By JB Sanders<\/p>\n
Fireworks Time!<\/p>\n
Need a Post-Apocolypse Movie Location?<\/a><\/strong> Bionic Glasses<\/a><\/strong> Print Your Own 3D Chocolate Creations<\/a><\/strong> The Cartilage Car Fuels Itself<\/a><\/strong> Psychedelic Light Paintings Using Your Robotic Vacuum Cleaner<\/a><\/strong> Star Trek Geeky<\/a><\/strong> Food Photos by a Science Geek<\/a><\/strong> New Evil Dead Movie! <\/a><\/strong> A Ship So Big…<\/a> <\/strong>
\nThen just fly on down to the Big Easy and check out the former Six Flags New Orleans. All this destruction was a result of 1 month of brackish water (averaging 7 feet deep) and then leaving the front gate of the park open for a few years. Seriously, it’s only been six years, not 100 like these pictures make it seem. Yikes.<\/p>\n
\nFor real, people. These glasses sample what the person is seeing (or should be able to see) and figures out what’s there by interfacing with a computer in their pocket. Not an “in 5 years” product, a real thing right now.<\/p>\n
\nCAD it, then have it made of chocolate. Mmmmmmmm, chocolate.<\/p>\n
\nIt’s 3D-printing and weirdo concept cars of the future all in one. The car was created using the 3D-printing technique, and the composite artificial material most closely resembles cartilage, which makes the car nearly impervious to impacts. It also creates it’s own biofuel. How? Algae reservoirs (with LED’s for night-time production) in the places in the artificial cartilage body that would otherwise be bone marrow in a creature. Freaked out with the scifi yet?<\/p>\n
\nHow often are we going to be able to use a headline like that? See these long-exposure photos of Roomba-mounted LED lights. It’s MUCH cooler than that sounds.<\/p>\n
\nI would like to posit that this app is one of the most geeky things in all Geekdom. We’re talking an iPad app that not only looks and acts like it’s out of Star Trek (NG, but still), it also is an an interactive encyclopedia of Star Trek lore.<\/p>\n
\nSee cake sprinkles, chocolate cake, sugar, pineapple, and blueberries (among many other things) through the lens of an electron microscope. Yes, that means everything is very small.<\/p>\n
\nBruce Campbell has confirmed that there is a new movie in the works.<\/p>\n
\nIt needs it’s own zip code? This beast will be 6 times larger than the largest US aircraft carrier. Let that sink in a moment. Six times bigger than those nuclear-powered floating islands. Check out the illustration showing one of those liquid natural gas carriers (with five giant domes on deck) docked next to it.<\/p>\n