Wilderness
The tense interplay between nature and light in this brief film by Ivan Friedman is the cure for your David Lynch withdrawal.
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Zombie Boyfriend
In this post-apocalyptic cut-paper animation by Case Jernigan, zombies overwhelm Brooklyn and a relationship sours after one partner becomes a brain-eater.
Machine learning program converts weather from snowy to sunny, rainy to clear.
Nvidia's computer vision team published research showing how their AI can change the weather—from snowy to sunny, or sunny to rainy—in images.
In case you've wondered where your recycling goes.
Watch as roughly 800 tons of recyclables (the amount processed in a single day) meander through a tangle of machines, scanners, and conveyor belts before being bundled into bails.
History will be erased by shrinking Bears Ears.
Archaeologist Lyle Balenquah offers a brief tour of the ancient Hopi rock wall drawings on the eastern side of the Comb Ridge at Bears Ears.
Squame (noun): a scale or flake (as of skin)
Fragile sugar casts of human skin crack and break apart.
NASA simulates the year in aerosols.
Watch how far air particles can move in this NASA simulation of the year's aerosol travel (sea salt, smoke, and dust). More info here, but pay attention to dust moving off the Sahara, or smoke from wildfires in the US.
First late-stage trial announced for prescription video games.
STAT's description for a game that treats ADHD tastes like buzzword broth: "Akili sees the video game as the delivery system for targeted algorithms that act as a medical device to activate certain neural networks."
A day in the life of digging watertables.
In case today's one of those days where you feel like chucking it in, here's a short film, sort of filmed in the way of mid-career Wes Anderson, where you meet Tanya, caretaker of a hut on New Zealand's Greenstone-Caples trail.
When midtown construction becomes art.
In The Monolith we see how New York painter Gwyneth Leech turns the construction blocking her studio's view into art itself.