prince0gotham wrote:seriously carl sagan sounds like
i mean Agent Smith sounds exactly like Carl Sagan, at least his diction is identical...

that's relevant cuz carl had a video about the tunguska event

Highly agreed. I knew about the tunguska event long before I knew who Carl Sagan was though after reading some science mag when I was 5 and was hooked on comets, exploding ufo's and asteroids, or even dark matter ever since.. And hah, true on the Agent Smithy voice ^

Has Hugo ever said he'd used Carl as an influence? For whatever reason...

prince0gotham wrote:Has Hugo ever said he'd used Carl as an influence? For whatever reason...

It would be the best trivia ever if it turned out to be so.

that should be only way to conduct lectures

for some reason this gives me a clockwork vibe

Spider silk spun into violin strings


A Japanese researcher has used thousands of strands of spider silk to spin a set of violin strings.
The strings are said to have a "soft and profound timbre" relative to traditional gut or steel strings.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-17232058

Captured: The First-Ever Images of Atoms Moving Inside a Molecule

http://www.popsci.com/science/article/2 ... =pulsenews

Micro-crack in Steel through an electron microscope

tykjen wrote:Micro-crack in Steel through an electron microscope

WOW!
just WOW!