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  • Absolutely hilarious. Logistically feasible… but unlikely.

smartercities:

Want More Urban Green Space? Start Peeing In Public | Earth Techling
A public toilet that will recycle urine into fertilizer for flora growing in the built-in planter.

By setting up the restroom in pod format with 4 urinals on every pod, the users can enjoy more space and privacy. This system as well paves way for both peeing and watering the plants.

    Absolutely hilarious. Logistically feasible… but unlikely.

    smartercities:

    Want More Urban Green Space? Start Peeing In Public | Earth Techling

    A public toilet that will recycle urine into fertilizer for flora growing in the built-in planter.

    By setting up the restroom in pod format with 4 urinals on every pod, the users can enjoy more space and privacy. This system as well paves way for both peeing and watering the plants.

    (via thisbigcity)

    Source: earthtechling.com
    • 3 months ago
    • 196 notes
  • “I think our ego is like the bark of a tree – but there is something else in us, an energy that makes us feel we are not alone.”
    — Mariko Mori (via thoughtyoushouldseethis)
    Source: thoughtyoushouldseethis
    • 3 months ago
    • 16 notes
  • lomographicsociety:

Explore Lomography Nearby - Hardap, Namibia

    lomographicsociety:

    Explore Lomography Nearby - Hardap, Namibia

    Source: lomographicsociety
    • 3 months ago
    • 137 notes
  • supersonicelectronic:

    Peter Trevelyan.

    Sculptures made out of pencil lead by Peter Tervelyan:

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    Nobody breathe! I think if I just look at this photo too much it’ll start to fall apart… This man has the patience of a god.

    Source: supersonicelectronic
    • 3 months ago
    • 2111 notes
  • yearoftheglitch:

Created by sending MidiNES a mixture of melodic and rhythmic signals, then photographing the result. By: RS2090

    yearoftheglitch:

    Created by sending MidiNES a mixture of melodic and rhythmic signals, then photographing the result. By: RS2090

    Source: yearoftheglitch
    • 3 months ago
    • 1573 notes
  • biocanvas:

Immature sperm from a fruit fly. To complete the maturation of sperm (in a process known as spermatogenesis), unnecessary structures and organelles need to be degraded. This occurs in the “waste bag,” the oval bulges at the ends of the immature sperm.
Image by Yosef Kaplan and Eli Arama, Weizmann Institute of Science.

    biocanvas:

    Immature sperm from a fruit fly. To complete the maturation of sperm (in a process known as spermatogenesis), unnecessary structures and organelles need to be degraded. This occurs in the “waste bag,” the oval bulges at the ends of the immature sperm.

    Image by Yosef Kaplan and Eli Arama, Weizmann Institute of Science.

    Source: cell.com
    • 3 months ago
    • 272 notes
  • photojojo:

Don’t you love when everything lines up perfectly? Josh Allsopp captured this shot of a lifetime in downtown Toronto, Ontario. If you like the print above, Josh has a Photostream 53 pages long to keep you going for hours. 
via Mpdrolet

    photojojo:

    Don’t you love when everything lines up perfectly? Josh Allsopp captured this shot of a lifetime in downtown Toronto, Ontario. If you like the print above, Josh has a Photostream 53 pages long to keep you going for hours. 

    via Mpdrolet

    Source: mpdrolet
    • 3 months ago
    • 2232 notes
  • “We knew the world would not be the same. A few people laughed, a few people cried. Most people were silent. I remembered the line from the Hindu scripture, the Bhagavad Gita; Vishnu is trying to persuade the Prince that he should do his duty and, to impress him, takes on his multi-armed form and says, ‘Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds.’ I suppose we all thought that, one way or another.”
    • 3 months ago
    • #Robert J. Oppenheimer
  • architectural-review:

Raimund Abraham, Triptych of 9 Houses, detail. Pencil & colouring pencil.

    architectural-review:

    Raimund Abraham, Triptych of 9 Houses, detail. Pencil & colouring pencil.

    Source: architectural-review
    • 3 months ago
    • 79 notes
  • showslow:

    Michael Ostermann is an illustrator based in Vienna, Austria. He has been creating digital art for several years and enjoys experimenting with surrealistic concepts, always striving to improve his work.

    (via hifructosemag)

    Source: showslow
    • 3 months ago
    • 1349 notes
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