Showing posts with label black hole. Show all posts
Showing posts with label black hole. Show all posts
Saturday, 6 April 2019
Sunday, 23 October 2016
story of the eye
Sunday, 25 September 2016
new object / amplituhedron
/http://theoryofeverything.org/MyToE/tags/amplituhedron/
https://www.wired.com/2013/12/amplituhedron-jewel-quantum-physics/
Locality says that particles interact at points in space-time. But suppose you want to inspect space-time very closely. Probing smaller and smaller distance scales requires ever higher energies, but at a certain scale, called the Planck length, the picture gets blurry: So much energy must be concentrated into such a small region that the energy collapses the region into a black hole, making it impossible to inspect. “There’s no way of measuring space and time separations once they are smaller than the Planck length,”
Wednesday, 1 June 2016
simulator sickness
simulator sickness
Approximately 1,200 simulator flights were recorded. Some severe motion sickness symptoms were recorded and some simulators induced unsteadiness afterwards. Individuals experiencing effects may be at risk if they drive themselves home or return to demanding activities at work. The simulators which exhibited the highest incidences of sickness were helicopter simulators with cathode ray tube (CRT) infinity optics and six-degrees-of-freedom moving base systems. Of those studied, fixed-wing, fixed-base, dome displays had relatively low incidence of simulator sickness.
Approximately 1,200 simulator flights were recorded. Some severe motion sickness symptoms were recorded and some simulators induced unsteadiness afterwards. Individuals experiencing effects may be at risk if they drive themselves home or return to demanding activities at work. The simulators which exhibited the highest incidences of sickness were helicopter simulators with cathode ray tube (CRT) infinity optics and six-degrees-of-freedom moving base systems. Of those studied, fixed-wing, fixed-base, dome displays had relatively low incidence of simulator sickness.
How big an issue is the nausea problem for Virtual Reality products?https://www.quora.com/How-big-an-issue-is-the-nausea-problem-for-Virtual-Reality-products/answer/Steve-Baker-9
Labels:
black hole,
forensic architecture,
nausea,
pathos formel,
sim,
vr
Sunday, 27 March 2016
appeal // tarpit
Sunday, 6 December 2015
annihilation
https://aegis.web.cern.ch/aegis/
https://aegis.web.cern.ch/aegis/images/multimedia/pbar_Anim3D_G1.mov
Antiprotons annihilating in emulsions and in silicon detectors, December 2012
After having scanned the developed emulsion under a microscope with depth of field of a few micron and digitized each layer, we can reconstruct the position in 3D of each point on the tracks that the fragments took, and transform this information into a 3D image that can be rotated to see the annihilation event from all angles.
spacetime blackholes
our exposures are insensitive to time
Peter Geimer - Shadow without Objects
photographic paper pressed to the forehead
what does seeing mean in this context?
Sunday, 19 July 2015
Wednesday, 8 July 2015
Thursday, 2 July 2015
ansel adams zone system
| 0 | Pure black |
| I | Near black, with slight tonality but no texture |
| II | Textured black; the darkest part of the image in which slight detail is recorded |
| III | Average dark materials and low values showing adequate texture |
| IV | Average dark foliage, dark stone, or landscape shadows |
| V | Middle gray: clear north sky; dark skin, average weathered wood |
| VI | Average Caucasian skin; light stone; shadows on snow in sunlit landscapes |
| VII | Very light skin; shadows in snow with acute side lighting |
| VIII | Lightest tone with texture: textured snow |
| IX | Slight tone without texture; glaring snow |
| X | Pure white: light sources and specular reflections |
Labels:
ansel adams,
black hole,
gradient,
photosculpture,
skin,
snow,
white
Monday, 4 May 2015
henry mended
Labels:
3D,
black hole,
brandon estate,
dismembered,
henry moore
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