New amphibian called Iguana 29, which develops in water of 35 knots (65 km / h) did not need pier - boat rides on the very ground on sliding tracks at a speed of 8 km / h. "Iguana-29" - is the brainchild of businessman Antoine Bryuzhidu (Antoine Brugidou), its namesake designer, Antoine Fritsch (Antoine Fritsch), architect Tanguy Le Biana (Tanguy Le Bihan), as well as teams of engineers, mostly automotive. Taken together, these people - the company Iguana Yachts, founded in 2008 and in December 2011 that displays to the world market its first commercial product: a boat amphibious price 220 ​​000 Euros.

 The Keaton Music Typewriter was first patented in 1936 (14 keys) by Robert H. Keaton from San Francisco, California. Another patent was taken out in 1953 (33 keys) which included improvements to the machine. The machine types on a sheet of paper lying flat under the typing mechanism. There are several Keaton music typewriters thought to be in existence in museums and private collections. It was marketed in the 1950s and sold for around $225. The typewriter made it easier for publishers, educators, and other musicians to produce music copies in quantity. Composers, however, preferred to write the music out by hand.

 In Russia, there is absolutely wonderful and beautiful pristine places.
One of these is the plateau Putorana - this is the northernmost and one of the oldest in the world of the plateau of volcanic origin. Located south of the plateau east of the Taimyr Peninsula and the largest city in the polar regions - Norilsk. On the plateau, there are about 9000 lakes, many of which are striking in their depth, for example Khantai - up to 520 meters. Lake Lama, situated in the western side of the Putorana called "Polar Switzerland." More photos here /

Siberian sculptor Sergey Bobkov, doing the work of the chips - sculptures of animals in natural size. turns out is simply not nice.

Chinese farmer who has an elementary school education, he built the most real UFO!

Phillip Schumacher makes a wonderful self-portraits in his 15-years old

Television Tower CN Tower (CN Tower) in Toronto is one of the largest buildings in the world.
Recently, it has opened an unusual attraction, "Walk on the edge." At an altitude of 356 meters ahoditsya observation deck, which is a narrow (half meter wide) circular platform around the tower, where there are no fences.
Tourists who wish to walk along the edge of the abyss is attached to your belay ropes.
Every lover of thrills must wear a special suit. All equipment that you can take with them, whether it be camera, camcorder, portable video recorder or telephone, must necessarily be attached to the harness.
Telephone, fell from the 300-meter height, may do much harm.
"Walk on the edge" of the pleasure is not cheap - will have to pay 175 Canadian dollars for half an hour an indescribable feeling.
After such an extreme entertainment visitors can relax in the restaurant "360" (360 Degrees), which is located here in the tower.

Architects of the JDS / Julien De Smedt Architects worked incredible concept zoological island in South Korea! size of this island - 43 million square meters. And he probably will be visible from space. Particular attention is paid to the sponsors of its environmental sustainability. "Green Belt infrastructure" at a height of 20 meters above the ground, progressive systems of collecting and treating rainwater, renewable energy, as well as a set for recycling and waste into biofuel and fertilizer.

What are these machines made?

Cool designer Steve realized fantasy of many children, creating an unusual bedroom in the form of a pirate ship. 6-year-old boy from Minnesota to choose between the spacecraft, racing car, lock, and pirate ship. In addition to the bed arrangement, the designer has made ​​many improvements. For example it provides access to a rope bridge.Special rope passing through the house, slides, smorovaya cradle (sailors call it the "Crow's Nest") to visitors, and more. Awesome.

Here is a gorgeous apartment on wheels.And you can drive anywhere.The price of such machines about 10 million rubles.

 California artists Mark Grieve and Ilana Spector recently constructed this incredible towering obelisk made entirely out of bikes on a street corner in Santa Rosa. Dubbed Cyclisk, the monument is an ode to bike culture constructed from 340 bicycles and one tricycle.