thatscienceguy:

This is a simulation of a rotating 4 dimensional Cube, otherwise known as a Tesseract.
What you are seeing is it Rotating. It is not being distorted, reshaped, or anything like that. it is simply Rotating - It appears to be distorted because you are only seeing the ‘projection’ of it. similarly if you rotated a 3D cube infront of lamp the shadow you would see would appear to distort.

thatscienceguy:

This is a simulation of a rotating 4 dimensional Cube, otherwise known as a Tesseract.

What you are seeing is it Rotating. It is not being distorted, reshaped, or anything like that. it is simply Rotating - It appears to be distorted because you are only seeing the ‘projection’ of it. similarly if you rotated a 3D cube infront of lamp the shadow you would see would appear to distort.

(via understandingtheuniverse)

I should have known that if ever there was going to be a comedian who’d stand up for literature majors without mocking them, it’d be David Mitchell. 

(via stupidfuckingquestions)

Myself, wearing star glasses and an “Engage in Science” t-shirt, leading a dance during Dan Deacon’s ‘Lots’ at his De Kreun concert in Belgium, the 20th of february 2013.

afilmthatdoesntexist:

project your soul® pt.3 - faceswap edition

faces belong respectively to luke© and charlotte™. all rights reserved. 2013

tragically beautiful

sweet-bitsy:

lampsarepeopletoo:

punsicle:

hurdygurdygirl:

This is how I’d play chess

I HAVE NEVER LOVED A VIDEO SO DEARLY

Isn’t this how everyone plays

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Well, I see David Mitchell is back in great form.

(via fuckyeahbritishcomedy)

rollercoastersrock:

The Smiler
Alton Towers

rollercoastersrock:

The Smiler

Alton Towers

The difference between science and philosophy is that the scientist learns more and more about less and less until she knows everything about nothing, whereas a philosopher learns less and less about more and more until he knows nothing about everything. Dorion Sagan on science and philosophy (via explore-blog)

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