First image of Earth seen from the Moon restored

NASA has impressively restoreD to unbeatable resolution the first image of Earth as seen from space, taken by Lunar Orbiter 1 while orbiting the moon in 1966.

The restoration to high resolution proyect was a quarter million dollars worth.

Two headed kitten meows from two mouths at same time

Brit tabloid sensation kit-cat mixes the normally opposite concepts of "cute" and "bizarre".

Black Panthers patrol polling places at Philadelphia

Pac Man goes haught couture

The legendary videogame yellow guy, Pac Man, will reach Europe's runaways by the hand of french designer Giles Deacon. This 80's pop culture icon will appear in the fashion world of next spring-summer 2009 season.

Hal Turner's video showing the Amero as a proof for his theory

The viral video of the week seems to be the one were radio host, Hal Turner, shows an Amero in front of the camera, presumably proving that this continental currency already exists, and that the US Government sent 800 billion Ameros to the China Development Bank "in preparation for the collapse of the United States dollar". This story was first published in Hal Turner's blog.

Digital age poetry by Robert Anton wilson

Dove sta memora

You have not snared her,                                

She's in my pulse,                                  

    Eye sees only                                           

Brain conceives

Brain knows more

Brain can scan

Scarecrow Death:              

My heart, my breath.

Local hardware;

Nonlocal software;

Than eye can see:

Eternity.

Sexy girls on the Tokyo Game Show 2008

Check out this sexy japs hosting the Tokyo Game Show 2008

Virtusphere: full-body virtual reality

This ultra cool gadget creates artificial scenarios (virtual tourism, museums) and permits life-like movments inside the cyberspace (home gaming, exercise). The Cybervirtue can serve for educational, recreation, sexual, or cyber punk purposes.

Chris Jordan Pictures: Consumer Fractals of America

Massive cellphone spiral wave (world technovortex into itself).
Chris Jordan is an american artist who explores the "vast and bizarre measures of our society" weaving distance into fractal: "near vs far" or the pounding methamorphosis of molecules into mountains. "I hope to raise some questions about the role of the individual in a society that is increasingly enormous, incomprehensible, and overwhelming".

Bizzare city assembled of circuitry-boards as blocks of slumming dystopian urbanity.

Depicts two million plastic beverage bottles, the number used in the US every five minutes.

"Running the Numbers looks at contemporary American culture through the austere lens of statistics".

Depicts 32,000 Barbies, equal to the number of elective breast augmentation surgeries performed monthly in the US in 2006.

Depicts one hundred million toothpicks, equal to the number of trees cut in the U.S. yearly to make the paper for junk mail.

Bansky dizzes Wall Street: Let Them Eat Crack

A blood and money dripping rat runs carefully away with the people's cash. This in Broadway, an artvertisment you can see off the rearview mirror as you head into Wall Street. LET THEM EAT CRACK wss compleetd october 2.

A couple of days before Bansky hung this other sarcastic rat near Soho. Rather coarse and unexciting, lifted in its energy a bit by its sequel. New York, Gotham, the city of Highstreet rats.

Still top watched YouTube video: Evolution of Dance

It's been 2 years since the "Evolution of Dance" YouTube video became the top viewed in the history of this site, and it's still hanging out on the top of the mountain.

"Evolution of Dance" Facts:

First added: By Judson Laipply (the comedian who also stars the video) on april 6, 2006.
Top watched single video: 100,879,522 views
Related versions: over 450 videos
Total views including original, remixed, and related versions: over 250,000,000
Site: theevolutionofdance.com