The Most Cultured Flash Mob in the World

With Copenhagen Philharmonic in Copenhagen Metro.

(All music was performed and recorded in the metro)

Another Flash mob at Copenhagen Central Station. Copenhagen Philharmonic playing Ravel’s Bolero

The Staff Meeting
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The Staff Meeting

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Make it Count - Nike’s done it again

(Another viral marketing)

Travel around the world in 10 days.

curiositycounts:

Casey Neistat: “Nike asked me to make a movie about what it means to #MakeItCount. Instead of making their movie, I spent the entire budget traveling around the world with my friend Max. We’d keep going til the money ran out. It took 10 days.” 

Holy Festival of Colors, India

in Slow Motion

(Full Screen and HD, please).

curiositycounts:

Just stunning. Holi Festival of Colors, India.

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Extent of Human Radio Broadcasts Humans have been broadcasting radio for around 100 years. This means that the earliest broadcasts have traveled in space approximately 100 light years. The Milky Way is approximately 100,000 lightyears in diameter. Hence, the ‘bubble’ of space filled with human radio signals is only around a thousandth the diameter of the galaxy - shown by the little blue dot in the expanded portion of the above image. (Source)
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Extent of Human Radio Broadcasts

Humans have been broadcasting radio for around 100 years. This means that the earliest broadcasts have traveled in space approximately 100 light years. The Milky Way is approximately 100,000 lightyears in diameter. Hence, the ‘bubble’ of space filled with human radio signals is only around a thousandth the diameter of the galaxy - shown by the little blue dot in the expanded portion of the above image. (Source)

Unbelievable Photos of Earth from Space

Taken by: Andre Kuipers (astronaut and physician), currently doing research on the International Space Station 

Source: Flickr (@astro_andre)

Via: @mymodernmet

We need more curiosity to discover the world

curiositycounts:

Fascinating TEDed talk by Mythbuster’s Adam Savage on some of history’s biggest breakthroughs and how they came to be from simple ideas. How these people “were just a little bit more curious…and they changed the world.”

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Google Street View travels to the Amazon river

curiositycounts:

Google Street Views does it again. You can now tour the Amazon sans passport. Pretty amazing, right? See the background and ‘How’d they do that?’ in the video and set off on your adventure through the jungles here on Google Street Views.  

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Light Painting

Long Exposure & Time Lapse.

thetimelapseguys:

Light Painting HD #1 - The Time Lapse Guys

The Nature paints landscapes

“The Aurora”

Shot in and around Kirkenes (Norway) and Pas National Park bordering Russia.

By @TSOphotography (http://vimeo.com/terjes/videos)

(music from Gladiator OST)