An experiment by Australian scientists has proven that what happens to particles in the past is only decided when they are observed and measured in the future. Until such time, reality is just an abstraction.
The furious Internet debate late last month around the perceived colour of a dress is now being used by charity the Salvation Army in a powerful new campaign about violence against women, saying "Why is it so hard to see black and blue?"
What looks exactly like a parrot perched on a stump is really the work of artist Johannes Stoetter, who lives in Italy. He spent four hours painting the woman's body using special breathable paint.
An interesting concept to try and get your mind around, as clever camera tricks and a whole load of photos are used in a mind-bending way. This experimental short by Willie Witte, titled “Screengrab” contains absolutely no computer-generated effects.
The set-up looks just right, a beachfront, ahh! the perfect place for romance, so everybody say "awwwww!" as this perfect couple snuggle up to each other for a kiss.
Derren Brown has run a number of experiments, dabbling in illusion, magic and suggestion. In this episode he gets a really nice, very well-liked man to confess to a murder he did not commit.
French photographer Denis Darzacq creates amazing images of people flying through air as if there was no gravity on our planet. His work, real photographs without PhotoShop trickery, can be seen in New York, yet only for two more weeks.
With the Greek economy and its problems in the news often, this article takes a look at other countries in the Euro zone and compares their situation with that of Canada, Great Britain and the US.
This Saturday night, June 30th, while looking at the sunset, you will notice a giant moon rising in the east. It will look like the Earth's moon, with all of the craters, but it will be inflated. What you might experience is Moon Illusion.
If you're a fan of optical illusions, you'll love this simple how-to tutorial from the maker of the infamous Spanish castle illusion above, John Sadowski.
