February 4, 2021

The Curious Corner of the Internet #71

The Curious Corners #71

Hi! Welcome to the Curious Corner of the Internet. Whether you are a long time member, or just a passer-by, we hope you find something interesting in this wide variety of URLs!

Oh and a small update for people who can’t satisfy their curiosity! I’ve condensed most of the history of this newsletter into an ebook with 1000 links! You can download the book for just $10!

Here we go for the links this month, enjoy!

• Truck art from Pakistan.
• Popup experiments.
• Mapping the solar system.
• A captured bonsai.
• A new blue.
• Uzbekistan’s solar furnace.
• Does the color pink make you weak? (Thanks Krispijn!)
• The clock of the Soyuz spacecraft opens like a book.
• A painful pot.
• A typeface not to be forgotten.

• How to slice a bagel.
• A hyberbolic version of Sokoban.
• Huge sound installations.
• In search of the original Apple color.
• Along Sunset Strip in 1966.
• Create your own snowflake.
• Since this newsletter is all about corners, here are some kamidana!
• A architect who designed an alphabet.
• The deep sea is full of clones.
• Explore all works of Da Vinci.
• An unexpected graffiti icon in Hong Kong.

Thanks for sticking around !Let us know by email if you have any suggestions for the Curious Corner or just want to reach out!

Joost & Kees