Wow, it’s somehow really relaxing in this!
Koalas to the Max
Mike Lawler and Dave Radcliffe reminded me of this great goofy site: Koalas to the Max. 4x the fun of your usual dots site.
Wow, “ For a photon, its entire existence is instantaneous. “ , that put things in perspective!
Ask Ethan #109: How do photons experience time?
“[L]ight takes about 8 minutes to travel from the sun to earth. Light travels at the speed of light. If you do that relativity kicks in. So my question is, how much time passes for the photons traveling? In other words, how much have the photons aged when the reach the earth? Thanks for considering this.”
Travel at any constant speed, at rest, slowly, or near the speed of light, and you’ll experience time passing at the same rate it always does: one second per second. If someone else is moving relative to you, they’ll see your clock run slow (and you’ll see theirs run slow) depending on how quickly you move relative to one another. But what about a photon, which moves at the speed of light? From your point of view, no matter what your motion is, you won’t see time pass for it at all, and it won’t even experience time! For a photon, its entire existence is instantaneous.
A sphere made out of straight lines! Beautiful!
Hypotrocoid
http://www.malinc.se/math/trigonometry/spirographen.php
Three of my favorite tumblrs in one post, keep it up boys. :)
I saw Regolo Bizzi’s wonderful drawings on twitter, and I had to try and make them in processing. I recognized it as a version of the dog chase problem (where dogs at each corner of a square are chasing the dog to their left), but now they switch from the left dog to the right dog every 100 frames. Also made a hexagon version (6 dogs), because why not?
Square code: http://openprocessing.org/sketch/292065
Polygon code: http://www.openprocessing.org/sketch/292076
Wow! You have come real far with this now! Amazing work. Keep it up!
Mechanics of Form. Work in progress.
How the f could a human do something like that? I want to see a video of that guy in action.
His name: Achim Leistner.
He is the master optician of the Avogadro project, an international effort to define the Avogadro constantwith maximum precision. He was asked to join the project from retirement as it was deemed that his expertise and craftsmanship were essential for the success of the project.
Here is a video: [x]
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Hey BAB, could you please share the code to this? Im on the way to learn some processing and this is the kind of code i would like to learn. So, please share, so i can learn from it :)
Take care mate!
rgb knot
This guy!
Big Brains. Small Films. Benoît Mandelbrot, The Father of Fractals
In his final interview shot by filmmaker Errol Morris, Mandelbrot shares his love for math and how it led him to his wondrous discovery of fractals.
Wow, This was really intresting
Down the rabbithole. :)
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