The pixel-mapping production is projected onto the facade of the city’s Museum of History & Industry. Eight projectors turn the historic building into a pulsating video screen.
More info on High-tech ‘Borealis: A Festival of Light’ showing in Seattle
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Get ready for Grinchonomics
Home heating costs are headed higher, too, with natural gas prices at a 13-year high. And overall inflation ... leaves giant cargo ships jammed off the waters off Los Angeles, Seattle, Savannah and ...
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Quarterback questions will greet 49ers after the bye
Jimmy Garoppolo has been solid but unspectacular but once again got hurt, showing why the Niners traded three first ... going forward is whether Lance showed enough in a half against Seattle and a ...
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101 lesser-visited American places everyone should see
San Juan Islands, Washington Washington state’s San Juan Islands are easily reachable via ferry (setting off not far from Seattle), yet you'll feel like you're in a different world altogether.
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Solar storm is due to hit Earth TODAY and could cause havoc for power grids
The aurora – a natural light display in Earth's sky ... us from most particles the sun emits. But when a CME or high-speed stream arrives at Earth it buffets the magnetosphere.
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Activists, WHO in the frame as Nobel Peace guessing starts
STAVANGER, Norway (AP) — The annual Nobel Peace Prize shines the brightest of lights on the person or group thought to have done most to promote peace. But guessing who it will be is just a stab ...
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Activists, WHO in the frame as Nobel Peace guessing starts
STAVANGER, Norway (AP) — The annual Nobel Peace Prize shines the brightest of lights on the person or group thought to have done most to promote peace. But guessing who it will be is just a stab ...
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From the whimsical minds of Planet Fabulon, The Ruins of Zindor is a larger-than-life adventure which will transport small audiences of “space travellers'' to the ancient alien ruins of the ...
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Amateur astronomers capture the moment mysterious object slams into Jupiter
A mysterious object slammed into Jupiter this week, causing a bright flash of light that was captured by amateur astronomers 382.76 million miles away on Earth. German astronomer Harald Paleske ...
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Snowmass Light Festival to bring immersive, interactive art to town
Berlin has competed in light festivals around the world, including Seattle’s Borealis Festival of Light and Bucharest’s International VideoMapping Competition, and has won multiple awards for his ...