National Geographic Compiles a Digital Archive of 6,000 Editorial Maps From 1888 to Present Day
A post shared by NatGeoMaps (@natgeomaps) on Nov 13, 2017 at 2:15pm PST National Geographic has compiled and digitally archived 6,000 of their iconic editorial…
Musician Skillfully Recreates the Sounds of Birds, Insects and Mammals on His Violin
Musician Sebastiaan Kulwanowski stared straight into the camera and quite skillfully recreated the sounds of nine different animals on his violin. Included this performance was…
Stunning Lifelike 3D Paper Sculptures
A post shared by Lisa Lloyd Paper (@lisa_lloydpaper) on Jun 29, 2017 at 4:02am PDT British artist Lisa Lloyd creates stunningly lifelike animals, jewelry, insects,…
An Incredible Indonesian Volcano That Burns a Vivid Bright Blue Due to Sulfuric Gas Combustion
The Kawah Ijen in Java, Indonesia is an incredible composite volcano that burns a beautiful bright blue. While it is a wonder to witness, it…
How the Mythological Tale of Orpheus and Eurydice Has Been Reinterpreted Through Music
YouTuber Polyphonic, who creates incredibly informative video essays about music took a historical look at the classic mythological tale of lovers Orpheus and Eurydice, noting…
A Highly Percussive Fingerstyle Acoustic Cover of the Iconic Michael Jackson Song ‘Billie Jean’
Remarkably talented Russian guitarist Alexandr Misko (previously) performed a highly percussive, upbeat fingerstyle cover of the iconic Michael Jackson song “Billie Jean”. Throughout the song…
A Flock of Angry Geese Chase a Slow Moving Alligator Across Golf Course at a PGA Invitational
During the second annual Christie’s Critters Invitational on The Champion Course at PGA National, golfers were caught off guard when they saw a giant alligator…
How ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Backhandedly Stresses the Vital Importance of Seeing Everyone as Equal
In an oddly hopeful piece Debra Minoff and Susannah McCullough of Screenprism once again turn their insightful eyes towards the Hulu series The Handmaid’s Tale,…
Freediver Slowly Sinks to the Bottom of a 33 Meter Pool In a Seated Lotus Position On One Breath
Champion freediver Stig Pryds quite impressively put his body into a seated lotus position, took a single breath and slowly sank down 33 meters to…
A Fantastic Synthwave Cover of ‘The Imperial March’ Theme Song From Star Wars
The talented synthwave duo Litiowave performed an fantastic synthwave cover of John Williams‘ iconic “The Imperial March” theme song from Star Wars. A “Sithwave” story.…