From NASA’s Archives, 50 Amazing Photos Of The Apollo Moon Missions
We pay homage to the Apollo missions with the best of NASA’s deep archives.
Hunie: A Social Network For Designer-to-Designer Criticism
Design-portfolio sites are a dime a dozen. Hunie wants to be the creative destination for those open to a bit of criticism.
Zaha Hadid Races To Finish A Building Before Copycats Get There First
A group of Chinese developers are copy-and-pasting a replica of a Zaha Hadid shopping complex that hasn’t even been completed yet.
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Laikingland: A Company That Specializes In Charming Wind-Up Gadgets
There’s never a dull moment when watching Laikingland’s moving objects.
An Intriguing iPad Puzzle, Rendered In Just 3 Colors
It would be more ethical for us to tell you to stay away from this beautifully simple iPad game. It can be maddening.
Ada Louise Huxtable, The Voice Of A City, Dies At 91
Ada Louise Huxtable, The New York Times’ first architecture critic, advocated for dignified urbanism up until her death on Monday.
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Plair: A Dongle For Streaming Videos From Your Phone To TV
Apple TV? Google TV? How about just a USB dongle that you control with your cellphone?
Infographic: Our Insatiable Appetite For Beef, Visualized As Steaks
Want a porterhouse or a New York strip? How about a steak shaped like the state of Texas?
Watch: An Ingenious Lego Machine For Sorting Legos
From brickmaster Akiyuky comes another insanely incredible Lego machine.
The FitBit Flex Is A Fitness Band That Syncs Automatically
The FitBit Flex isn’t just another Fuelband clone; it’s the first decent competitor to really challenge how conveniently integrated fitness bands can be.
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10 Companies On The Cutting Edge Of Sports Data
Companies are using real-time data to map everything from micro-weather during yacht races to the water displaced during a swimmer’s stroke.
