xplanes:

The Mach 3 club (via)

Cloud streets off eastern United States and Canada

NASA image acquired January 24, 2011

NASA writes: Between two major and debilitating storms, a cold Arctic air mass brought bitter chill, moderate snow, and strong winds to the eastern United States and Canada. On January 24, 2011, the snow clouds finally parted, allowing the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) aboard the Terra satellite to capture this spectacular true-color image of the winter-bound region. A frosty white glaze covers the tan land of the northeastern United States and the provinces of Quebec, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia, Canada. Off the entire eastern coast, a massive bank of clouds stretches far across the Atlantic Ocean in delicately arcing, parallel rows. Read more

zachwise:

Tiny cameras that can attach to anything are amazing! Hula Cam- GoPro Hula Hoop (Watch in HD) (by theoriginalhelski)

There are lots of reasons for wishing I’d worked in newspapers during the 50s, but making scary cold war graphics like this tops the list. Look at Russia’s enormous soldiers:

xombiedirge:

Weekend Warriors & A Real Live One by Brian Snoddy

12” X 12” gouache on bristol board. Available HERE.

A gorgeously illuminated aerial shot of fog. Check it out and leave the photographer a comment!

anniezaleski:

nopockyforkami:

speechless.

THIS. THIS. Jay-Z + aerobics. Thank you, Internet.

my headband tightened.

I’m going to miss Steve Jobs.

Ideal participant list for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau commission.

The colorized Dorthea Lange photo on The Atlantic’s promo bar creeps me out.