The Creators Project takes us inside the Rain Room at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. This spectacular exhibit uses an innovative technique to allow visitors to walk through rain without getting wet - you essentially control the rain!
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While the point when a water balloon bursts can be sad to a child, Buzzfeed has slowed down this moment to show how fascinating it actually is.
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Coca-Cola is taking their motto of “Share the Happiness” one step further with the Sharing Can. With two mini cans in one, it’s now just a twist to sharing double the happiness!
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Indonesian sculptor Ichwan Noor turns a 1953 Volkswagen Beetle into a work of art by morphing it into a giant sphere. Displayed at Art Basel Hong Kong, the sculptor was sold for $88,000.
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World’s largest LEGO model pays homage to Star Wars. Displayed in Times Square in mid-May, this life-size Star Wars X-Wing fighter replica weighs in at 46,000 pounds and took 17,000 combined hours to complete.
The model is now permanently on display at LEGOLAND California.
(Source: The Huffington Post)
Japanese barista Kazuki Yamamoto takes coffee art to the next level with this 3-D approach to the craft.
This captivating time-lapse video of Dubai takes you on a journey through the gorgeous city.
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Photographer Benoit Courti depicts the simplicity of life through black and white still photography in his series titled Deep Black.
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The Czech National Symphony Orchestra surprised concert attendees with a rendition of “Carmen”, played on mobile devices. This required 227 different interfaces used by the musicians, controlled with a simple WiFi signal.
(Source: Mashable)
Photographer Pierre Carreau captures stunning photos ocean’s waves, freezing them in time.
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