Science in Silico

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From: seedmagazine.com

Published on: Apr 19, 2007 CEST

Running time: 7 min

File size: 64.41 MB

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Computer simulation and visualization are performing the thought experiments of the 21st century and pushing the boundary of human vision and imagination.

Production: Producer: Jacob Klein; Writer: Lee Billings

Categories: Categories: Lifestyle / Education , Science & Nature / Nature's Fury , Movies / Short Films; Channels: Documentaries , Social Media , Social Media » Seed , Space-Science

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What they said!: PenguinPie ( 9 months ago on Jan 29, 2008 10:50 GMT); Found the graphics excellent, and a full size doco’ would be great.

excillent: jaydeee ( 1 year ago on Jun 29, 2007 11:24 GMT)

Nice: CleverStoolAces ( 1 year ago on Apr 21, 2007 09:03 GMT); A great introduction to fractals / chaos theory. If you've ever wondered about either subject, you have to watch this.

What he said!: Pachang ( 1 year ago on Apr 21, 2007 01:58 GMT); A lot of this isn't explained very well and too much is said in too short a time. It would be cool to have all of these simulations explained along with their significance.

thanks.

Should be longer!: Adreitz ( 1 year ago on Apr 19, 2007 06:19 GMT); Cool stuff. Lots of nice visuals from the science world. It would be great if this were expanded into a full documentary (~1 hour long).

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