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ianbrooks: The Transparent Church by Gijs Van Vaerenbergh Located in Belgium, this eye-tricksing church seems to be missing a few parts, but a little more sleuthing reveals a 30 ton steel frame made of 2,000 intersecting columns so it’s both sturdy and see-through. I’m not sure exactly what kind of worshipping goes on here, but the open-air architecture seems to acknowledge our connection to nature, so I imagine there’s definitely some pagan booty-shaking goin’ down in this church. Artist: Website (via: Lost at E Minor)
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ianbrooks: The Transparent Church by Gijs Van Vaerenbergh Located in Belgium, this eye-tricksing church seems to be missing a few parts, but a little more sleuthing reveals a 30 ton steel frame made of 2,000 intersecting columns so it’s both sturdy and see-through. I’m not sure exactly what kind of worshipping goes on here, but the open-air architecture seems to acknowledge our connection to nature, so I imagine there’s definitely some pagan booty-shaking goin’ down in this church. Artist: Website (via: Lost at E Minor)
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ianbrooks: The Transparent Church by Gijs Van Vaerenbergh Located in Belgium, this eye-tricksing church seems to be missing a few parts, but a little more sleuthing reveals a 30 ton steel frame made of 2,000 intersecting columns so it’s both sturdy and see-through. I’m not sure exactly what kind of worshipping goes on here, but the open-air architecture seems to acknowledge our connection to nature, so I imagine there’s definitely some pagan booty-shaking goin’ down in this church. Artist: Website (via: Lost at E Minor)
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ianbrooks: The Transparent Church by Gijs Van Vaerenbergh Located in Belgium, this eye-tricksing church seems to be missing a few parts, but a little more sleuthing reveals a 30 ton steel frame made of 2,000 intersecting columns so it’s both sturdy and see-through. I’m not sure exactly what kind of worshipping goes on here, but the open-air architecture seems to acknowledge our connection to nature, so I imagine there’s definitely some pagan booty-shaking goin’ down in this church. Artist: Website (via: Lost at E Minor)
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ianbrooks:

The Transparent Church by Gijs Van Vaerenbergh

Located in Belgium, this eye-tricksing church seems to be missing a few parts, but a little more sleuthing reveals a 30 ton steel frame made of 2,000 intersecting columns so it’s both sturdy and see-through. I’m not sure exactly what kind of worshipping goes on here, but the open-air architecture seems to acknowledge our connection to nature, so I imagine there’s definitely some pagan booty-shaking goin’ down in this church.

Artist: Website (via: Lost at E Minor)

ianbrooks: Celestial Monsters by Chris Keegan The thrill of outer space is that we really just have no goddamned clue what’s out there. Aliens? Sentient planets? Intergalactic space police? Probably all of these, plus unfathomably more bizarre creations we couldn’t possibly produce with our earthly imaginations. Chris Keegan took a pretty good stab at it though, manipulating images from NASA’s Chandra X-Ray Observatory of floating space debris and vast, lightyears-spanning nebule into dark and majestic forms, surely just an echo of the monolithic entities just beyond our telescopic grasp… Artist: Website (via: Wired / io9)
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ianbrooks: Celestial Monsters by Chris Keegan The thrill of outer space is that we really just have no goddamned clue what’s out there. Aliens? Sentient planets? Intergalactic space police? Probably all of these, plus unfathomably more bizarre creations we couldn’t possibly produce with our earthly imaginations. Chris Keegan took a pretty good stab at it though, manipulating images from NASA’s Chandra X-Ray Observatory of floating space debris and vast, lightyears-spanning nebule into dark and majestic forms, surely just an echo of the monolithic entities just beyond our telescopic grasp… Artist: Website (via: Wired / io9)
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ianbrooks: Celestial Monsters by Chris Keegan The thrill of outer space is that we really just have no goddamned clue what’s out there. Aliens? Sentient planets? Intergalactic space police? Probably all of these, plus unfathomably more bizarre creations we couldn’t possibly produce with our earthly imaginations. Chris Keegan took a pretty good stab at it though, manipulating images from NASA’s Chandra X-Ray Observatory of floating space debris and vast, lightyears-spanning nebule into dark and majestic forms, surely just an echo of the monolithic entities just beyond our telescopic grasp… Artist: Website (via: Wired / io9)
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ianbrooks: Celestial Monsters by Chris Keegan The thrill of outer space is that we really just have no goddamned clue what’s out there. Aliens? Sentient planets? Intergalactic space police? Probably all of these, plus unfathomably more bizarre creations we couldn’t possibly produce with our earthly imaginations. Chris Keegan took a pretty good stab at it though, manipulating images from NASA’s Chandra X-Ray Observatory of floating space debris and vast, lightyears-spanning nebule into dark and majestic forms, surely just an echo of the monolithic entities just beyond our telescopic grasp… Artist: Website (via: Wired / io9)
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ianbrooks: Celestial Monsters by Chris Keegan The thrill of outer space is that we really just have no goddamned clue what’s out there. Aliens? Sentient planets? Intergalactic space police? Probably all of these, plus unfathomably more bizarre creations we couldn’t possibly produce with our earthly imaginations. Chris Keegan took a pretty good stab at it though, manipulating images from NASA’s Chandra X-Ray Observatory of floating space debris and vast, lightyears-spanning nebule into dark and majestic forms, surely just an echo of the monolithic entities just beyond our telescopic grasp… Artist: Website (via: Wired / io9)
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ianbrooks: Celestial Monsters by Chris Keegan The thrill of outer space is that we really just have no goddamned clue what’s out there. Aliens? Sentient planets? Intergalactic space police? Probably all of these, plus unfathomably more bizarre creations we couldn’t possibly produce with our earthly imaginations. Chris Keegan took a pretty good stab at it though, manipulating images from NASA’s Chandra X-Ray Observatory of floating space debris and vast, lightyears-spanning nebule into dark and majestic forms, surely just an echo of the monolithic entities just beyond our telescopic grasp… Artist: Website (via: Wired / io9)
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ianbrooks: Celestial Monsters by Chris Keegan The thrill of outer space is that we really just have no goddamned clue what’s out there. Aliens? Sentient planets? Intergalactic space police? Probably all of these, plus unfathomably more bizarre creations we couldn’t possibly produce with our earthly imaginations. Chris Keegan took a pretty good stab at it though, manipulating images from NASA’s Chandra X-Ray Observatory of floating space debris and vast, lightyears-spanning nebule into dark and majestic forms, surely just an echo of the monolithic entities just beyond our telescopic grasp… Artist: Website (via: Wired / io9)
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ianbrooks: Celestial Monsters by Chris Keegan The thrill of outer space is that we really just have no goddamned clue what’s out there. Aliens? Sentient planets? Intergalactic space police? Probably all of these, plus unfathomably more bizarre creations we couldn’t possibly produce with our earthly imaginations. Chris Keegan took a pretty good stab at it though, manipulating images from NASA’s Chandra X-Ray Observatory of floating space debris and vast, lightyears-spanning nebule into dark and majestic forms, surely just an echo of the monolithic entities just beyond our telescopic grasp… Artist: Website (via: Wired / io9)
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ianbrooks: Celestial Monsters by Chris Keegan The thrill of outer space is that we really just have no goddamned clue what’s out there. Aliens? Sentient planets? Intergalactic space police? Probably all of these, plus unfathomably more bizarre creations we couldn’t possibly produce with our earthly imaginations. Chris Keegan took a pretty good stab at it though, manipulating images from NASA’s Chandra X-Ray Observatory of floating space debris and vast, lightyears-spanning nebule into dark and majestic forms, surely just an echo of the monolithic entities just beyond our telescopic grasp… Artist: Website (via: Wired / io9)
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ianbrooks: Celestial Monsters by Chris Keegan The thrill of outer space is that we really just have no goddamned clue what’s out there. Aliens? Sentient planets? Intergalactic space police? Probably all of these, plus unfathomably more bizarre creations we couldn’t possibly produce with our earthly imaginations. Chris Keegan took a pretty good stab at it though, manipulating images from NASA’s Chandra X-Ray Observatory of floating space debris and vast, lightyears-spanning nebule into dark and majestic forms, surely just an echo of the monolithic entities just beyond our telescopic grasp… Artist: Website (via: Wired / io9)
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ianbrooks:

Celestial Monsters by Chris Keegan

The thrill of outer space is that we really just have no goddamned clue what’s out there. Aliens? Sentient planets? Intergalactic space police? Probably all of these, plus unfathomably more bizarre creations we couldn’t possibly produce with our earthly imaginations. Chris Keegan took a pretty good stab at it though, manipulating images from NASA’s Chandra X-Ray Observatory of floating space debris and vast, lightyears-spanning nebule into dark and majestic forms, surely just an echo of the monolithic entities just beyond our telescopic grasp…

Artist: Website (via: Wired / io9)

workaholics: Want to catch next week’s Season Finale of Workaholics before your fellow brajers? Check this list of advanced screenings hosted by our friends at Comedy Central.Snag some tickets NOW because yelling “A-O Maggots!!!” at the door won’t get you in. Hollywood, CA* — 3/19 — Hollywood Improv Ontario, CA — 3/18 — Ontario Improv San Jose, CA — 3/19 — San Jose Improv Phoenix, AZ — 3/19 — Stand Up Live Palm Beach, FL — 3/19 — Palm Beach Improv Ft. Lauderdale, FL — 3/19 — Ft. Lauderdale Improv West Nyack, NY — 3/19 — Levity Live Kansas City, MO — 3/19 — Kansas City Improv New York, NY — 3/18 — Caroline’s on Broadway Boston, MA — 3/19 — The Wilbur Theatre San Francisco, CA — 3/19 — Cobb’s Comedy Club Nashville, TN — 3/19 — Zanie’s Comedy Showplace Charlotte, NC** — 3/20 — The Comedy Zone * Features a stand-up set by Adam Devine following the screening ** Hosted by Erik Griffin (Montez)
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workaholics:

Want to catch next week’s Season Finale of Workaholics before your fellow brajers? Check this list of advanced screenings hosted by our friends at Comedy Central.

Snag some tickets NOW because yelling “A-O Maggots!!!” at the door won’t get you in.

Hollywood, CA* — 3/19 — Hollywood Improv
Ontario, CA — 3/18 — Ontario Improv
San Jose, CA — 3/19 — San Jose Improv
Phoenix, AZ — 3/19 — Stand Up Live
Palm Beach, FL — 3/19 — Palm Beach Improv
Ft. Lauderdale, FL — 3/19 — Ft. Lauderdale Improv
West Nyack, NY — 3/19 — Levity Live
Kansas City, MO — 3/19 — Kansas City Improv
New York, NY — 3/18 — Caroline’s on Broadway
Boston, MA — 3/19 — The Wilbur Theatre
San Francisco, CA — 3/19 — Cobb’s Comedy Club
Nashville, TN — 3/19 — Zanie’s Comedy Showplace
Charlotte, NC** — 3/20 — The Comedy Zone

* Features a stand-up set by Adam Devine following the screening
** Hosted by Erik Griffin (Montez)

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