Thermal transpiration effect is proved by a easy gadget. This new gadget has just came out of science laboratory and it appears to be very interesting for all the science communities and gadget enthusiasts. The device looking like an electric bulb from the first glance, as a matter of fact is a Crookes radiometer. Sir William Crookes has discovered an unusual behavior of a thin propeller occasionally, while working with quantitative chemical substances in a partly vacuumed space covered with glass. Spinning vanes in the bulb under the influence of the straight rays of light prove the presence of the thermal transpiration effect. However thermal transpiration effect was predicted long before and was a topic for many debates, but its approval doesnt give much for modern science because Crookes radiometer hasnt any applications for common usage yet. Plus there are still some questions about how does it actually work. Source: www.gadgets-reviews.com
Artistic Contact Lens from Japan Wearing contact lens? Those colors contact lens are outta date, check out these new ones, they from Japan. They got many many many patterns. The blue bubble one looks scary, ha…the yellow one looks great. I think I need to stare closer to the Television everyday so I can use one. More patterns available […]
Wearing contact lens? Those colors contact lens are outta date, check out these new ones, they from Japan. They got many many many patterns. The blue bubble one looks scary, ha…the yellow one looks great. I think I need to stare closer to the Television each day so I can use one. More patterns available after the break.
They should make one the Resident Evil’s umbrella’s logo, like Alice’s eyes in the RE Extinction motion picture.
cassette tape skeleton: honey, i made you a mix tape This oooey-gooey delicious skeleton is made from the melted down old carcasses of cassette tapes. Artist Brian Dettmer created these guys for an exhibition at the International Museum of Surgical Science, right here in my hometown of Chicago…
This oooey-gooey delicious skeleton is made from the melted down old carcasses of cassette tapes. Artist Brian Dettmer created these guys for an exhibition at the International Museum of Surgical Science, right here in my hometown of Chicago.
While the full-sized skeleton looks like it’s inspired by 80s greats such as R.E.M., The Knack, and The Police, this skull the artist also made appears to have fallen off from too much head-banging. (Note the Judas Priest and Mötley Crüe cassettes).
For some reason, these remind me of the famous face-melting scene in Raiders of the Lost Ark.
mp3 mini amp speaker goes to 11 Looking for a cool speaker for your MP3 player? Check out this portable speaker that looks like a miniature version of the amps you might see up on a stage at a rock concert. The MP3 Amp Speaker is a dead ringer for its more massive cousins, complete with a cloth front grill, curved corner protectors and a textured finish that looks like leather…
Looking for a cool speaker for your MP3 player? Check out this portable speaker that looks like a miniature version of the amps you might see up on a stage at a rock concert.
The MP3 Amp Speaker is a dead ringer for its more massive cousins, complete with a cloth front grill, curved corner protectors and a textured finish that looks like leather.
While the built-in 5-watt amplifier won’t make your eardrums bleed, the face does offer dials which go from 0 to 11, which is one louder than most speakers. The speaker can be powered by AAA batteries, or directly via a USB cable from your personal. It’s available from RED5 for £20.00 (appx. $40 USD).
Japan’s ‘Dragonball’ Poster released Remember the DragonBall Motion picture we talking bout few months ago? Its Japanese poster has been released, yeah Justin Chatwin (Goku). Do you comprehend Japanese? If yes, check out the video after the break. [via dbthemovie] Tags: dragonball the movie, dragonball, goku
Remember the DragonBall Motion picture we talking bout few months ago? Its Japanese poster has been released, yeah Justin Chatwin (Goku). Do you comprehend Japanese? If yes, check out the video after the break.
Lotus Evora This is the 2009 Lotus Evora, a 2+2 coupe powered by 3.5L V6 producing 276 hp, mated with a six-speed manual transmission and a curb weight of just 2,976 lbs. It has its interior filled with high-end appointments like leather, a navigation system, Bluetooth, iPod connectivity, and more. “The Lotus Evora is first of the […]
This is the 2009 Lotus Evora, a 2+2 coupe powered by 3.5L V6 producing 276 hp, mated with a six-speed manual transmission and a curb weight of just 2,976 lbs. It has its interior filled with high-end appointments like leather, a navigation system, Bluetooth, iPod connectivity, and more.
“The Lotus Evora is first of the three new models that form part of a bold five year strategy plan that CEO Mike Kimberley kicked off in October 2006. Lotus will have a three platform portfolio of sportscars, from Elise family and her sisters Exige and Europa, through to the new Evora 2+2 coupe, and the brand flagship, a mid engine supercar entering the global marketplace in 2010.”
Eclipse 400 Single Engine Jet Four seats and cruises at 41000 feet which currently higher than any other single engine jets. Also known as one of the most fuel efficient jets, it burns 26 gallons per hour at the speed of 256 knots. It is priced at $1.35 million in June 2008 Economics and deliveries are targeted for Q4 2011. [via […]
Four seats and cruises at 41000 feet which currently higher than any other single engine jets. Also known as one of the most fuel efficient jets, it burns 26 gallons per hour at the speed of 256 knots. It is priced at $1.35 million in June 2008 Economics and deliveries are targeted for Q4 2011.
Book Camera Spying on someone? Get this book and put it on the bookshelf. Shhh….the book has a CCD camera built on it. There 2 version, one black and white camera and one with color camera. It is priced about $100, add in 40bucks to get the color one. Well, somehow that just not look real […]
Spying on someone? Get this book and put it on the bookshelf. Shhh….the book has a CCD camera built on it. There 2 version, one black and white camera and one with color camera. It is priced about $100, add in 40bucks to get the color one. Well, somehow that just not look real enough.
• 92 Degree Field of View • 3.6mm Lens • 1/3 DSP Color CCD Image Sensor, DSP B/W • 380 Lines of Resolutions (Color), 420 Lines B/W • 0.5 Lux Color, .05 B/W • DC 12V Power • NTSC • Audio is not available • Transmitter/Receiver Specifications: • 4 Channel Operations • Auto Switching Capable (Receiver) • Up to 300 Feet Line of Sight
3rd generation PSP by Samuel Lau This is the PSP 3 aka the PSP3000, someone like me just like to bullshit. This isn’t PSP 3 or PSP3000, it is just an great work from designer Samuel Lau, latest concept. Samuel mix the Sidekick mobile phone with a PSP slim. It features a webcam at the front, a 3.2 megapixel cam […]
This is the PSP 3 aka the PSP3000, someone like me just like to bullshit. This is not PSP 3 or PSP3000, it is just an great work from designer Samuel Lau, latest concept. Samuel mix the Sidekick mobile phone with a PSP slim. It features a webcam at the front, a 3.2 megapixel cam on the back so you won’t need any external camera and the coolest part will be the slide-up QWERTY keyboard. Title of the video: a message to Sony. Check out more after the break.
Top 10 iPhone “killers” iPhone is a very interesting device. It was a massive sensation on the cell phone market when it appeared. Apart from being the long-awaited phone from Apple, it also introduced many features that were anticipated by community. People wanted multimedia phone with massive and bright screen, and, of course, as it is from Apple, it must have Apple’s iTunes integrated perfectly. All these features were implemented correctly, and in result customers obtained one of the ideal smartphones on the market. However, other companies didn’t want to miss this opportunity, and hurried to make their own iPhone rivals. It is hard to compete with such a strong opponent, but some of the models apperaed to be quite interesting. In this top we wanted to select top 10 iPhone killers, or so-called ones. Source: www.gadgets-reviews.com
This new gadget has just came out of science laboratory and it appears to be very interesting for all the science communities and gadget enthusiasts. The device looking like an electric bulb from the first glance, as a matter of fact is a Crookes radiometer. Sir William Crookes has discovered an unusual behavior of a thin propeller occasionally, while working with quantitative chemical substances in a partly vacuumed space covered with glass. Spinning vanes in the bulb under the influence of the straight rays of light prove the presence of the thermal transpiration effect. However thermal transpiration effect was predicted long before and was a topic for many debates, but its approval doesnt give much for modern science because Crookes radiometer hasnt any applications for common usage yet. Plus there are still some questions about how does it actually work. 
iPhone is a very interesting device. It was a massive sensation on the cell phone market when it appeared. Apart from being the long-awaited phone from Apple, it also introduced many features that were anticipated by community. People wanted multimedia phone with massive and bright screen, and, of course, as it is from Apple, it must have Apple’s iTunes integrated perfectly. All these features were implemented correctly, and in result customers obtained one of the ideal smartphones on the market. However, other companies didn’t want to miss this opportunity, and hurried to make their own iPhone rivals. It is hard to compete with such a strong opponent, but some of the models apperaed to be quite interesting. In this top we wanted to select top 10 iPhone killers, or so-called ones. 
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