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Happy Birthday, Neptune [Video]
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13 Jul 2011As Neil deGrasse Tyson, astrophysicist at New York’s Hayden Planetarium and Pluto-killer, reminded us on Twitter, it is Neptune’s birthday. Just today, Neptune has made exactly one complete orbit since its discovery in 1865. Neptune was the first heavenly body discovered as a result of mathematics. Thanks to our old chum, social media, we can [...]
Happy Birthday, Neptune [Video]
In: web resources
13 Jul 2011As Neil deGrasse Tyson, astrophysicist at New York’s Hayden Planetarium and Pluto-killer, reminded us on Twitter, it is Neptune’s birthday. Just today, Neptune has made exactly one complete orbit since its discovery in 1865. Neptune was the first heavenly body discovered as a result of mathematics. Thanks to our old chum, social media, we can [...]
Totally Awesome Sculptures by Mike Rivamonte
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23 Oct 2010The greatest thing about an artist is when his work awes you. This is how I am right now: awe-struck. Made from vintage radios, cameras, telephones and other material, these are represent creativity at its best. <!–break–> The best thing about the work of Mike Rivamonte is that it’s all for sale. Check out these [...]
IE thinks our universe is flat; The universe in CSS3
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19 May 2010Alex Girón, of CSS Beauty, has been playing with CSS3 goodness. His current experiment recreates our solar system spinning around using border-radius, transforms, and animations. The experiment runs beeeautifully on WebKit Nightly, but for some reason it lags on Chrome. Alex gives us the deatils: border-radius PLAIN TEXT CSS: ul.solarsystem li.sun { width: [...]
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- Tags: 2s, Asteroids, gir, iteration count, li sun, Neptune, Pluto, solarsystem, uranus
IE thinks our universe is flat
In: web resources
19 May 2010Alex Girón, of CSS Beauty, has been playing with CSS3 goodness. His current experiment recreates our solar system spinning around using border-radius, transforms, and animations. The experiment runs beeeautifully on WebKit Nightly, but for some reason it lags on Chrome. Alex gives us the deatils: border-radius PLAIN TEXT CSS: ul.solarsystem li.sun { width: [...]
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- Tags: 2s, Asteroids, gir, iteration count, li sun, Neptune, Pluto, solarsystem, uranus
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