Newton's Cradle is well-known for its repeating clicks, and gracing the desks of executives everywhere. This fragile, but awesome installation by Yasutoki Kariya changes things up a bit by using light bulbs instead of metal spheres. Surprisingly, they manage not to shatter. Read More >>
Featured comment by Gage:
"...gah. That should have been pretty obvious thinking about it. Too much modelling bodies as rigid. Even then I'd be wrong mind. >_<" More »
Engineers at GE's NELA Park facility recently discovered five intact lightbulbs inside a 100-year-old time capsule. And much to the delight of the dudes over in marketing, three of the century-old bulbs still work. Read More >>
Featured comment by Darrell Jones:
"I don't see why these bulbs shouldn't have worked. I would assume that Fluorescent, Halogen or Neon lights would have suffered some leakage of gas ove..." More »
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