Month: August 2015
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Top 30 Most Clever Packaging Designs Near To Perfection
When we go to stores for shopping, we often find a multitude of products without knowing which one to choose… So, do we tend to trust the brand or we trust the price? What if instead we find products that attract our attention, that make us smile and stand out from other products on the shelf?…
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Enjoy A Meal In A Far Galaxy Thanks To This Restaurant In The Colors Of Star Wars
Star Wars is definitely a cult series that has become an important part of modern culture. Many derivatives have emerged: novels, video games, toys and now a restaurant …! Yes, it is now possible for you to go to a fabulous Star Wars restaurant, the first of its kind in the galaxy, and taste delicious…
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Discover Amazing Cross-section View Of 22 Everyday Objects Cut In Half
Have you ever wondered what you might see when taking a look inside an object? What you might discover if your toothpaste tube became transparent? We reveal to you the strange views of the cross-sections of these objects when halved! A lock Donuts and coffee A car A scanner A motorcycle helmet A rotary piston engine…
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30 Absolutely Mesmerizing Spiral Staircase Designs From Around The World
There is something fascinating about the shape of spiral stairs… most probably it is due to their almost perfect symmetry. We have decided to make you discover 30 spiral staircases that are absolutely mesmerizing. Discover without delay! Sintra, Portugal Location undisclosed by photographer IKMZ University Library in Cottbus, Germany Dresden, Germany Abandoned castle of Golčův…
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This 115 Feet High All Glass Swimming Pool Would Surely Make You Tremble
Indeed many people won’t try enjoying this scary swimming pool, thus, preventing them from the thrill of swimming in a Sky Pool. This swimming pool would be 115 feet high and would connect two buildings. It would have completely translucent glass walls with a thickness of 8-inch. This world’s first all glass swimming pool would…
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This Cost-Effective But Advanced Robotic Hand Helps Amputees Improve Quality Of Life
The high cost of the robotic prosthetics makes them prohibitive for many people. Now a Plymouth based start-up is trying to change that by making a 3D printed robotic hand that is low-cost yet can perform advanced finger movements. Here, the electromyographical sensors are placed on the amputee’s skin to pick the signal for the intended…
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An Incredible Replica Of Hyrule Castle Built By A 19 Year Old
In the beginning Lego bricks were introduced to the kids so that they could build something creative. However, with the passage of time the situation has completely changed. Now, there are builders who have become famous for building amazing structures using Lego bricks. Joseph Zawarda is one such person. Aged just 19, he has a…
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A Smart Umbrella That Sings To You And Tells Its Location When Lost
Blunt designs an Umbrella that carries a ‘Tile’ bluetooth chip in its canopy. You can use an app to connect to and notify the Umbrella. If Umbrella is within 100-ft from the customer it would start playing a tune to inform the user or it can send its current location to the app which plots…
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23 Stunning 3D Photographs Reveal Night Beauty Of Earth From Space
A series of beautiful and impressive photographs from NASA, which reveal the nocturnal beauty of the Earth from space. These stunning images of our planet in which we can easily distinguish between towns and reliefs, have been taken over Europe, Japan, Madagascar, the United States, Asia and South America. High resolution photos have been reworked…
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This Amazing Luxury Hotel In Amsterdam Id Built In A Dockside Crane
You would have seen many different types of hotel with innovative themes to attract the tourists by surprising them. However, Faralda Crane Hotel located in Amsterdam, Holland is unique as it has been built in a crane at the shipping dockyard. Perhaps, it is the only hotel in the world that offers bungee jumping to its…
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These Ingenious prostheses From 19th century helped 15,000 People Regain Mobility
Over the years, the design and manufacturing of the prosthetics for the handicapped have considerably evolved. James Gillingham, a simple shoemaker, is regarded a pioneer in this field. He started manufacturing prostheses in the nineteenth century. In addition to that, he photographed his patients and these photographs were published in medical journals to help surgeons.…
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An Incredible Book From Sixteenth Century You Can Read In Six Different Ways
Surely, while reading you have the habit of turning the pages of your book from right to left, but know that this is not the case for all the books. There is a strange book in the world that can be opened and read in six different ways. You can scroll each of the six…
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Google Gives A Rare Glimpse Into Its Gigantic Network Infrastructure That Powers Its Services
For the first time Google reveals details about its huge infrastructure. Google boasts 100,000 ‘warehouse scale’ servers worldwide. They can communicate with one another in an arbitrary manner at the enormous speed of 10Gb/s. In order to achieve such performance and scale Google has developed its own hardware. For the first time, the Google has…