Ariel Waldman
Oct 12
This is a photo of Earth taken by Voyager 1 in 1996 from some 3.7 billion miles away (just past the orbit of Pluto). Included are the reflections of Carl Sagan, who was heavily invested in the Voyager mission and who was a great man.
Oct 11
» Craigslist Ad Seeks Astronaut for One-Way Mission to Titan
I think I’ll withhold having this be a project on Spacehack.org for the time being…
Oct 10
ZOMG WANT!
Revenge of Cupcake Camp Columbus (via hungry woolf)
“Remember those Intel “rock star” ads — featuring the co-creator of USB, Ajay Bhatt? Of course you do. What you might not know is that the Ajay Bhatt in those commercials is actually an actor. Apparently, Conan O’Brien made this discovery and felt compelled to sit down with the actual Ajay and pick his brain about technology… and, er, other things. Just watch the video after the break — you’ll thank us later.”
Conan O’Brien talks to the co-creator of USB on The Tonight Show - Engadget
Oct 07
“Don’t eat me! (via ThePurpleCrayon)” from CupcakeCamp San Francisco 2009
The £700 teacup-sized pigs that are the latest celebrity must-have pet
(thx to @caro’s insomnia)
Sep 25
Wow, Carl Sagan Cosmos remix music video. Geektastic. (thx @foundonmars)
Sep 24
“ Q: Other than cupcakes, space, and social media, what do you do for fun?
A: “I often say my life is really just cupcakes and rockets. Outside of that, I can’t stress enough how significant living in San Francisco is to everything I do. I have amazing friends who are all some of the best people you can find in the tech industry. Living in San Francisco has given me an environment that encourages people to actually create and contribute to amazing things and balances it with the ability to hack and experiment and fail without fear.
A: “I often say my life is really just cupcakes and rockets. Outside of that, I can’t stress enough how significant living in San Francisco is to everything I do. I have amazing friends who are all some of the best people you can find in the tech industry. Living in San Francisco has given me an environment that encourages people to actually create and contribute to amazing things and balances it with the ability to hack and experiment and fail without fear.
Aw, video from the world’s first ever CupcakeCamp (via geekentertainmenttv)
