Showing posts with label futuristic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label futuristic. Show all posts
Saturday, July 31, 2010
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Innerspace - the Seabreacher
40 miles an hour 20 underwater Just 48,000 dollars at http://www.seabreacher.com/
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Saturday, February 6, 2010
Thursday, February 4, 2010
The Public transport of the future . zero emissions luxury liners that go 90 mph Seymourpowell
This thing goes 90 mph and uses a combination of solar and hydrogen. It also has four separate self sealing in case of rupture- hydrogen pockets. Hong Kong to LA in under 4 days.zero emissions is better than airplanes that burn 35000 gallons of fuel.
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Thursday, January 28, 2010
what do we have against lighter than air technology?



Just go take a look at the us patent office, and you will see thousands of lighter than air floating things. The patent office is hours of good reading. Apparently all the greatest inventions are to be buried there for future generations with common sense. Dirigibles do not need to be the way they are. They have been re-designed in countless ways and degrees of lightness to be the perfect vehicle of the future. Airplane cars with four propellers and deafening sound while they burn shit loads of gas is not the way to go. Boeing jumbo jets hurling a skyscraper lengthwise through the air burning 36,000 gallons of gas is so far from the way it should be I want to scream. To those who say that a downside to airships is that they will be slow, "where there is a will there is a way" never had more meaning. Why was the Hindenburg the end of the air ship era? has anyone seen a plane crash before? it's not pretty. If the paint wasn't also flammable it would have fallen much slower than an airplane.
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Saturday, January 23, 2010
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Tuesday, December 29, 2009
16 year old forund bacteria that eats plastic.

First, he ground plastic bags into a powder. Next, he used ordinary household chemicals, yeast and tap water to create a solution that would encourage microbe growth. To that, he added the plastic powder and dirt. Then the solution sat in a shaker at 30 degrees.
After three months of upping the concentration of plastic-eating microbes, Burd filtered out the remaining plastic powder and put his bacterial culture into three flasks with strips of plastic cut from grocery bags. As a control, he also added plastic to flasks containing boiled and therefore dead bacterial culture.
Six weeks later, he weighed the strips of plastic. The control strips were the same. But the ones that had been in the live bacterial culture weighed an average of 17 per cent less.
That wasn't good enough for Burd. To identify the bacteria in his culture, he let them grow on agar plates and found he had four types of microbes. He tested those on more plastic strips and found only the second was capable of significant plastic degradation.
Next, Burd tried mixing his most effective strain with the others. He found strains one and two together produced a 32 per cent weight loss in his plastic strips. His theory is strain one helps strain two reproduce. (whole article)
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I want to mix this thing with a 3d creation program- where's the professional creative side? why just consumer? and why not have weights to pull?
Microsoft Xbox’s Project Natal turns the user into the controller.
If the interface exists the user should be able to create video games the same way and creat 3d tools and objects which can be printed, extruded, laser cut etc...
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Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Mobil Home

Designed for Teknokat Marine, an Italian manufacturer, the “TubiQ” by designer Marcello Ligabue is a floating house that gives a whole new dimension to the life on water.
-from somewhere
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Monday, November 16, 2009
http://www.instructables.com/

This is the most amazing revolutionary idea in the world, I mean dont you think we should all know a little about how this technology thing works? as "tool users"? oh yeah, it feels good to stand at the computer instead of sitting. So we don't evolve into useless flesh puddles either.
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