AV Club,
{the spacial cadets}
We’ll have the same title for our New Year post.
Here’s a light we recently came across that we think we really love, but have yet to see in person. If you’ve seen it in person feel free to wrap it and mail it our way for personal inspection, we won’t mind.
The lamp is a collection of LEDs, conceived and constructed by Humans Since 1982.
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Luddites need not apply,
{the spacial cadets}
If Alva Noto’s music were a machine, what a beautiful looking machine it would be. What exactly the machine would be doing is up for debate, but this video may give you an idea.
It’s about time the art and formality of the letterhead came back.
Frank Lloyd Wright
Courtesy of www.letterheady.com
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Every baby that’s born after today thanks you,
{the spacial cadets}
If whale songs were flattery, we’d often be flattered – too loudly.
Nonetheless, if you were a whale you could hear your song as sung by another whale, because whales pick up on catchy songs and it is quite the compliment. This is a live feed from underneath Antarctic ice, where you can listen in on ice breaking, seals hitting the microphones and whales singing. The Alfred-Wegener Institute uses these sounds to study marine life populations and behaviors. It’s the blind leading the blind.
We were let in on this surfari adventure by a fantastic site for interesting sounds called Silent Listening.
If whales don’t get your boat rockin’, try this
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ngyuenter,
{the spacial cadets}