Hope you'll join us

Rooney, mebbe RvP. Nani. Kagawa. This lil firecracker. Man.

Suomi

Surreal. Via National Geographic.

Back to the future day

As will be seen tomorrow:

Or, preferably today.

Ah the world. So beautiful.

A FIRE WILL RISE

Holy fuckers. Just when I felt it was a lil bit beaten - it delivers a fucking poster that makes me wanna jerk off (and I will).

What an absolutely completely amazing movie year we have.

Dark Knight Rises. Prometheus. Django Unchained. The Master. Skyfall. The Great Gatsby. And so much more I'm forgetting right now. Jesus.

Time-lapse of the annual solar eclipse

I can't believe this shit is real. 

Morning brain exercise

Nothing stretches that muscle better than listening to something that's bigger than infinity. Or learning that there are different sizes of infinities. 

Soundsculpture - fascinating

Daniel Franke has created an amazing new kind of art. He calls it a sound sculpture. It is based on the recorded motion data of a dancer shot with three depth cameras, a complex procedure that resulted in a beautifully moving digital body, consisting of 22,000 points. The closer we look, the more abstract the sculpture becomes.

via Jon

Jewel Caterpillar

AMazing ey!

via this

"I don't believe in children"

Why is my needle stuck in childhood? I don't know. I don't know. I guess that's where my heart is.

This is Maurice Sendak, the creator of Where The Wild Things Are, who passed away today, and you should listen to him talking about life and death.

It's strikes like this that still makes us believe

Hope springs eternal.

On a related note*

*Previous post. Mond blowing.

Space = amazing

The merging Antennae galaxies. As the two galaxies smash together, billions of stars are born, mostly in groups and clusters of stars. 

The massive star Eta Carinae in our Milky Way galaxy that experts believe might explode in a supernova at any time.

see more pics from Hubble heaa

12 years in 2:40

"What is the most astounding fact you can share with us about the Universe?" This is his answer.

Yup. One of those contemplating-dreaming Saturday nights. One of those. But you should watch this, cause in its simplicity it is just so purely amazing and inspiring.

So when I look up at the night sky and I know that yes, We are part of this universe, we are in this universe. But perhaps more important than both of those facts. The universe is in us.

The Most Astounding Fact from Max Schlickenmeyer on Vimeo.

Our Lucky was pretty much a copy paste of this lil puppy

From race to color to behavior to size.

This is a very good representation of me this week

ha. clever.

click on the image to read it.

BOOM. True. Fact.