. In addition to it, in its core there’s an elevator that travels through a cylinder of glass. Popout It is [...]
filed in LIFE on Jul.24, 2008
Get white water rings off without using oil, chemical, or polishing products. We’ve heard from AT reader dollhouse that you can do this using a cotton cloth and a dry iron. Place a cotton cloth directly over the stain and with a dry iron (NO STEAM!) press down for several seconds on the cloth. Remove [...]
