Honey in Zero Gravity Is Weird - Neatorama

Canadian astronaut Dr. David Saint-Jacques, who is currently on board the International Space Station, puts his scientific training spanning decades of intense labor to work by playing with a tub of honey in zero gravity.

Maple syrup could not be reached for comment on the incident.

-via Marilyn Terrell

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Wow, hard to believe its even honey

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If I manufacture it, will you sell it in your store?

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This is called the cafe wall or cafe tile illusion.

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It's named after the tiled wall of a cafe in Bristol, England - just round the corner from my house.
There's more about it here, with a picture showing the wall: http://www.michaelbach.de/ot/ang_cafewall/index.html

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And here it is on Google Streetview
http://howd.ie/b62Caf3walL1LlU51oN5c3

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Oops, that didn't work.
Try again....
http://maps.google.co.uk/?ie=UTF8&layer=c&cbll=51.456961,-2.597532&panoid=OsQ8ktiSfq11TX20sJASmA&cbp=12,256.68051465171436,,0,4.6489361702127505&ll=51.456948,-2.597537&spn=0,359.963694&z=15&lci=com.youtube.all

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Jessss and Werzzal, thanks for the information. I've adjusted the title of the post and inserted the links into the text.

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The Beaudry subway station in Montreal, inaugurated in 1966, had this exact illusion with the tiles on the interior walls. Unfortunately, it was renovated in 1999 and they scraped the illusion design.

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