... palette, meanwhile, is pleasantly black-and-white, reminding us of the 2004 cinematic adaptation of Isaac Asimov’s “I,Robot.” The film itself wasn’t a great success, but there was something hypnotic about its use of black and white...
... professor of physics at Lehigh University, to gather observations worldwide that helped confirm its identity. With the advent of films such as Star Wars, planets with more than one sun have long captivated our imagination, yet...
... creation of the satellites in use today. The first artificial communications satellite was Echo-1, a 30-meter aluminised PET film balloon that reflected radio communications. It was launched on August 12, 1960 and was the first artificial satellite...
...mathematical methods to study unusual states or phases, of matter, such as superfluids, superconductors or thin magnetic films. Their discoveries have been stated as “bringing about breakthroughs in the theoretical understanding of matter’s mysteries...
... to inspire others to follow their dreams. You never know what is possible until you try”. To see the film, click here: http://bit.ly/mttm-video
...) where a three-dimensional image is encoded in a two-dimensional surface. It is perhaps easier to visualise it in the context of a watching a 3D film at the cinema. You can see the images as having height, width and more importantly, depth – when...