Ten Dimensional Glasses

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Imagining the Tenth Dimension is neat -- animation does a pretty good job of explaining the ten dimensions, with a brief digression into alternate universes.

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That? Is unbelievably cool. Even if science that I can understand probably has very little to do with Actual Science.


as is this book I'm reading about dust. Did you know that dust is really, really interesting? It is!

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Also, why did it take me this long to get off my arse and watch Avatar, huh? Why did I not listen to you sooner?

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Dust is like 80% formerly living tissue, is it not?

You're talking to a girl who just bought Bill Bryson's A Short History of Nearly Everything on a whim.

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OMG. How awesome is it?

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Household dust is. The book also talks about all kinds of really cool things, like asbestos dust and grain dust and things like that.

I want that book. And Tim Flannery's The Weathermakers. I won't have time to read any of this stuff once I'm back at uni so I want to read it all now.

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It's very cool. A little too full of anime conventions and a little kiddy but still, very, very cool.