Yes, atoms. What you see in the video is 100 million times bigger than actual size. The actual device used in the lab that handles and moves the atoms is at -268° Centigrade (-450° Fahrenheit), which helps keep the atoms from moving around. FYI… 0° Kelvin, which is “Absolute Zero” – the point where everything, including molecular levels, freezes – is -273.15°C and -450.67°F. So they are very nearly at Absolute Zero. Remember, normally atoms they’re busy little buggers – always in motion. More…
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Photos from Mars, and Video of the Curiosity’s Landing 4
This certainly is not the first probe or rover to be sent to Mars, but for some reason, it seems like it to me. Perhaps it is due to the very intricate landing – which went off without a hitch, or perhaps it is simply due to the internet these days. Information and photos are available worldwide the very moment they are uploaded. I believe – with me, anyway – it is a combination of both. I have been completely enthralled with Curiosity and look forward to years of data sent back to earth.
A 9/11 Tribute by AniBoom feature animation artists from around the world Reply
Animation Artists from around the world were invited to take part in a special project commemorating the 10th anniversary of 9/11.
Each artist created a 10 second animation clip with their own personal angle relating to the theme:
9/11. It’s been ten years.
500 People in 100 Seconds! Reply
There is only one word to describe this… WOW!!!!
