Tight Spot, Art Installation by David Byrne Under the High Line in NYC
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Archizoom/Gilberto Corretti, No Stop City, 1970
If this doesn’t put you in an awesome mood, I’m not sure what will.
Dance Like Nobody’s Alive of the Day: Nathan Barnatt (previously) and Jenny Fine bust a mashup of moves to Madeon’s masterful mega-mix, “Pop Culture.”
Radio Guy: Martin Starr.
[njb.]
Amazing Phantom super slo-mo footage from Teahupoo, aka The End of the World, the deadliest wave in the world, in Tahiti.
The earth is humbling. And so is Irene, seen on the eastern seaboard of the U.S. via NASA/NOAA GOES-13 satellite. Satellite data shows its diameter is now 510 miles, roughly a third of the length of the U.S.
Deadly beauty.
Moon over Afghanistan, by astronaut Ron Garan (@astro_ron) aboard the ISS.
(via Bad Astronomy)
(via jtotheizzoe)
Hurricane Irene approaching the East Coast, image from NASA/GOES.
(via Discover Magazine)
(via jtotheizzoe)
