Wasp Sucking machine. This one gets filed under "ok, now what?" It's remarkably similar to the
Bee Vac I posted a while ago, but I must admit the plexiglass window for "showing off your catch" cranks up the awesomeness index. While we're on the subject, check out the
History of Apiculture in Warfare.(Thanks, Ted!
posted 9:27 PM
Stereoscopic Images of Lighter Than Air Flight. Instructions for viewing are
here, although I personally find freeviewing to be very difficult, so I'd add the suggestion that you could save the images, swap the left and right images, and view them
crosseyed, or use a program such as
Stereo Photo Maker to generate anaglyph images for red/cyan 3d glasses. The best way, though, is to use a viewer, even an
inexpensive plastic one.
(via
Things Magazine)
posted 1:24 PM
The St. Marys Challenger is a 100-year-old steam powered cement freighter operating on Lake Michigan.
Found via
this set of photos on Flickr including shots of the
Skinner Unaflow engine.
posted 10:12 PM
This is the best idea I've seen in a long, long time.
(Via
MeFi)
posted 9:39 AM
Sheep Problem, my latest installation, is now at Fly Gallery, 1172 Queen St. W. Toronto.
posted 9:38 PM
