Meintest du buenos aires?
What do we notice when we spend more time with something? In the title of this piece at the Museum of Modern Art, French artist Marcel Duchamp provides
He made the work in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where
A massive chunk of glacial ice breaks off—calves—from Perito Moreno Glacier in this 2.5 minute video shared by Licet Studios. A popular tourist
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Statues and buildings float, Slinkys connect articulated buses, and carnival rides get supersized in Vienna, Austria with help from Argentine director
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From Ed Yong at Discovery Magazine: The camo-bot is an upgraded version of a soft-bodied machine that strode out of George Whitesides’ laboratory at
hard motors and hydraulics for inflatable pockets of air
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Where did the word robot come from? Let’s travel back to 1920, when Czech writer Karel Čapek wrote a sci-fi play about hard-working, human-like
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After a friend tweeted about a research page full of passive motion robotics videos by Andy Ruina, Professor of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics at
Wind up bots in the streets of Buenos Aires Rion NakayaFebruary
From the BBC’s Life in Cold Blood, Sir David Attenborough narrates as an anaconda — one of the largest snakes on the planet — gives
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