GeekBytes: Spider Webs Cover an Entire Town and Other Things We Didn’t Cover - smithockly1984

We see lashing of weird and wonderful stuff hither at GeekTech, only there are years where we just give the axe't set about to all of it. That's where GeekBytes comes in: Here's your roundup of what's awesome for March 8, 2012.

Spiders Escaping Inundate Blanket Town In Webs [Geekologie]

Information technology's like something out of a nightmare: thousands upon thousands (millions) of spiders covered a small town in Australia in wanderer webs as they unsuccessful to flee rising flood Waters. We North Korean won't post photos here for the sake of any arachnophobes out in that respect, but head on over to Geekologie if you privation to be dead terrified.

Aire, iPhone Charging Twist That Creates Energy By Breathing Into It [Riant Calamary]

Back at CES, we flyblown a contraption that could recharge your phone with a tablespoon of piss. If that International Relations and Security Network't mind-blowing plenty for you, we demo AIRE, a concept innovation for a device that would let you charge your speech sound just by breathing.

Television camera Lense Java Soft touc [This Is Why I'm Broke]

You in all probability wouldn't wishing disassemble a DSLR lens system and turn it into a coffee mug–especially given some lenses can cost more than a DSLR body. But if you want to freak outer/shanghai your photographer buddies, check this coffee mug styled to look back like a zoom lens. Sire yours on Amazon.

Angry Birds Space, in Blank space [via Geekosystem]

Last merely not to the lowest degree, we'll leave you with this YouTube telecasting of a NASA astronaut describing the physics behind Angry Birds in Zero Gravity. Cool. The video itself is to elevat the upcoming game, Wild Birds Space, which is due out happening March 22.

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