This artist gives broken records new life through stunning vinyl portraits
Brooklyn-based artist Greg Frederick showcases the process he uses to turn broken pieces of vinyl records into beautiful portraits.
Move over, Lego! Pixio building blocks click together with magnets
Look out, Legos. The building blocks of the future are here. Meet Pixio, a new set of magnetic blocks on Kickstarter.
Mercedes’ 2018 AMG GT R boasts Hulk-like rage, blistering speed for $157,995
The 2018 Mercedes-AMG GT R is a hardcore version of the Mercedes-AMG GT S sports car bred for the track.
This awesome arctic doomsday vault for data has ultra-safe storage down cold
This doomsday vault for storing the world’s most valuable data looks like the villainous lair from a James Bond movie.
NASA’s retiring EO-1 satellite changed how we see Earth with these stunning photos
NASA has retired one of its greats — the Earth Observing-1 (EO-1) satellite -- but the images captured during its 17-year mission live on.
2017 Sony World Photography Awards winners
The Sony World Photography Awards recently announced the ten category winners, selected from a record-breaking number of entries.
The world’s longest race track will soon be outside Las Vegas
Multimillionaire entrepreneur John Morris is building the world's longest racetrack near Las Vegas, Nevada, to compete with the Nurburgring.
New drone flies through rain, lands in water, and even records under the surface
There are drones, and there are submarine drones -- and then there's the Hex H2O that explores a little bit of both worlds.
Greycork, maker of assemble-it-yourself furniture, is reportedly shutting down
First launched in 2015, Greycork was an ambitious startup that emerged from an Indiegogo campaign. It now might be shutting down.
The best science photos of 2017
Who says science isn't sometimes also art? The winning photos from the Wellcome contest offer both scientific insight and incredible art.
Trokia’s backpackable three-point hammock lets you relax anywhere trees are found
The Troika uses a three-point attachment system that gets you off the ground while providing a flat, comfortable surface on which to sleep.
Old-school incredible: These stunning aerial photos weren’t shot from drones
The Professional Aerial Photographers Association has been shooting from the skies since before drones were a thing.
From sea to shining sea: This photographer shot every national park in just one year
Most people won’t ever visit all 59 U.S. national parks, but one photographer did just that. Even more amazing is that Jonathan Irish did it in just one year.
Incredible Sony World Photography Awards shortlist might give you the travel itch
The shortlist for the Sony World Photography Awards was announced this week -- and the images are incredible.
Two brothers are obsessively filming every national park, with spectacular results
Will and Jim Pattiz just released their tenth national park video. What began as a passion project is now a self-sustaining creative business for the brothers.
Time flies, or at least floats, with Flyte's levitating story clock
Story, a levitating timepiece that orbits around a wooden circular base, recently went live on Kickstarter and is gaining a huge following.
The best underwater photos of 2017
The annual Underwater Photographer of the Year competition has released the list of winners for 2017 -- and the shots are incredible.
This tricked out Mercedes-Benz is literally a toolbox on wheels
The Mercedes-Benz Metris MasterSolutions Toolbox concept is a customized van debuting at the 2017 Chicago Auto Show.
Experience the luxurious side of the Mexican jungle in this two-story treehouse
For roughly $1,400 per night, visitors to Tulum's Papaya Playa Project can take in Mexico's gorgeous jungle in a luxury treehouse.
When you really need to get from Florida to the Bahamas in under an hour
AB Yachts combines three 1,900 hp MAN diesel engines and three Marine Jet Power water thrusters to propel the AB 100 yacht up to 54 mph.
Nat Geo legend Jay Dickman shares shots, stories, and tips for shooting like a pro
Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Jay Dickman has captured with his camera many of the world’s exotic locales. He tells us about his grueling but rewarding work, and why he prefers a Micro Four Thirds camera.
Virginia Tech FutureHAUS is a home without buttons, but with plenty of tricks
Virginia Tech has spent several years imagining what houses will look like one day, and its FutureHaus bedroom was on display at KBIS 2017.
Music therapy center serving the needy is harmonious in both purpose and form
Built of local timber and sheep's wool (for insulation, of course), the Sunbeams Music Center is a great addition to England's countryside.
Electrolux debuts new Frigidaire dishwashers and a great glass fridge
The Frigidaire Professional Glass Door Refrigerator turns on interior lights to show you what's inside without having to open the door.
The Airmega purifier will cleanse your house of poor air after you burned dinner
The Airmega 400S is a smart air purifier that will turn on to clean the air when it detects it's bad.
The future looks dark and violent in the latest ‘Alien: Covenant’ photos
The Alien Anthology Twitter account has been dropping photos from the upcoming film Alien: Covenant. Based on what we've seen, there will be violence.
250 LED panels turn this art festival ticket booth into part of the show
This year's Amsterdam Light Festival features a giant biometric structure that not only consistently changes its LED lights but acts as its ticketing booth.
The best part of this minimalist Pacific Northwest cabin is outside the window
Located in Case Inlet at Washington state's Puget Sound, this gorgeous, low-maintenance cabin was designed to celebrate the area's hikers and campers.
MIT’s ChainFORM robot transforms into anything from stylus to gaming joystick
MIT has built a modular robot that can change into anything from the legs of a walking robot to a haptic-feedback device to a gaming joystick.
Norwegian Bicycle Hotel makes wheel travel easy
Norway is considered one of the most bicycle-friendly places on earth. Thanks to the Bicycle Hotel traveling on two wheels has never been easier.
This Norwegian cabin isn’t just at home among the spruce, it’s built from them
After sourcing a healthy helping of spruce wood from their own forest, a Norwegian couple decided to build their dream home almost entirely themselves.
Film, reborn: A detailed look at Mastin Labs’ Filmborn app for iPhone
The team that brought you Mastin Labs film emulation presets has made its way to mobile with an all new iOS app called Filmborn.
The June Intelligent Oven is small, smart, fast, and available for purchase now
The June Intelligent Oven uses a camera, sensors, and algorithms to figure out what you're cooking and the best way to cook it. It's on sale now.
Joshua Holko braves cold and claws to photograph the Arctic’s elusive beauties
Award-winning photographer Joshua Holko’s specialty is shooting the landscape and wildlife in the Polar Regions. He tells us how he survives in the harshest conditions and avoids polar bear attacks.