by Captain Skellett | Nov 12, 2010 | The Realm of Bizzare
A giant jellyfish, Stygiomedusa gigantea, has been filmed in the Gulf of Mexico. It’s tentacles are 10 meters long and the bell is over half a meter wide. Check out the video below of this denizen of the deep. Hat tip to Deep Sea News.
by Captain Skellett | Jul 24, 2010 | Science Art
I have stumbled across Inside Insides, a blog of fruit and vegetables as seen through an MRI machine. Each fruit or vege has an animation, so you can see inside it from one end to another. Pictured is a screen shot of the latest entry – celery. Me favourites be...
by Captain Skellett | May 13, 2010 | How Things Work, Science in the Movies, The Realm of Bizzare
New video up! I started this video back in January and 95% finished it before I moved to Canberra and bought a laptop. I haven’t had a chance to complete it and upload it… until now. The montage part is my favourite.
by Captain Skellett | Apr 18, 2010 | How Things Work, The Realm of Bizzare
Oceans aren’t the only thing that respond to the moon. The land has tides as well. My videos are all found on my YouTube Channel. If you love me or fear me, click through and RANK ME OR WALK THE PLANK! It’s unbelievable that the ground beneath you actually...
by Captain Skellett | Apr 16, 2010 | Just for Fun, Science at Home, Uncategorized
Back in the days before antibiotics, syphilis was a dreadful problem encountered on occasion by hapless sailors on shore leave bewitched by young maidens. Fortunately they could use their super-secret special handshake to detect syphilis. A demonstration is below,...
