Check out the photo gallery of great looking fluid experiments by John Bush, Associate Professor of Applied Mathematics at MIT.
This one:  , this one:  , and this one:  are my favourites.
(Thanks to Zeina for the tip!)
The asymmetrically colliding jets are interesting--they look like zippers. Jennifer Bolande could make a sculpture out of them but they lack Doc Edgerton's sexy bullet. Oh, wait, I think she rendered his sexy milk.
Sally, you asked me once before about Roger Penrose, I found a link I had to a symposium on his work about consciousness.
http://psyche.csse.monash.edu.au/psyche-index-v2.html
ooof. Great link, George! thank you.
Yes, Roger Penrose is an interesting thinker. I made a couple of paintings which were inspired by his writings...
Contemplating Consciousness and Quantum Foam
shucks,
http://www.georgerodart.com/a/pages/p0501.html
http://www.georgerodart.com/a/pages/p9502.html
right on. Is that Donald Duck?
Yes, more specifically it was labeled "suspicious duck" I found a curious worksheet of many of the Donald Duck "expressions" on a Dutch website. I’m not particularly interested in the Pop aspects of cartoons but how the emotional expressions were symbolically codified interested me.
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Check out the photo gallery of great looking fluid experiments by John Bush, Associate Professor of Applied Mathematics at MIT.
This one:
(Thanks to Zeina for the tip!)
- sally mckay 5-20-2005 4:46 pm
The asymmetrically colliding jets are interesting--they look like zippers. Jennifer Bolande could make a sculpture out of them but they lack Doc Edgerton's sexy bullet. Oh, wait, I think she rendered his sexy milk.
- tom moody 5-20-2005 7:36 pm
Sally, you asked me once before about Roger Penrose, I found a link I had to a symposium on his work about consciousness.
http://psyche.csse.monash.edu.au/psyche-index-v2.html
- George (guest) 5-21-2005 4:41 pm
ooof. Great link, George! thank you.
- sally mckay 5-23-2005 2:33 am
Yes, Roger Penrose is an interesting thinker. I made a couple of paintings which were inspired by his writings...
Contemplating Consciousness and Quantum Foam
- George (guest) 5-24-2005 5:56 am
shucks,
http://www.georgerodart.com/a/pages/p0501.html
http://www.georgerodart.com/a/pages/p9502.html
- George (guest) 5-24-2005 5:58 am
right on. Is that Donald Duck?
- sally mckay 5-24-2005 7:33 am
Yes, more specifically it was labeled "suspicious duck" I found a curious worksheet of many of the Donald Duck "expressions" on a Dutch website. I’m not particularly interested in the Pop aspects of cartoons but how the emotional expressions were symbolically codified interested me.
- George (guest) 5-24-2005 7:49 am