#weird experiments

[claypigeonpottery]

fucking around with layers of underglaze and slip. if I carve shallowly, I get white, but if I carve deep, it’s black.

[titustheandroid]

[forgottenbones]

90s Sony had too much money #retrotech #sony #sonymavica #cd #y2k

[catlock-holmes]

Shit sherlock would do when hes bored build a paintball gun home security system 😂

The whole channel is basically so Sherlock coded so unhinged science experiments 😂

And also this one from another video im laughing so bad:

That guy is so funny and chaotic i love those videos 😂

[makoyanastryingtodraw]

A couple of last year’s (XD) pictures which i forgot to share here as well. i made them two very-VERY quickly as an experiment with @yuumei-art’s methods of incorporating an edited photo background into a drawing, which proved to be really very interesting :3. Photos used are my own photos of Moscow-City, the newly-built business region in Moscow, and Salaryevo underground station (also in Moscow).  And now, i guess, i need to rush back to stuff i’m supposed to do instead of playing fun, because a couple of things are in a DESPERATE NEED OF FINISHING, orz.

[skunkbear]

In 1946, the Navy set out to see what would happen if a human head was “suddenly thrust into  rapidly moving airstream, as is the case in bail-outs from aircraft at high speeds.” 

So, they set up an experiment in an 8-foot wind tunnel at Langley Research Center in Virginia. First, they lifted a dummy into the wind tunnel. Then, the strapped in a shaved guinea pig where the dummy’s face should be. (Yes, they actually used guinea pigs.) Finally, they lifted human subjects into the path of the wind. They got up to 457 mph winds. The official report says: “It was feared that some damage might be done to the human faces if larger forces were encountered at higher speeds.”

Here’s the full video. 

I like how zen “Subject #1″ looks in the first shot! 

[thewightknight]

fine under things that should not be cooked ever