Powers of Ten – Prepare for the Mind-Melt
August 24, 2006 at 8:29 am | ilya | science and the public, wild webDrop everything, hit play.
I first saw this movie, as a wee first year graduate student while killing sometime in the Green library media room. If this doesn’t inspire you to be a scientist, I dont know what will. A high-quality DVD is available from the Stanford media library. From the official site:
In 1977, Charles and Ray Eames made a nine-minute film called Powers of Ten that still has the capacity today to expand the way we think and view our world …
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They knew all this stuff in 1977 ?!?
Comment by sam — August 24, 2006 #
they knew what we can only dream to know! muahahahaha!
Comment by ilya — August 24, 2006 #
http://xkcd.com/c271.html
Comment by sam — June 1, 2007 #
[…] Power of Ten I’ve always loved this awe-instilling little video and its continued to inspire me for many years! To read up a […]
Pingback by Everyday Scientist » Powers of One — June 21, 2007 #
Hello! Every affect! :)
charming plat, friends put ;)
I like it ;)
Comment by Cilais — June 7, 2008 #