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I'm a sucker for rockets and technical illustrations, which is why I love this poster of rockets of the world drawn…

Tom Havlasek is a painter who is obsessed with motorsports. His large format pieces, all made using acrylic, capture…

I don't want to spoil this brilliant short film by freelance London director Toby Meakins—starring Josef Altin,…

After capturing the most amazing images of New York ever, Vincent Laforet is using the same technology to photograph…

This time-lapse by Dominic Boudreault's is a beautiful, crystal clear view of Manhattan. Even after all these years…

I always wanted to see the actual infantry attacks on the Hoth's Rebel Base. Not just a couple scenes but a full Savi…

That's all, folks. Carry on.

These are the contents of a mysterious white bag found hidden in Neil Armstrong's closet: Weird looking lamps,…

Built and designed in the 1960s after the A-12 Oxcart, the SR-71 Blackbird is still the fastest, most vanguardist…

DARPA's Airborne Launch Assist Space Access is not a new idea. In fact, they have been working on it for some time.…

"Jupiter Ascending isn't just a mediocre film. It's also self-indulgent, and in love with its own excesses," says…

I've seen this cutting operation with smaller glass panes, but I would have never imagined that it could work so…

So this machine comes with a weird thingie and it starts moving the ground and then there's this weird hose that…

If you have played Destiny, you are familiar with Jesse van Dijk's phenomenal work. His work as lead concept artist…

Neat animation effects in this video directed by Ernest Desumbila for Lighten Up, the latest song by Citizens! This…

It may look like the SR-71 Blackbird, but this sleek flying beast is not the most famous supersonic spy plane ever…

The Universe is an incredible place that defies belief. We take it for granted because the distances and scale is so…

There's no reason why a full size version of this RC quadcopter Millennium Falcon wouldn't work. We just need a good…

D'Espresso was a neat coffee shop on 317 Madison Avenue, New York, that had its walls, ceiling, and floor turned 90…

The light angle helps, no doubt, but the depth of the ink in this microscope photo of a one dollar bill is…