Apr 02
They may not have not fought in any war yet, but the most expensive fighter jet ever sure makes some really pretty rainbows. Oh well, make love, not war. Those damn US Air Force hippies.
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Feb 19
Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson is a master of light and color, creating trippy experiential works that mess with our perception. The artist’s latest piece, recently installed at the John and Mary Pappajohn Sculpture Park in Des Moines, Iowa, is like walking inside a human-scaled spectrograph.
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Jul 02
You may or may not know that this past weekend, people of the LGBT community took to the streets in major cities across the U.S. to show their pride and support Gay Rights. This particular parade took place just days after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of gay marriage. So the people had plenty of reason to celebrate.
Image: Sarah and Ryan
It wasn’t just members of the LGBT community who showed up either. Many companies were there to show their support as well. One of those was Microsoft, who attended in style in the Seattle Pride Parade, showing up with a Warthog and Master Chief himself.
Image: Conor N. Wilson
What do you think of the Warthog’s rainbow decoration? Maybe it will show up in the next game. It sure is awesome to see companies like Microsoft support people’s right to essentially just love one another – and then frag them.
Apr 09
When you first see it, it looks like a perfect rainbow conforming to the contours of the river, trapped inside a waterfall. But then your brain realizes that that’s not possible. How are there colors in the water? How is there a rainbow at night? It’s the trick of long exposure photography. And I can’t stop looking at it. More »
Mar 27
We’ve all seen our share of quadruple rainbows and rainbows from space, but it’s not to often you catch on lying down one the job. A particularly lazy refraction showed up in Paris the other day, but it’s not quite as it seems. More »
Jun 28
Behold a double rainbow from space! Well, technically, it’s called glory, but it just looks like a double rainbow from the top. The optical phenomenon was captured by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer on NASA’s Terra satellite, orbiting over Baja California. More »
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