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Insane stop-motion video clip made with 288.000 jelly beans! [Video] posted April 11 2012 5:21.11 by Giorgos Lazaridis
Kina Grannis' In Your Arms videoclip was animated using 288,000 jelly beans. The effect is great, but the behind-the-scenes how-to video really gives an idea of the gigantic dimension...
[Link: Kina Grannis]
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The evolution of the moon in a short animation [Video] posted April 9 2012 5:44.50 by Giorgos Lazaridis
Our companion in the universe has taken a lot of punishment, and the scars are visible even today, despite the fact that many of them have been there for like 4.3 billion years ago...
[Link: NASA]
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This interactive Scale of the Universe will really blow your mind! posted April 4 2012 6:37.21 by Giorgos Lazaridis
Excellent work from Cary and Michael Huang from the site htwins.net! A very interesting interactive application with the full scale of the universe that we know so far. Starting from...
[Via: gizmodo] [Link: Cary and Michael Huang]
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Distances from our sun in animation [Animation] posted December 8 2011 6:59.42 by Giorgos Lazaridis
Here is an interesting animation. It shows the distance from our sun for some close and not so close celestial objects. Click the following image to start the animation...
[Link: valdosta]
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This is how sand turns into an Intel microprocessor [Video] posted December 6 2011 18:50.01 by Giorgos Lazaridis
It may sound weird, but sand is the basic material for your CPU and all other silicon chips. Silicon is extracted from sand actually! This video shows the procedure (very roughly)...
[Link: intel]
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Those moving images are so cool posted September 26 2011 10:40.46 by Giorgos Lazaridis
The maker of these images is the Texan Animator Ignacio Terres. Watching these images gives you the feel that the subject is flying within the background. Excellent work!...
[Via: amazingonly]
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Anthropocene Mapping in video animation [Video] posted September 14 2011 18:36.51 by Giorgos Lazaridis
This video uploaded by vimeo user Globaïa is based on the map experiments done to illustrate the Anthropocene. It shows several features of our global civilization: cities, built...
[Link: Globaïa]
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This is how a black hole is devouring a star [Video] posted September 8 2011 11:34.53 by Giorgos Lazaridis
Here is an incredible simulation from NASA's Swift satellite, showing a black hole devouring a star. In late March 2011, NASA's Swift satellite alerted astronomers to intense and...
[Link: NASAexplorer]
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I wonder what these Facebook vs Google+ pictures mean... posted August 22 2011 7:50.51 by Giorgos Lazaridis
I wonder who made these Facebook vs Google+ pictures and gif animations, and what they mean...

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