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Desperados presents SkyFest: A Hot Air Balloon Electronic Light Orchestra We partnered with world-renowned party producers elrow, Scottish superstar Jackmaster, Chicago’s style-icon Honey Dijon and club veteran DJ Paco Osuna to cre...

The First 3D-Printed Supercar Meet Blade - a super-light sports car with a 3D printed chassis, designed as an alternative to traditional car manufacturing. Through 3D printing, entrepreneur Kevin Czinger has developed a radical new way to build cars with a much lighter footprint.

Iris scanners can now identify us from 40 feet away Biometric technologies are on the rise. By electronically recording data about individual's physical attributes such as fingerprints or iris patterns, security and law enforcement services can quickly identify people with a high degree of accuracy.

I wonder what other alien civilisation's flags would look like?

Planet Earth Now Has A Flag Pledging allegiance to the international flag of our planet could become a worldwide practice with this exciting design of a flag for Earth. A new project by Oskar Pernefeldt, a graduate-to-be from Beckmans College of Design in Stockholm, Sweden, sees a new flag for the entire planet emblazoned in s…

All eyes on Amsterdam as youth party looks to legalise Ecstasy.

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An Underwater Tennis Court In Dubai To Host Grand Slam Tournaments - Pursuitist After boasting of a tennis court high up in the air built atop the 1,000-foot-tall Burj al Arab hotel, Dubai has wooed an architect to test the waters for an underwater tennis court. Polish architect Krysztof Kotala has proposed to build an underwater tennis complex located offshore in the Persian G…

The 50 best music festivals in the world Time Out's definitive guide to the best music festivals on the planet – the top 50 in order of awesome, from Fuji Rock to Burning Man. Who'll make number one?

18-Year-Old Travels The Country For 5 Years By Train Hopping In 2003, aged 18, Brodie left home to go freight-hopping across the USA. he subsequently spent three years photographing people he encountered. Unlike many of the young drifters he rode trains with back then, Brodie took his camera along and the photographs he took have finally been distilled...