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Absolutely mesmerizing. Stunning, really.

See what young geek twins created: The Scale of the Universe 2.

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Here's more about these guys: “The Scale Of The Universe 2″ Animation Made By 14-Year-Olds Is Mind Blowing



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WOW.

I wonder if Dad ever asked Mom "Don't those kids have anything better to do than play on that damned computer all day?"

 
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I'm linking this to everybody I can think of!
I love mindbogglingness
 
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Love it.

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So glad folks enjoyed this. "Mindbogglingness" is a good word for it, Leila!

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Daymn ....

Good find, Jocelyn!
 
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"the mind wobbles !"

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If I put this together with my friends, when fully zoomed out one more thing would have been added:
an image of a woman with a towel and the caption: Your momma's butt.

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In case you missed it
 
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That is nuts!!

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Quantum foam.... sounds delicious
 
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Matt Chester wrote:Quantum foam.... sounds delicious

Sounds like some clever, but unappetising astronomical molecular gastronomy: "a duo of gas giant and red dwarf, with milky way and quantum foam"
 
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Bumping the mindbogglingness...
 
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Those two young men have a fine future ahead of them . Lets hope they remain the allies of goodness and light.

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Wow - those two have a bright future ahead of them! That was terrific.

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I hope that when they graduate from MIT (or wherever they are bound) that they stick together as a team.

 
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Wow. Clay particles are small. Super groovy but can someone, anyone, please explain to me how 'minecraft world' is as large as Neptune? This for me was the most unfathomable part of this presentation. You can PM me if you like, I know its an irrelevant nit pick of a question.

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Landon , If you click on Minecraft World it will give you the measurements - sure is big . Goes to show you - my humor at 14 was more like Ken Peaveys - I did not end up going to Harvard.

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Interesting that the scales go almost equal amounts from our human reality - and are equally incomprehensible. One gram of Cesium 137 has more atoms than all the grains of sand on all the beaches of the world. Gives you an idea of why it's so messy and poisonous. Had mutations from it in our garden this year. Not so sure about "bright futures" these days. Thanks for the diversion non the less.

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I love this. It was made by 14-year-olds!
 
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The scale of the universe. It is BIG and it is SMALL. LOL

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That's pretty cool. So do we have enough black locust seeds to fill it?
Speaking of which, we probably need to start making a case for Permies on Mars if this is anything to go by:

Veggies on Mars in 10 years

I blogged about this a while back: any comments welcome!
http://answersingenes.blogspot.co.uk/2013/04/terra-perma-permaculture-to-terraform.html

"And they'll carry our dreams to the stars from the canyons of Mars." http://answersingenes.blogspot.co.uk/2012/06/one-way-to-mars.html Tw: @shanemuk

 
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