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Built with Hyperlapse.js, Three.js (r57), a modified version of GSVPano.js, and Google Maps API v3. This site requires WebGL and is best viewed in Google Chrome on a decent machine.
Translation: This is pretty freakin' cool.
Om nom nom nom.
German photographer Martin Rietze caught a series of spectacularly breathtaking shots of a volcano, shrouded in flying lava and electrifying lightning, erupting in southern Kyushu, Japan.
The underwater images captured by photographer Mark Tipple are so unlike anything you've ever seen, it's easy to mistake them for scenes from another world. They belong to a series known collectively as The Underwater Project, and they are beyond spellbinding.
‘Surf photography’s been around forever. I wanted something different.’
Every time Eric Wareheim of "Tim and Eric Awesome Show Great Job!" directs a music video, it automatically becomes the de facto greatest music video ever. However, the new video for Beach House's song "Wishes," off 2012's critically and commercially successful Bloom, may claim that spot permanently.
I'm sure opinions will vary.
As anyone who's been in or around San Francisco recently knows, it's hard not to spot the Bay Lights. After dusk, the western span of the Bay Bridge fills with a jaw-dropping display comprised of 25,000 LEDs, mounted on vertical cables 30 feet apart.
Large, historical pictures of NYC.
A 320 gigapixel panoramic image of London taken during the 2012 Olympic Games. I'm sure there's some boobage somewhere...
Progress continues on the East Side Access project as of February 12, 2013. The project will allow the Long Island Rail Road to access Grand Central Terminal for the first time.
These photos shows work on the caverns underneath Grand Central Terminal that will house a future concourse for arriving and departing Long Island Rail Road trains.
Full HD nuclear explosions. Horrifying eye candy.
Damn, they're taking it right in the face, too. Totally work safe.
Funny how something as simple as dropping ink into water can be so beautiful. Full screen this and set the resolution in the menu to "Original".
Introducing a groundbreaking technique that seamlessly merges computer-generated and hand-drawn animation techniques, first-time director John Kahrs takes the art of animation in a bold new direction with the Oscar®-nominated short, "Paperman."
In Russia, skyscraper crane climbs you? Nah. That's played out. This guy does all the climbing. Как босс!
What do you do with 2000 silhouettes extracted from PVC plates using computer-controlled cutter?
Make one pretty bad-ass music video.
A look back in time.
2.5 gigapixel 360 degree panorama from the top of the world's tallest building.
Remember Michelle Jenneke, the Australian hurdler made famous by her pre-race warmup ritual? Well, she's back.
This is the first ever high-definition, super-slow-motion video footage of sprinting cheetahs, which — I think we can all agree — are basically the reason high-frame-rate video cameras were invented.
Suomi NPP is an Earth-observing satellite equipped with a camera that can see from the visible light spectrum out into the infrared. Far more sensitive than its predecessors, this camera can spot fires, the aurora, city lights, and even moonlit clouds at night.
Nearly forty years after people, the Japanese island of Hashima is lifeless, sagging and absolutely uninhabitable to man, unless of course you’re a crazed nemesis of James Bond, plotting to take down the British secret service.
On a beautiful day for a drive, Rally Car driver Beppo Harrach takes us on a tour through the woods at the Waldviertel Rally in Austria at 206km/h! Fullscreen advised.
Just in time for those of you who might be spending time in the kitchen this week and need to know some basic...bondage. (The Manchicken Tag is sorely missed here.)
A Chrome Experiment that is both interesting and beautiful.
Series of black & white portraits where all the models had their face painted in some way, very interesting and very beautiful.
A whole new direction with polygons.
Interesting collection of Antarctica pics including testing of a new possible martian space suit.
A short film about Singapore.
Play full screen so you can count the meteors! Shot in Joshua Tree National Park and the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest during the Perseid meteor shower. Features ancient trees, lightning, rainbows, meteors, the Milky Way, and lots of stars. Enjoy!