pevikles:

Saturn on April 4, 2014

Source: Lights In The Dark

(Source: spaceexp)

today’s office

The saddest part of a broken heart
Isn’t the ending so much as the start
The tragedy starts from the very first spark
Losing your mind for the sake of your heart

nevver:

Inception ala Istanbul, Aydın Büyüktaş

nevver:

Moving in stereo, Eric Petersen

"As for my business plans, I have three-year business plans and 30-year business plans but also three-centuries business plans. I think that this is another good breakthrough in the world."

iamdanw:

Temporary Constellations

What if you could see GPS satellites? We’ve made a little thing to find out what it might look like!

Recently we’ve been playing with ways of seeing satellites, rather than seeing through them. We’re experimenting with different ways to follow the passage of orbits above. One of our experiments is a set of visualisations called Temporary Constellations.

Each Temporary Constellation is a different cluster of navigation satellites, memorialised as a Christmas card. As the satellites above continuously shift and move relative to us, they form ad-hoc constellations. These constellations only last a single moment in time, and then they’re gone.

Would you like to know more?

fruit container (at Bearpit Outdoor Gallery)