With just 26-days left before the first Tesla Cybertruck delivery, it’s only fitting that Elon Musk make an appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience with the electric truck. Its exterior stainless steel sheet-metal is touted as bullet-resistant, so a bow and arrow shouldn’t do any damage, right?
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An ISS astronaut captured this amazing photo of a skull-like rock formation in northern Chad on February 12, 2023 using a Nikon D5 camera. More specifically, you’re looking at a 1,000-meter (3,300-foot) deep volcanic pit and soda lake Trou au Natron.
You could go flashy with the Louis Vuitton Horizon, or a bit more inconspicuous with this walnut turned fully-functional Bluetooth speaker. Penguin DIY used a real walnut, consumed the kernel, and then proceeded to add several modules including amplifiers, speakers, as well as a rechargeable battery.
There’s Vantablack, and then Stuart Semple’s Black 4.0, which absorbs 99.95% of visible light. It took the British artist around 7 years to develop and works on all surfaces. Cleaning is a breeze, as Black 4.0 thins with water.
Blizzard announced today their Diablo 4 ‘Seasons of Blood’ event where if you visit a blood donation center in the US (until November 20), in-game rewards based upon the total amount of blood donated by all eligible players can be unlocked. The coolest (or strangest) prize? A custom liquid-cooled gaming PC infused with real human blood.
‘ROADOG’ is unofficially the world’s biggest motorcycle, measuring 17-feet-long (5.2 meters) and weighing in at a hefty 3,200 pounds (1,452 kilograms). The bike was initially built in 1965 by William Gelbke and then went on to put over 20,000 miles on the bike over 12-months by touring the United States.
Inventor Benn Jordan built a speech-jamming sonic weapon that actually works, and he proved it by demonstrating the device at a hotel lobby filled with people. How does it work? Put simply, hypersonic sound arrays that layers high-frequency sound waves beyond what the human ear can hear and then using them to generate a lower-frequency sound signal.
Artist Eleonora Ortolani, a student at design school Central Saint Martens, turned plastic waste into vanilla ice cream for her final-year project. Called ‘Guilty Flavors’, the formula basically consists of taking a small amount of plastic and then breaking that down into vanillin flavoring.
Former NASA engineer Mark Rober spent the past few weeks building the world’s smallest NERF gun that can actually be fired and quickly realized this was only possible by making it out of one part rather than several. The goal was to first come up with a compliant mechanism, or finding a way to store energy by being flexible.