The Land Art Generator Initiative (LAGI), Refshaleøen Holding, and the
IT University of Copenhagen have teamed up for a grandiose competition
to discover a fantastic idea for a beautiful public art instillation
that will double as a source of renewable and green energy. The best
design gets built, and the inventor behind it earns $20,000!
If you’ve been stressing out or if you’re getting swamped at work or if you’re feeling a little overwhelmed, here’s how you fix it: by watching this lovely time lapse of fireflies by Vincent Brady. Just put it on full screen, zone out and watch fireflies (or lightning bugs if that’s what you call them) paint the world with light and create mesmerizing art.
With spring finally in the air, it’s time to grab your phone and go outside. No, not so that you can check your email on a hike, but because there are plenty of other ways that the little computer in you palm can actually make the outdoors more fun. We’ve rounded up some of the best stargazing, hiking, and wildlife apps right here.
Four blacktip reef sharks swim amongst a school of bait fish off the coast of Argentina. The fish, naturally, do not seem happy to see said sharks. That is most certainly because the sharks are hungry, and they are the buffet.
Shooting Challenge: Spring
Posted in: Today's ChiliI know. Technically, your home may still be buried under 40 feet of snow. But tomorrow is the first day of spring, and doggone it, we’re going to photograph it!
A disturbing series of headlines made their way around the internet this week. "Artificial Light Is Now Harming Rain Forests," read one at Vice News. Smithsonian went with the more sedate, "Restoring Cut Rainforests Might Not Work Well If There’s Light Pollution Nearby." That’s bad news for rain forests! Except it’s not entirely accurate.
I don’t even know what I’m looking at here. I think I see some eyes and a beak attached some oversized head attached to the body of a spider. It’s a pelican spider.
If you have any size yard at all, you probably recognize this grass, Elymus repens,
aka couch grass, aka dog grass. Dog grass? You guessed it. Dogs, and
actually cats too, love to eat this stuff. But they don’t love it enough
to remove the roots of this obnoxious weed that insidiously takes over your entire yard. So, get rid of the "dog grass," and let
your pets eat some other grass that’s even better for them. Here are 6
of the most popular grasses you can grow especially for your dogs, cats,
and other pets.
You got 10 seconds to find it. It’s there, I promise you. But if you were just walking around or if you were this leopard’s prey, by the time you see it, it would be too late. The photo was taken by excellent photographer Art Wolfe.