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Don’t get too impressed. This was originally supposed to be the “Animated Gears of War Shirt” but by the time we strapped a 360 to the back of the shirt and added a flatscreen to the front it just wasn’t feasible. The test subjects kept falling over, no one liked the car battery power supply duct taped to their leg and don’t even get us started on the price.
This animated t-shirt from Think Geek runs on two AAA batteries, conceled in an inside pocket. The image screen is removable for laundry time. A video of the shirt in action is also available. Link -via Grow-A-Brain
He’s one of my favorites, just go and see his fabulous art pieces and a completely new website: Link
A decidedly unorthodox (and brilliant, I might add!) tactic for unloading a heavy machine in Thailand…
Researchers working on Sandia National Lab’s Z Machine were able to create ice with a temperature higher than boiling water.
“‘The three phases of water as we know them—cold ice, room temperature liquid, and hot vapor—are actually only a small part of water’s repertory of states,’ said Sandia researcher Daniel Dolan. ‘Compressing water customarily heats it. But under extreme compression, it is easier for dense water to enter its solid phase [ice] than maintain the more energetic liquid phase [water].’”
So how many states does water have? Apparently 11, although nobody is quite sure how each one behaves (hence the purpose of the research). Link
