nifty!
Posted: 14 Sep 2014, 11:55
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Re: nifty!
Posted: 14 Sep 2014, 13:27
i was ready to meh, oh ok this...but fuck yeah science bro
Re: nifty!
Posted: 14 Sep 2014, 13:41
Re: nifty!
Posted: 14 Sep 2014, 14:16
Mesmerizing!
Re: nifty!
Posted: 14 Sep 2014, 14:32
what was that bitch saying about god at the end
Re: nifty!
Posted: 14 Sep 2014, 18:09
oh that is neato 
my favorite thing about it is the chimes, since they mean you can hear the harmony in the orbits even when everything looks chaotic. and the blue one on the end has a big clunking chime instead of a lighter one, so it is more like a metronome than anything else. the lower note means the viewer can keep time and make better sense of what is happening
my favorite thing about it is the chimes, since they mean you can hear the harmony in the orbits even when everything looks chaotic. and the blue one on the end has a big clunking chime instead of a lighter one, so it is more like a metronome than anything else. the lower note means the viewer can keep time and make better sense of what is happening
Re: nifty!
Posted: 14 Sep 2014, 21:20
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what was that bitch saying about god at the end
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I didn't catch it. I don't think I want to.
what was that bitch saying about god at the end
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I didn't catch it. I don't think I want to.
Re: nifty!
Posted: 14 Sep 2014, 21:21
[quote="wangoed"]
oh that is neato
my favorite thing about it is the chimes, since they mean you can hear the harmony in the orbits even when everything looks chaotic. and the blue one on the end has a big clunking chime instead of a lighter one, so it is more like a metronome than anything else. the lower note means the viewer can keep time and make better sense of what is happening
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That was a pretty neat addition to the demonstration
oh that is neato
my favorite thing about it is the chimes, since they mean you can hear the harmony in the orbits even when everything looks chaotic. and the blue one on the end has a big clunking chime instead of a lighter one, so it is more like a metronome than anything else. the lower note means the viewer can keep time and make better sense of what is happening
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That was a pretty neat addition to the demonstration