Drone pe val

Drone pe val

Aruncă o privire la aparatele astea de zbor revoluționare.

Click. Print. Armă. (Trailer)

Cody R. Wilson și-a dat seama cum să printeze chiar la el acasă o mitralieră semia automată.

Couture Spațial

Doi tipi din Brooklyn creează viitoarele costume de astronauți.

Piscina Plus

O piscină plutitoare imensă care filtrează râurile din jurul New York-ului.

Valea OZN-urilor

Ne aventurăm spre Hooper, Colorado, să investigăm situația extratereștrilor din zonă.

Compozitorul spațial

Ne-am dat seama că este important să abordăm viitorul spațiului din perspectiva unor gândiri non-științifice.

Libia in vitro

Iordania a devenit rapid destinația de top pentru răniții de după revoluția din 2011.

Prima rachetă homemade

După ce va fi gata va zbura suborbital cu echipaj uman la bord.

Vânătorul de sateliţi

Am mers la Paris să-i luăm un interviu primului astrofotograf amator, Thierry Legault.

Escrocheria Sakawa

Nu este doar cea mai celebră activitate pentru tinerii cybercriminali din Ghana, ci şi una dintre cele mai mari economii underground.

Explozia asteroizilor

Cum am putea opri un asteroid să lovească pământul?

Muzică experimentală cu Dan Deacon

Am discutat despre cum e el un compozitor serios și un geniu electro-pop.

Ciudăţeniile tehnologiei

Kurzweil este primul care admite că tehnologia actuală ar putea foarte repede să pună capăt lumii pe care o ştim.

Ascultând Universul

Altceva ce să facem?

Criogenarea unui adolescent

Un tânăr plănuieşte să-şi îngheţe creierul şi câinii pentru veşnicie.

Internet ultra-ortodox

50 000 de evrei ultra-ortodocşi au militat împotriva web-ului actual.

Ferma de cadavre

Undeva la est de pădurile Tennessee există gărmezi de trupuri umane.

Eliberați internetul

Am făcut un documentar despre hackerii protestatari care încearcă să recupereze internetul.

Stelarc: omul cu trei urechi

Ne-am întâlnit cu un grec ciudat care trăieşte în Australia şi care şi-a tot modificat corpul pentru a promova arta, tehnologia şi cyborg-ul.

The Creature Shop

Am mers în Johannesburg, Africa de Sud, să-i vizităm pe tipii din spatele celebrei fabrici de groază, The Creature Shop.

Sound Machines of the Amazon

Technobrega, the Amazon's flashy answer to house music, is part pirates, part space ships.

The Thorium Dream

Motherboard's documentary about a forgotten vision for a "safer" nuclear power, and the evangelists trying to bring it back.

A Dragon Con Odyssey

VICE travels to Atlanta to attend Dragon Con, a five-day bacchanalian orgy of sci-fi and comic book fans going bananas in the city's hotel rooms. We dive deep into the chaos with hundreds of cos-play

Motherboard Meets Errol Morris

Errol Morris' stranger-than-fiction movies aren't just examinations of fascinating people but the strange ways that the facts circulate around them.

Chris & Cosey

We got the chance to spend some time at the country house of the music making powerhouse – and long time couple – Chris Carter and Cosey Fanni Tutti.

Electric Independence: John Foxx

We went to visit John Foxx deep in the darkest depths of Shoreditch, East London, at the studio of his latest collaborator, Benge.

Electric Independence: Ceephax Acid Crew

Onze gappie Andy Jenkinson, aka Ceephax, aka Ceephax Acid Crew, is een onvergelijkbaar persoon. Hij is een van de laatste, echte, doe-het-zelvers binnen de elektronische muziek.

Electric Independence: Ulrich Schnauss

The peerless electronic wunderkind Ulrich Schnauss was kind enough to show us his favorite instruments and demo the tasty tones from his forthcoming album.

CMD & CTRL: Tim Wu

We know that technology carries with it all manner of problems, but one of our biggest pickles tends to slip right by us.

Electric Independence: Emeralds

It's not everyday we get to (or want to) go to Cleveland, but when the opportunity came along to hang with Emeralds, we put our boots on and headed (mid)west.

Electric Independence: Morton Subotnick

In its early days, electronic music wasn’t very musical. Enter Morton Subotnick.

Ralph Baer and His All-Purpose Boxes

In this episode, we travel to New Hampshire to hang out with Ralph Baer. He tells us about his past and how he came to be one of the most important figures in video gaming history.

Soundbuilders: Reed Ghazala

Reed Ghazahla: The father of circuit bending.

Carlos and His Heavy Metal Toys

Wasilla, “real America” Alaska is more than just Sarah Palin’s stomping ground and a natural-gas haven. Wasilla’s also the hometown of Carlos Owens, a man whose 20-foot robotic…

Curtis Roads

Bringing music down to the microsound level.

Psychedelic Photomicrography and the Silicon Zoo

Michael Davidson takes pictures of teeny tiny living and non-living cells through a high-powered microscope.

Doctor Laser

NYC Resistor: Making Awesome Things Happen

NYC Resistor is a Brooklyn based group of “hackers for good” who take apart and rebuild everything from high tech hardware to knit goods and paper.

Something Wrong Is Nothing Wrong

Joan Heemskerk and Dirk Paesmans of Jodi.org create chaos, instill fear, and make funny artwork that proves that something wrong still works.

Richard Garriott

Richard shows us the grounds of Britannia Manor, an elaborate house combining the teenage fantasies of like five separate breeds of boy.

The Thankless Search for Intelligence Out There... Somewhere

Adora Svitak, a 12 year-old prodigy who has been declared "the most clever child in the world," is the host of our new Motherboard series.

Backyard Rocketeer

Juan Manuel Gallegos has a full stable of rocket-powered conveyances in the backyard of his Morelos home/laboratory.

How I Got Famous on the Internetz

For one weekend, the viral internet comes together IRL (in real life). Yup, it’s as bad as it sounds. And by bad, we mean really, really fun.

Bent Fest

It was an average Saturday at the DUMBO, Brooklyn outlet of Mikey’s Hook Up, a computer retailer and repair specialist. Well-groomed arty-types came in, alone, in couples, with lattes in hand, a…

Brian Gibson: A Total Change in Lifestyle

To brew his distinctive earth-crunching, head-banging bass sounds for noise band Lightning Bolt, Brian Gibson constructs some of the most complex playing techniques and pedal arrangements known to roc…

Sid Meier and the 48 Hour Game

Always a true believer in the idea that games will one day rule the world, Sid Meier wants to inspire a new generation of game designers.

Space Shuttle Parking Lot

A shuttle launch is still one of mankind's most complex and massive undertakings, a carefully-primed $1.3 billion event that turns years of planning and construction into a spectacle that lasts only a…

The Aquatic Life of Dennis Chamberland

Chamberland is not only certain that the colonization of the ocean floor is imminent; he's making it happen.

The Madagascar Institute

What you need to know about the Madagascar Institute, first of all, is that it’s not a collective. That word’s too hippy, too emotional, not active enough. They’re a “combine,&…

Colombian Narcosubs

Colombian drug traffickers up the ante with homemade coke-smuggling submarines.

Monrovian Analog Blogger

Internet-starved Monrovians turn to this guy’s dry-erase board for all their news-aggregating needs.

Electric Independence - JD Samson

JD Samson is the awesome, pubestachio'd beat-maker behind Le Tigre and MEN, and the leading lesbian of her charitable volunteer group Dykes Can Dance.

Black Holes and Big Bangs

VBS explores CERN, the world’s largest particle physics laboratory, to determine whether its 17 miles of tubing buried under the Franco-Swiss border will reveal the origin of mass in the univers…

Television Meltdown by Soso Limited

Sosolimited is a crew of MIT grads turned audio visual artists – Eric Gunther, Justin Manor and John Rothenberg – with backgrounds in physics, architecture, computer science, media arts an…

The Atomic Trucker

John Coster-Mullen takes a break from trucking to build his own nuke.

The Electrophobes

Being allergic to electricity isn’t a death sentence, but it is a lifetime-of-boredom sentence.

Oscar Niemeyer 101

The man who created Brazil’s crazy space-age moon-capital. In the 1950s, Brazil decided it would be a perfectly reasonable idea to move the capital to the center of the country’s interior

I, Professor Sankai

While his colleagues are taking their cues from the more “sophisticated” side of sci-fi like Phillip K. Dick and THX-1138, Sankai has thrown out any pretens…

Electric Independence: Matmos

For the debut of the second season of Electric Independence, Motherboard’s electronic music series, we visited Matmo at their Baltimore studio.

The Biggest Telescope on Earth

Motherboard travelled to the English countryside to check out the largest telescope in the world.

Electric Independence: Xeno and Oaklander

Meet Liz Wendelbo and Sean McBride. Together they make up the minimal synth band Xeno and Oaklander. They record in their Brooklyn studio using an arsenal of exclusively analog instruments.

Electric Independence: Oneohtrix Point Never

Daniel Lopatin, the man behind the psychedelic IDM project Oneohtrix Point Never, has very intimate relationships with his keyboards.