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Posted on 05.20.08 by John @ 8:04 pm
This is a true labor of love (no pun intended). This guy, who obviously has quite the kick ass shop, is building a full sized Votom battle suit out of iron plate. What he intends to do with it once he is done I have not the faintest clue. Maybe it goes in a museum as a display, maybe it’s an artistic project, maybe he is just building it because he wants to. Whatever the reason is it is one hell of a project. Want one of your own? Go visit Amazon and pick up a somewhat smaller than life sized verson. Armored Trooper Votoms Scopedog Green 1/12 Scale Full Action Model Filed under: Artistic and Cool and Design and General and Japan and Robots Comments: None |
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Posted on 05.14.08 by John @ 9:23 pm
From Lonelocust. Worse, they, like some other species of ants, are attracted to electrical equipment, for reasons that are not well understood by scientists. They have ruined pumps at sewage pumping stations, fouled computers and at least one homeowner’s gas meter, and caused fire alarms to malfunction. They have been spotted at NASA’s Johnson Space Center and close to Hobby Airport, though they haven’t caused any major problems there yet. You can insert your own ant overlord Simpsons reference here is you would like. Filed under: Mad Science Comments: None |
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Posted on 05.14.08 by John @ 8:29 pm
Here’s an evolutionist’s dream: 10,000 planet Earths, starting from the same point at the same time, and left to their own devices for four and a half billion years. What would happen? Could you go on safari from one planet to the next seeing an endless procession of wildly different organisms? Or would many of the planets be home to life forms that are broadly similar? The Repeater - The Wild Side - Olivia Judson - Evolution - Opinion - New York Times Blog Filed under: Science and Technology Comments: None |
