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Your brain creates the illusion of continuous vision by splicing together snapshots and predicting what should happen next—much like the persistence of vision in #animation.
Your brain creates the illusion of continuous vision by splicing together snapshots and predicting what should happen next—much like the persistence of vision in #animation.
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His 1931 composition "It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)" was revolutionary for introducing the term "swing" into everyday language, predating the actual Swing Era by three years. Don't miss his historical 1965 performance with Ella Fitzgerald on The Ed Sullivan Show.
His #physics defying Jenga tower uses 3,132 blocks balanced on just one piece. De Boer strategically and extremely patiently created triangular and plus-sign shapes in his structure, not just stacking them straight up.
"The triangle is the strongest shape of all shapes," points out de Boer, who spent several hours constructing this Guinness World Record tower.
His #physics defying Jenga tower uses 3,132 blocks balanced on just one piece. De Boer strategically and extremely patiently created triangular and plus-sign shapes in his structure, not just stacking them straight up.
"The triangle is the strongest shape of all shapes," points out de Boer, who spent several hours constructing this Guinness World Record tower.
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The complementary technique of Mageki woodbending involves scoring wood with minute grooves, applying moisture, and carefully shaping curves that hold their form once dry.
Their breeding history traces back to 17th century #Netherlands, where their distinctive high-pitched calls were developed to lure wild ducks for hunters—explaining their "call duck" nickname.
Dr. Helen Czerski shows how scientists discovered absolute zero (-273.15°C) by tracking how gas volume decreases with temperature. This theoretical limit leads to quantum states where materials behave in strange new ways, potentially revolutionizing computing.
Dr. Helen Czerski shows how scientists discovered absolute zero (-273.15°C) by tracking how gas volume decreases with temperature. This theoretical limit leads to quantum states where materials behave in strange new ways, potentially revolutionizing computing.
The #technology enables intuitive gestures like pinching to scale objects or swiping through #3D spaces without needing controllers or #VR glasses.
This #BBC #animation examines the philosophical and historical roots of our relationship with #Earth, contrasting indigenous perspectives with Western thought. From Pachamama to the Anthropocene we can see how different worldviews shape our environmental understanding and actions.
Stone, clay, bamboo, and straw are combined with techniques like adobe brick-making, cob #construction, and wattle and daub to create walls that are finished with clay plaster and decorative relief #designs—continuing a family tradition of teaching sustainable construction.
The #technology enables intuitive gestures like pinching to scale objects or swiping through #3D spaces without needing controllers or #VR glasses.
