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world jump day

Niesward claims that on this day "Earth occupies one of the most fragile positions in its orbits for the last 100 years." According to the site, the shift in orbit will "stop global warming, extend daytime hours and create a more homogeneous climate."

The Man Who Wasn't There

Niesward's theory has at least one major flaw: Niesward doesn't really exist. He is a character created by Torsten Lauschmann, a German-born artist living in Scotland. Lauschmann, a live performer, filmmaker, DJ and photographer, may be best known for his work "Misshapen Pearl," described as a "phenomenological investigation of the streetlamp's function in our consumer society."

Lauschmann's multimedia approach has allowed him to explore a wide variety of subjects, including butterflies, paparazzi photos and, now, a flash-mob experiment.

In 2005, Lauschmann encouraged scientists and bloggers from around the world to discuss World Jump Day.

world jump day 2

"He thought it would just circulate among friends, but it quickly seemed to morph. Within weeks it was global - people in Australia were talking about it on the radio," said Neil Mulholland, a reader in contemporary art theory at Edinburgh College of Art. "The more it was discussed, the more people joined the site, and it crashed several times."

2 Comments:

Blogger Duarte said...

não tem nada a ver mas podes ir lá pra chekar

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYbDfo4q5pw

5:14 da manhã  
Anonymous Anónimo said...

Limonada!!!!
Vai ser o negocio do Verão!!!!
Passem no Boom e comprem Limonada Azteca feita por mim!!!!
beijinho tecas

7:15 da tarde  

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