A Miracle of Science and Technology

World’s 2nd 3D Printed Dress

We’ve seen 3D printed food, weapons and organs, so why not fully customizable apparel that’s precision fit the contours of your body?

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Our buddy VSauce is back and is answering five mind-boggling questions that have probably been plaguing you for a while. Enjoy.

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The internet may be the most important and influential invention of all time.

Just how much do we use it exactly?

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Based on some domain purchases made this week, all signs point to yes.

Kinect Fusion

Microsoft showcased their Kinect 2.0 technology at TechFest in Redmond, Washington this week.

The coolest feature? It can generate near instant 3D models of anything you can think of.

LaFerrari

The Geneva International Motor Show 2013 kicked off this week and while there were many jaw-dropping rides unveiled, one seemed to stand out and send shockwaves throughout the globe.

Whether you’re a smoker or not, you’ve probably noticed the growing problem all over the globe that is the cigarette filter or butt.

Besides the obvious, there’s a lot that people don’t know about cigarette butts. Many cigarette butts are toxic, they release carcinogenic pollutants that can harm wildlife. Cellulose acetate breathed in from filters has been know to cause lung damage in some cases.

Cigarette butts are the most numerically frequent litter in the world; 4.5 Trillion cigarette butts are littered each year. Believe it or not, current filters are actually biodegradable, but they can take as much as 15-20 years to fully decompose. As you might imagine, these butts have been adding up quick. What can we do?

Lightning Fractal

What happens when you shoot 15,000 volts through a slab of wood?

The Original Doom

Using one first person shooter per year, a team from NoFrag.com put together this short, yet fascinating trip down memory lane.

The video showcases the in-game metamorphosis of graphics, speed and overall gaming capabilities over the last 20 years, from 1992 to 2012.