The website Here is Today attempts to provide some perspective on time by giving a visual idea of how much time has passed since various important milestones (biological, geological, centuries, millennia, etc).

http://www.treehugger.com/natural-sciences/need-some-perspective-time-here-today.html

The website Here is Today attempts to provide some perspective on time by giving a visual idea of how much time has passed since various important milestones (biological, geological, centuries, millennia, etc).

http://www.treehugger.com/natural-sciences/need-some-perspective-time-here-today.html

TGIF, you guys.
via The Wonderful World of Wild Animals (PHOTOS)
© Athanasia Leivaditou
Every architecture student has done it: The all-nighter where you end up sleeping on or under your desk. (When I did it, it was under a traditional drafting table). Now designer Athanasia Leivaditou of StudioNL has brought a whole new level of comfort to the overnight in the studio with this clever desk that hides a bed.  Transformer desk turns into bedroom

© Athanasia Leivaditou

Every architecture student has done it: The all-nighter where you end up sleeping on or under your desk. (When I did it, it was under a traditional drafting table). Now designer Athanasia Leivaditou of StudioNL has brought a whole new level of comfort to the overnight in the studio with this clever desk that hides a bed.  Transformer desk turns into bedroom

DIY Beer Can Pinhole Camera Takes 6-Month-Long Exposures (Photos)

…thought you should know. 

Trophy Bicycle Holders Double as Decorative Antlers
(via Architectural Sand Castles are Geometric Wonders : TreeHugger)

Discarded dolls have never looked so creepy. Australian artist Freya Jobbins recycles Barbie dolls (and Ken too) as the material for her sculpture.

Butterflies always seem to me more like living pieces of art than insects, such as those pictured in this celebration of “nature’s canvases.”
(via Photo of the Day: Dew-Covered Butterfly : TreeHugger)

Butterflies always seem to me more like living pieces of art than insects, such as those pictured in this celebration of “nature’s canvases.”

(via Photo of the Day: Dew-Covered Butterfly : TreeHugger)

cozydark:

The orbits of the moons and planets form a fractal 4-dimensional helix in spacetime.

(via infinity-imagined)

(via n-a-s-a)

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WHAT!? How cool are these trees!
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