Quaternion Travels
Relax to a slow flythrough of an interesting neighborhood of the quaternion Julia sets.
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Essays, Projects, and Distractions of Geoff Milburn
- Lance Poll on Spencer’s Homemade Air Conditioner: what about a wort chiller for making beer. You could have this in a...
- Jeff on Color and Reality: I’ve always wondered the same thing about individual spectra, and this is the first...
- Nick on Geoff’s Original Homemade Air Conditioner: replace the bucket with a mini fridge and another copper coil and...
- Alana Marcus on The Ultimate Home Laser Show – Assembly: Hi, Eric, I usually choose glasses from:...
Waterloo Engineering Welcoming Committee
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Great Moments in Bat Science
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Water Supply Improvements
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Herds of Android Birds Mimic Ad Hoc Flocks
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Make Your Own Memory Foam Bed
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Chimpanzees and Neoteny
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The Ultimate Home Laser Show – Parts
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Heat Exchanger Improvements
The major factor affecting the efficiency of the air conditioner is the heat exchanger. Read More »
Great Signs of Europe
Last year I traveled around Europe in search of the greatest signs known to humanity. Here’s the cream... Read More »
Going Out With A Bang
“The low hanging fruit, i.e. idiots whose parents paid for prep school, Yale, and then the Harvard... Read More »
Wow, that looks amazingly similar to the musculature of the human pelvic floor – if you haven’t seen a diagram of it, look for the Netter drawings online, there are some striking similarities!
Very interesting!
Hey Geoff hows it going i saw you post about the air conditioner you made last year looks cool i have an idea kind of similar to that but not quite the same. any ways let me know if your interested in hearing it out. hopefully i’ll hear from you soon