Great color and retro atmosphere in this animated short - Life On Mars (by Lukas Vojir)
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Many of us have looked up on a clear night and seen meteors streak across the sky as they burn up in the atmosphere. Now they’ve been imaged by astronauts looking down on our planet. (via Stunning Lyrid meteor over earth at night)
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Annual reports can have great design…from an embossed cover to clean layout the thoughtful creativity is evident. That it is powered by the sun is most excellent. (via A Solar Company’s Amazing Infographics Are Powered By The Sun | Co.Design: business innovation design)
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Our planet is a wonderful place of beauty. Time-lapse video montage from around the world from nature to cities. [Welcome to Earth - Universal Time-lapse - Zapatou (by zapatou)]
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Visualizing the patterns of the journeys of 300,000 Norwegians. Data visualization can be enchanting. (via Watch As 300,000 Norwegians Move Across The Globe Like Ballistic Missiles | Co.Design: business innovation design)
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GE does some interesting data visualizations. This one looks at power from 7100+ turbines over 15 days. [Visualizing data Powering the World (by GEreports)]
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Beautiful time-lapse of colourful, brilliant aurorae over Norway. Go high-def and full screen, it’s worth your time. [Aurora 2012 (by Christian Mülhauser)]
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One thing I like about this “potential future” video is it mentions what is actually possible today. Corning would like to see glass displays everywhere. [A Day Made of Glass 2: Unpacked. The Story Behind Corning’s Vision. (by CorningIncorporated)]
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This is a digital galaxy - but we still learn a lot from digital physics. [This is a galaxy (by apontzen)]
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In depth interview with photographer Ansel Adams with views of both his photography and current views of some of the locations he photographed. [PBS American Experience - Ansel Adams, A Documentary Film (by mplayer98) (via Ansel Adams on PBS)]
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