Why Is the Moon So Big?
An irreverent, interactive explainer about the Moon illusion, photography, atmospheric effects, and the Moon’s actual changing distance.
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An irreverent, interactive explainer about the Moon illusion, photography, atmospheric effects, and the Moon’s actual changing distance.
A BYU-and-Provo dating experiment books two strangers into a carefully mediated, twenty-minute public conversation.
A Japanese-English local media site for Las Vegas residents, combining weekly news, deals, events, practical guides, price tracking, directories, and small interactive features.
A source-verified archive of Guatemala’s economic indicators, legal instruments, investment conditions, trade data, and daily changes.
A satirical interactive map that renames American waters, parks, and landmarks according to an imaginary nationalist naming board.
An overland multi-country trip planner that turns two endpoints, a time limit, and a budget into a route with stops, transport choices, and everyday costs.
An interactive auction lets brands bid for one of sixteen logo placements on an Escalade that the creator says he will drive for a year.
A pay-to-outbid leaderboard where visitors can spend a little more to become the biggest clown on the internet.
An evidence-ranked UAP case archive that separates documented observations from later claims about extraterrestrial explanations.
A Chinese experimental electronic music archive connecting a live band, audio tools, visual artifacts, the Noise Box venue, and outdoor noise events.
A Medford, Oregon site that maps heel relief as orchard terraces rather than relying on generic fit letters.
A children’s coloring-book series turns the reader into a character who helps restore color and sound to holiday stories.
A read-only reconstruction of a 2004–2010 skate and stunt video forum, preserving half a million posts and the community around them.
An experimental mathematical research system that generates ideas, tests them, and preserves the failures and corrections.
A fake crypto-wallet interface that lets you enter arbitrary balances, display live market prices, and generate convincing portfolio screenshots without connecting a wallet.
A waitlist for a hand-sealed monthly letter club sending a letter, illustrated card, printed object, and small activity from Delhi.
An open AI research system analyzes continuous animal video for presence, segmentation, behaviour, captions, and skeletal movement.
OS/7 is a Microsoft-compatible Linux distribution built on Ubuntu, with PowerShell as the interactive shell and planned Entra ID, Intune, and Azure Arc integration.
A faux natural-history plate documenting the habits, habitat, and feeding cycle of an underground raver.
Tebori sells logo placements on a photograph of a human body, with 23 spots claimed by whoever pays the most.
A fictional utility statement from the year 2999, documenting how power, tariffs, meters, and drifting Earth towns work across the Solar System.
A free trail-running fuelling calculator that turns climb, time, temperature, and body weight into an hour-by-hour race plan.
A musical history of the American presidency, pairing one damning action from each president with an original song.
A Siheung farm growing lotus root, lotus leaves, flowers, seeds, and related foods from its own fields and processing plant.