
Flickr user Eric 10d used lots of Zen Magnets rare earth magnet balls and some nails to create this sculpture of the Space Battleship Yamato: Link, Via: Neatorama
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Space Battleship Yamato in Zen Magnets
Monday, September 27, 2010
Magnetic Fake Worms
Supposedly, there are cylindrical magnets embedded in these plastic bait worms and opposing magnets inside the wood base.
The lesson? If you take something already creepy in real life and turn it fake, it only gets more creepy. [Propnomicon, Via: Make]m Via: Gizmodo, Via: Youtube
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Ferrofluid with Corn Circles
When ferrofluid is enclosed between two glass panels and magnets are above and below, the fluid forms a circle of dots. It looks a bit like corn circles.
Go to the LINK: Youtube to see how they did it.
Friday, March 13, 2009
Jake Bronstein Wants You to Buy His Balls - BuckyBalls!

Internet superstar (and wunderkind behind Zoomdoggle) Jake Bronstein has gone and invented something - AND IT'S FOR SALE! They're called BuckyBalls, and they're magnets that can basically do anything. LINK
No, really, they basically do anything:
Zoomdoggle's BuckyBalls are a set of 216 powerful, rare Earth magnets, you can't put down. LINK: Youtube
