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It’s a Tuesday, let’s watch some animals fight. Architizer takes us on a tour of the world’s visitor centers. Behold the world’s first space center. (2010 dudes!) 19th Century Scottish…

Big Day Coming. Department of this-is-how-people-spend-their-time: a collection of upside down n’s. In 2010 we use math to figure out how to properly wrinkle video game clothing. Google Map based…

Please don’t hate me. Sometimes I just want to link to pictures of utensils. Silver! On the Moon! Illustrating Finnegan’s Wake. I wish I knew more about Germany so I…

“In fact, most of the life on the planet is probably composed of bacteria.” Let’s take a look at street artist JR (winner of this year’s TED prize), shall we?…

Today in famous dead people’s handwriting:  Isaac Newton’s annotates himself. Africa is very large. Designing robots to fail. Hey, watch this bridge get taken apart. On the ramifications of turtle…

Today is a good day because of this unearthed Dr Seuss manuscript. (via GerryCanavan.) There are certain things I feel an obligation to post, these include but are not limited…

It’s Monday, so clearly it is a good day to link to amazing pictures of a Swiss rail tunnel (soon to be the world’s longest!). Here are some things that…

Keeping it simple and rad today. LAZERS! Pleasure Gardens! THESE TOADS ARE CANNIBALS, DUDES!!!! This is pretty much the best street art I’ve seen recently. (!) File under: Tiny things,…

Hey dudes, let’s talk about cracks in the universe. The next weekly Rumpus meeting will be spent on underwater scooters, right Isaac? Halloween is so close, so it is time…

It is hard to beat flight pattern photography sometimes. Mondo-Bloggo has kindly reprinted the entirety of their recent post on 1950s college kids flying kites, and we are all better…

The first new carnivorous mammal in more than two decades was just discovered. Just so you know. Hey, check out Walter Green’s schema for the Believer! The internet is awash…

Start your week off right with some toxic Hungarian sludge. Lapham’s Quarterly on floating cities, real and imagined. Concrete canvas is totally amazing. Vintage coffee tins! Hurray! Um, have you…