My grade school days are so far behind me, I remember very little about any sort of science experiments. I vaguely recall something about adding food coloring to water to turn white carnations different colors. BOR-ING. If I had Andrew Gatt for a teacher, I think I would have some pretty epic science memories. As … Continue reading Making science fun with paper roller coasters
I know a number of our American readers are unreasonably warm and toasty in some kind of freakish heatwave, but those of us in the Frigid North (and, one presumes, also in some parts of the southern hemisphere) still have over a foot of snow to deal with. So forgive me, oh sufferers of 80+ … Continue reading Warmth for Science Geeks
This picture does not do this epic project any justice! The Internet better be all over this soon! Hear that Pinterest?! I want to see Aperture Labs living rooms, kitchens and nurseries before Easter! Telnets.org give you a whole bucket of tutorials to get you started on your Portal office project: Test Chamber Panel Wall … Continue reading Tutorial Tuesday: Aperture Science Office Bonanza!
I stayed up last night going through the Geekcraft archives. 224 pages, lots of coffee and a hugely increased level of nerd on my Pinterest later, and I am in shock (okay, there is a small chance it’s actually a caffeine overdose). There is no Surly Amy on Geekcraft. This is a tragedy, and one … Continue reading Surlyramics; Scents n’ Science
Yeah, you read that right. I couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw this cake based on the personality cores from Portal 2. I thought I had made some sort of mistake, but check out this picture of the cake being cut. I could never be a baker, because if I made a cake this … Continue reading Aperture Science Space Core Cake
Craft blog posted the adorable science-themed embroidery of Craftster user flossbox a couple weeks ago. Flossbox is back again with more embroidery. This one is called “Better Living Through Chemistry.” It’s cute and educational :) Science Embroidery