KEMUZ: Heart Gears

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Heart Gears

An interesting take on gears and idiosyncrasies of human relationship, by Japanese "Paper Engineer" Kamikara... Want to see a cube do the same thing? Click here.

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If you're interested in inner workings of unusual gears, you should also watch this video.

Today's pictures & links:

The Land of Giants: Design Proposal For Electricity Pilons

This seems to be such a natural idea - why nobody thought about it before? More info and images.

("Land of Giants™", © 2008-2010 Choi+Shine Architects, LLC. All rights reserved - via)

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Falling Up

(image credit: Niki Jane)

This picture goes very well with a story by C. Ceres Merry.

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Spikes!

This Alaskan king crab is the size of a nickel right now, but... "After a dozen years, the crustacean will grow to the size of a tractor tire." Hmm...

(image credit: Brian Skerry, National Geographic)

See the whole "3 Degrees of Japan's Seas" gallery by Brian Skerry - click here.

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Mixed fresh links for today:

Mind-boggling Port Landslide Video - [extreme]

A Do-It Yourself Brain Surgery Game! - [weird site]

Our Sun... Mesmerizing - [wow space]

Absolutely Amazing Vintage Pipes - [art, some nsfw]

Is he crazy enough to be a tyrant? - [hilarious article]

Imaginative Bike Designs From Korea - [design]

Do this when you are bored at the office? Staples art - [weird art]

Aircraft Maker in Kenya - is it going to fly? - [wow video]

Hamster Kung-Fu Master - [fun video]

Movement of Jellyfish Controls the Music - [strange videos]

Fantastic 3D Light Projection Special Effects - [wow video]

Perfect Catch! Food Preparation in India - [wow video]

Obscura Antiques & Oddities, Reality Show! - [weird]

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An Octopus's Garden

Artists sometime struggle for years to find exactly the right environment for their art. But all Jason de Caires had to do was look out to sea. For a Mexican underwater museum, Jason submerged over 400 concrete sculptures in several feet of lovely blue water. You can see them anytime you like – just hold your breath!

(photos by Jason de Caires)

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Rockefeller Center, New York: in all its blazing glory!

This photograph from the 1930s issue of LIFE truly jumps from the page:

(image via, more info)

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Literally Tall Ships!

Here is a vintage poster that shows how passenger ships can seemingly stretch in height - just like that Troll "A" oil platform "on legs" in our recent article:

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Naked Lunch: A Typewriter Beetle!

Naked lunch is the only film in which a typewriter beetle kills another typewriter... enough said:

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Careful with that hammer!...

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No Smoking Please

Talk about irony: a Hindenburg ashtray! - more info.

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Beauty - spoiled

Nice girl on the left is transformed into a strange being - seen in an obscure Russian movie "Vpered Gvardeitsy!" (1971):