The Cyrax and Flyraxx

Cyrax and Flyraxx is really twisted  and entertaining conspiracy and anomaly related Youtube channel.
Worth of watching....

• http://www.youtube.com/user/cyraxandflyraxx

Caution! The channel may be visually disturbing...

Paleofuture

What would future look like from the past?

Paleofuture answers to that question!

• http://blogs.smithsonianmag.com/paleofuture/ -- Paleofuture blog
• http://www.paleofuture.com/paleofuturetv/ -- Paleofuture TV
• http://prettypictures.paleofuture.com/ -- Pretty pictures (from Paleofuture)
• http://www.paleofuture.com/ -- Old Paleofuture site (Archive and home of Paleofuture.tv and magazine)

The Mortal Engines

Philip Reeve is the author of post-apocalyptic steampunk themed book series known as Mortal Engines Quartet; These wonderful chronicles of action and adventure are recommended reading for all steampunk (and maybe also dieselpunk) lovers.
There is also steampunk themed Fever Crumb series by Reeve, set in the world before Mortal Engines...

• Philip Reeve -- @ Wikipedia
• Mortal Engines Quartet -- @ Wikipedia
• http://philipreeve.blogspot.com/ --Philip Reeve's blog
• http://www.mortalengines.co.uk --Official Mortal Engines website
• http://www.philip-reeve.com/index.html -- Website of Philip Reeve

Frankensteinia

Blog devoted only for Frankenstein's monster related things:

• frankensteinia.blogspot.com  

The Old Motor

Interesting old automobile related pictures. There is also category for steam powered automobiles!

From the site:
"An informative and entertaining antique automobile photo magazine"

• http://theoldmotor.com/

Retrofuturism @ Tumblr

Oh..! I found my spiritual relative from Tumblr:

• vintagefuture.tumblr.com/

-many interesting pictures...

:D

About, Disclaimer, Contact and...

UPDATE: Just added some pages: Link suggestions and some blah blah boring stuff...

And....

MOON NAZIS (again)

• http://youtu.be/kNDaOFQ6g2I
• http://www.ironsky.net/

Sorry...

Morbid Anatomy

From the page:

"Surveying the interstices of art and medicine, death and culture"

• http://morbidanatomy.blogspot.com/