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Tons of Broken Glass Flood Architectural Spaces in Captivating Site-Specific Installations by Baptiste Debombourg | Colossal
AUGUST 16, 2023 KATE MOTHES “Aerial” (2012), 33/2 laminated glass from Glas König, wood, nails, and white paint, 3 x 12 x 4.5 meters, two ons of glass. Installed at Brauweiler Abbey in Pulheim, Germany Detail of “Aerial” Debombourg’s most … Continue reading
Manchester in Motion: Part 2 | 4K time-lapse
An anthology of motions. Shot in Greater Manchester throughout 2021-2022. https://www.instagram.com/tommy.timel..
Britain Is Building A Massive New Super Mine That Nobody Has Heard Of
The UK is building a crazy new mega project, The Woodsmith Polyhalite Mine, this giga project costs over $3 Billion and the Woodsmith Polyhalite Mine will be Britain’s biggest mine in the country . Today are going to explore the … Continue reading
This Fungus Has A Drinking Problem
[…] The strange, sooty fungus growing on distillery walls has long been considered part of the process of making barrel-aged boozy beverages. And this fungus has a lot of tricks up its sleeve to make the most out of ethanol, … Continue reading
5 Disturbing Truths About Ancient Rome
Uncover the Dark Side of Ancient Rome! 5 Disturbing Truths REVEALED! From brutal torture in the courts to lead poisoning and explicit erotic art, this shocking history will leave you speechless! […]
The Biggest Science Story of the Week
In the short term, we’re in significantly more trouble than we thought we were. It turns out that we’ve been doing geo-engineering all this time and now we have some fantastically good data on one of the best ways to … Continue reading