Mind’s Eye by Oska.
(via mentalalchemy)
KILL.thekid
NASA wants you to work on Mars
US space agency NASA has just released a series of retro recruitment posters that advertise potential positions it may one day need filled on Mars.
First commissioned in 2009 for an exhibit at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor’s Complex, the colorful posters feature ‘advertisements’ for teachers, surveyors and farmers, among a raft of other occupations.
NASA has started using posters like these to help people imagine what a future in space may look like. Earlier this year, the agency released a set of prints promoting space tourism. They can all be downloaded for free from the NASA website.
However, it may be a while before all these people are actually needed. NASA released its three-step ’Journey to Mars’ plan to colonize the Red Planet in 2015, and doesn’t envision having people living and working in colonies until 2030.
Tokyo Aglow - Justin Tierney
I have such a strong desire to one day move to Tokyo and be fortunate enough to spend a portion of this life there. Such a beautiful video.
DNVR 5280
A Telescope So Powerful It Can See Into The Past
There’s a telescope deep in Chile’s Atacama Desert that takes pictures so massive that it requires a supercomputer as powerful as 16 million PCs to decipher the images. This is the Atacama Large Millimeter Array (ALMA), run by the National Radio Astronomy Observatory and the data it’s retrieving from space, after crunched by an incredibly powerful supercomputer, is showing astronomers things about the genesis of planets, galaxies and, well, the entire universe.
NACCC NYC Promo HD
A former Detroit Lions wide receiver and NASA astronaut (take a moment to let that combination sink in) takes us on a journey into his magical space-induced dreamscape – where vivid colors and explosions of light are an every night occurrence