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Basile Audoly and Sebastien Neukirch at the Université Pierre et Marie Curie in Paris, France have written a wonderful little paper on the fracture mechanics of thin brittle rods, aka spaghetti.
Sometimes we see things so often that we simply forget to ask “why are they like that?” For instance,... Read More »
Early one morning, citizens in northern Norway awoke to an amazing sight – a giant glowing... Read More »
Basile Audoly and Sebastien Neukirch at the Université Pierre et Marie Curie in Paris, France... Read More »
Japan’s consumer goods lived up to their surreal billing during a recent stay at Narita Airport in... Read More »
Relax to a slow flythrough of an interesting subset of the quaternion Julia fractals. Bookmark This PostDiggReddit Read More »
In winter during the late afternoon before settling down to roost, flocks of thousands... Read More »
I’ve found that the content that really shows off the HDTV format is that of the natural world. While... Read More »
Geoff hasn’t put instructions for this up yet, but I have some shots of the new version of the laser show…... Read More »
I’ve been a bit busy lately with a new addition to the family. Her name is Luna, and she’s an... Read More »
Last year I traveled around Europe in search of the greatest signs known to humanity. Here’s the cream... Read More »
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