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2011-12-29 08:27:28 PM
I am gobsmacked by the stupidity of the first few comments in tfa.
 
2011-12-29 08:34:10 PM
Of course running horses is so much better than, let's say Galileo's first drawings from a telescope of the moon.

madartlab.com
 
2011-12-29 08:37:55 PM
duckpoopy: I am gobsmacked by the stupidity of the first few comments in tfa.

Yeah, there was a severe lack of general chemistry knowledge there.

On a related note, I've used that pentacene picture more than a few time on talks about organic semiconductors
 
2011-12-29 08:38:11 PM
Terrific link missing of course only an image of Ron Jeremy's penis.

Nonetheless, a terrific link.
 
2011-12-29 08:58:09 PM
FTA: "Physicist Röntgen stumbled across a novel property of cathode rays, which is that they appeared to emit a light (electrons) that could be picked up by a photographic plate."

Uh, no.
 
2011-12-29 09:01:33 PM
FTA: "Physicist George Smoot won a Nobel Prize for his work on the CMB."

So that's what he worked on when he wasn't passing tariffs.
 
2011-12-29 09:30:59 PM
duckpoopy: I am gobsmacked by the stupidity of the first few comments in tfa.

Well, it IS io9. :-/

The pentacene picture is still one of my favorite science pictures [kanye]OF ALL TIME![/kanye].
 
2011-12-29 09:37:41 PM
encyclopediaplushuman: Of course running horses is so much better than, let's say Galileo's first drawings from a telescope of the moon.

Not to say Galileo's drawings weren't awesome, but Muybridge's running horses (and running naked dudes) were a serious game changer for how we thought organisms moved.
 
2011-12-29 09:45:19 PM
The Hadrosaurus is almost in 3D if you cross your eyes right.
 
2011-12-29 10:17:00 PM
wildstarr: The Hadrosaurus is almost in 3D if you cross your eyes right.

What if we crossed them wrong?

/seriously, they're not uncrossing. Someone call a doctor. Or a scientist. Call a scientist.
//Am I going to die?
 
2011-12-29 10:30:50 PM
that was one trusting wife. off to google to see if she went unharmed.
 
2011-12-29 10:38:35 PM
Everyone knew Einstein was washed up when this appeared:

encrypted-tbn2.google.com
 
2011-12-29 10:40:06 PM
duckpoopy: I am gobsmacked by the stupidity of the first few comments in tfa.

What stupidity?
 
2011-12-29 10:42:06 PM
wildstarr: The Hadrosaurus is almost in 3D if you cross your eyes right.

Actually, it is a 3D picture. You look at it with one of these bad boys:
1.bp.blogspot.com
 
2011-12-30 12:08:45 AM
JohnAnnArbor: FTA: "Physicist George Smoot won a Nobel Prize for his work on the CMB."

So that's what he worked on when he wasn't passing tariffs.


He's also the unit of measurement for the Mass. Ave. bridge in Boston.

/different smoot.
 
2011-12-30 12:38:46 AM
It's a smoot point now.
 
2011-12-30 08:04:06 AM
HighZoolander: wildstarr: The Hadrosaurus is almost in 3D if you cross your eyes right.

What if we crossed them wrong?

/seriously, they're not uncrossing. Someone call a doctor. Or a scientist. Call a scientist.
//Am I going to die?


Be thankful you didn't get total protonic reversal.
 
2011-12-30 10:38:32 AM
Ed Grubermann: Actually, it is a 3D picture. You look at it with one of these bad boys:

Pshaw. I, for one, know how to cross my eyes right and not get them stuck.
 
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