I was just E-mailed this page. You'll need Java to get this to work, but for most people, that's no problem. Basically, it shows a picture of space, ... zooms in onto more space, ... and I'll just let you see it for yourself to find out ....
[center]Just how small you really are.[/center]
Scary, huh. 😛
That was pretty sweet!
This thing is pretty neat too. 😊
[center]That went on for longer than I thought. Nor did I have any idea of how many stars there are in this unpopular corner of the galaxy.
As fo TPT's... that is weird. Good. But weird. I wish our world was like that. [/center]
yeah, I've seen that before. my dad showed it to me about a month ago, when he recieved the link from a friend
pretty cool, though
and they didn't call it the total perspective vortex? there's no better name for such a thing
deathbyhokie wrote:and they didn't call it the total perspective vortex? there's no better name for such a thing
That, of course, isn't the whole universe. The universe is actually an unsettingly big place.
Talk about specks.
Yeah, I've seen it before too and I was expecting it to end when we neared the Earth, then I remembered the quarks...
Here's another from the "cool stuff I found while goofing off on the internet" dept...
http://www.infantshout.com/comics/vignettes/vignettes_flash/vignettes1.html
That was very interesting, and cool I might add.
If I had had the time to read it all, I would have, but my modem dislikes me today. ... * Points to s'mores clearly cooking over it. * I gotta replace that thing. :sweat:
What a totally unique way of viewing a comic. Next, someone should attempt a "slide show" (Similar to the magic quilt, but all horizontally) method of viewing comics. ... Once more, ... how amazingly creative.