What no space geek should be without: a tiny circuit board Mars Rover! This little guy, created especially for NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory and available in the JPL Store, is an adorable tiny replica of the Mars Rovers, Spirit and Opportunity, and is now being made available to you! It fits in the palm of […]
Jessica of How About Orange points us to this awesome printable papercraft calendar from the folks at The Curiosity Group. I love the little retro camper, and am especially smitten with the colorful folding chairs.
Make intern, Tyler Moskowite, sent over this clever bread bag closure power strip organization hack he found on the Interwebs. I have yet to find the original source for this hack, but hopefully someone will leave their name in the comments and we can all congratulate them for a job well done. This hack reminds […]
A number of readers wrote in to let us know about Leonard Solomon‘s fantastic bellows instrument called the Oomphalapompatronium. It’s like a mutant kitchen sink harmonium that belts out a tune as colorful as its name. You’ll find more outlandish and grandiose instruments of unusual and curious manufacture accurately described and skillfully demonstrated for your […]
Elemental to electronics hardware, manually-operated switches are the simplest of electromechanical devices — and likely the most familiar.
Fiskars has a list of ideas for some quick, paper-related Fourth of July crafts good for just about any skill set or event you have going on this weekend. While this ring pop was simply jazzed up with a little paper flag, it totally caught my eye this morning as I was daydreaming about lunch! […]
You know that friend of yours who knows the most about nutrition and health? She’s the person you call if you are curious about an obscure ingredient in a recipe, and you turn to her when you want advice on improving your diet? Well, mine just started a vegan food blog called vegan reira. So […]
