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  • benjaminpalmer: This is great.  zoomable interface comparing dozens of tiny objects, from coffee bean to carbon atom

    benjaminpalmer:

    This is great.  zoomable interface comparing dozens of tiny objects, from coffee bean to carbon atom

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      This is excellent. Click on the picture.
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      click on this I promise its cool.
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      This is pretty amazing. Do please check it out.
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      Weggie, I love it!
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      grain of salt seems insignificantly sized. but compared to what?
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      I love this stuff since I was child …
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      If you just had half of...coffee and are still half-asleep, those tiny objects can get a...
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      science is just so insane - and crazy kool!
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      (use the slider)
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      I’m such a sucker for these scale demos. The amoeba actually looks relatively large, no?
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      Yay for Flash and vectors. I guess this is an equivalent of the power-of-10 video, except for smaller powers!
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