Also, the system is self fueling.

It has the same concentration as number 2, so I'll try to make it look fairly similar to this.

Then, again, that becomes an object.

These are virus assembled nanowires.

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And in the 1970s there was lt br gt an effort with the feminist movement.

It's very technological, it's very complex, a little daunting.

Bringing them to life, bringing them to light.

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And we imaged the manuscript in 14 different wavebands of light.

To see an apple,

You can't see light.

Now in this situation, if we shine the same amount of light so I0 that's supposed to be an arrow there, but my arrow is kind of degrading.

What do we say about this kind of situation?

Don't expose photos to the sun.

Like someone turned a light on under your skin.

And I'm just, I know that soon we'll be able to model and completely render lighted objects without having to you know, hit the Render button and, and dread the results, yeah.

Light is good.

It's a real pleasure to have...

You need to be a little more thoughtful.

In theory, you could fully simulate the world around you.

So any ray in a good lens will eventually meet at the same point over here.

They exposed the books to the sun.

You will be right in front of a park and you can enjoy the sunny days that you get in Ireland!

And the answer to the question is no. Those are actually blue flowers.

That chin barbel is flashing.

So to explain that if you've got an elementary particle and you shine a light on it, then the photon of light has momentum, which knocks the particle, so you don't know where it was before you looked at it.

Generally you want to focus on the frequencies that this is the best at absorbing.

Here is another example of something which is this is a little spectrophotometer.

Science is the poetry of reality.

So, lets enable it in this scene, as you can see, the shadows gets a nice blue touch here.

So I was able to actually screen shot and freeze frame to make sure.

When a neutrino hits a water molecule it emits a kind of blue light, a flash of blue light, and by looking for this blue light, you can essentially understand something about the neutrino and then, indirectly, something about the dark matter that might have created this neutrino.

I have a tourist visa.

My apartment gets plenty of sunshine.

Efficiency

It's this non tracking collector with these six tuba like horns, and each of them collect light in the following way if the sunlight strikes right here, it might bounce right to the center, the hot spot, directly, but if the sun is off axis and comes from the side, it might hit two places and take two bounces.

The processing, of course, begins with the eyes.

Especially when am working with speedlights because with speedlights you often have to get the lights very close to your subject and when the lights are close to your subject you get an even fall off of light across your subject.

The neat thing about this is, you have light source that flickers on and off at about 1,000 hertz, another light source that detects that light at 1,000 hertz, and so you can run this system in broad daylight.

They are coupled to light receptors similar to the ones in your eyes.

Instead of sending photons from the light, we essentially cast a ray from the eye through each pixel and see what's out there.

I have a flask that has bioluminescent plankton in it.

But, that doesn't happen.

We've only just begun to analyze all of this data.