time travel, parallel universes, and other useful illusions
Sure, the world of Minecraft can be a pretty dark place. Old, abandoned fortresses, strange urban legends, maybe even a Slender Man or two. But the best thing about Minecraft is that it’s effectively a virtual box of LEGOs. You can build whatever you want. Sprawling castles, underground railways, working computers. And, yeah, you and …
Using a 24 fps camera and sound waves, Youtube user Brusspup has captured an incredible display of liquid magic: water appearing to fall in a zigzag formation. The camera is the most important ingredient here, as the effects of the sound waves on the water cannot be seen without it: “The effect that you are …
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This is a [crude drawing of a] Hyper Dimensional Resonator, also known as an HDR. Invented in 1985, this device is said to manipulate time and space, allowing its user to embark on strange out-of-body experiences (OBEs). Oh, but the HDR possesses many other unique qualities, as well. It may produce fog, or rain. It …
From 1951 to 1957, the United States military and the Atomic Energy Commission collaborated in a series of human radiation experiments called the Desert Rock exercises.
(Please note that you might find the above video kind of gross.) In 1940, the Soviet Film Agency released a motion picture titled “Experiments In The Revival Of Organisms.” It was a brief showcase, if you will, of their scientists’ purported work in “reanimation,” or the resurrection of deceased animals. The dog head isolation experiment, …
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