Stuff You've Already Seen

This is a blog I've made to index content I enjoy, and to share with friends. I do not take credit for the majority of things posted and will cite to the best of my ability.

[rhubarbes]

life god by yefumm

[rhubarbes]

ArtStation - FLCL -canchi-, by shun endo

More robots here.

[memewhore]

[11thousandkms-deactivated201812]

[gamechangershow]

Click here for more comics by AC Stuart!

[scientificphilosopher]

Sure, the universe is a vast, lonely, and scary abyss—but there are also baby animals, so who cares!

[source]

[bittie752]

I’ll take them all.

[akamine-chan]

I actually inhaled sharply when I saw the bb!skunk.

[archatlas]

Sci-Fi BannCars

A small sampling of the posters of famous cars and vehicles in TV, Movies and Videogames found on the tumblr BannCars.

Check out this tumblr!

[scifiarchive]

The New by Jingchun

[neealin]

[hiragasy]

I saw this gif yesterday and made this :)

[tastefullyoffensive]

This makes me uncomfortable.

[barfingunicorn-deactivated20210]

@missenchantment

[rhubarbes]

MECH2240 by dasAdam

More robots here.

[fuckyeahfluiddynamics]

Turn the stove up high enough and you may have noticed that drops of water stop boiling away and instead skate across the surface. This is the Leidenfrost effect, which occurs when a surface is so much hotter than a liquid’s boiling point that any liquid that contacts instantly vaporizes. That thin vapor layer insulates the rest of the drop and makes it skate around on very little friction. Previously, researchers found that putting these drops on patterned surfaces causes them to self-propel. Here you see Leidenfrost drops on a V-shaped “herringbone” surface. The grooves in the surface catch and direct the vapor out the Vs. If it seems counter-intuitive that the drops move in the same direction as their vapor, you’re not alone! It turns out that Leidenfrost drops aren’t propelled by vapor moving away from them – like, say, a rocket is. Instead the drops are being dragged along by friction between them and the escaping vapor. By controlling the direction of the vapor, researchers were able to create race tracks (top) and even traps (bottom) for the drops. (Image credit: D. Soto et al., from Supplemental Movies 2 and 3)

[shalizeh7]

I’m very much intrigued by this game, we’ll see what it turns out to be in June. Love their art though, gave me a chance to draw a very colorful fanart ^_^

[rhubarbes]

ArtStation - Rebel Droids, by lee rouse

[animal-factbook]

[rhubarbes]

ArtStation - ATI Girl, by Gui Guimaraes

More Characters here.

[boobiwan]

[shinobukaka]

Best show of the season

[adulthoodisokay]

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