His Fruitwash stickers, when put under the water faucet, would dissolve into organic fruit soap that removes pesticides, fungicides and that annoying water-resistant wax. (via Fruit Labels Dissolve Into Organic Soap : Discovery News)

His Fruitwash stickers, when put under the water faucet, would dissolve into organic fruit soap that removes pesticides, fungicides and that annoying water-resistant wax. (via Fruit Labels Dissolve Into Organic Soap : Discovery News)

So true. (via swissmiss | Impossible)

So true.

(via swissmiss | Impossible)

二足歩行ロボットを自転車に乗せてみた (by DrGuero2001)

What he said. Hoverboards are no longer the future!

tmark:

WHAT IN THE ACTUAL FUCK IS THIS SORCERY

Brilliant. 

French Condom Publicity (by mp3christian)

Qu8k - BALLS 20 - Carmack Prize Attempt - High Altitude Rocket On-board Video (by d3deville)

(via Nikon Small World Photomicrography Competition - The Big Picture - Boston.com) All of the photos are fantastic, but this one really caught my eye.

(via Nikon Small World Photomicrography Competition - The Big Picture - Boston.com)

All of the photos are fantastic, but this one really caught my eye.

Beware.

Beware.

A simple initiative in the Philippines is bringing a bit of brightness into the lives of the country’s poorest people. The project is called “Litre of Light”, and the technology involved is just a plastic bottle filled with water. It’s an environmentally-friendly alternative to an electric light bulb, and it’s virtually free.

Click through to watch the video. This is dead simple, and really clever.

BBC News - How water bottles create cheap lighting in Philippines

(via The Aurora from the International Space Station | Luna Tractor – Lunokhod)

(via The Aurora from the International Space Station | Luna Tractor – Lunokhod)