Uploading videos to Vimeo
Now that you have created your videos with either your PC or your Mac, you are ready to share them with the world. I find Vimeo very easy to use and quite flexible in terms… Read More »Uploading videos to Vimeo
Science and SciFi
Science and SciFi
Videocasting with a PC
Talking to some people about screen capturing and video tutorials, I came across the fact that, although there is some interest in the activity, there is the idea that you need sophisticated tools to create… Read More »Videocasting with a PC
Happy 155th Birthday Heinrich Hertz
Surely you are familiar with measures of frequency such as the hertz, which tells us about the number of cycles of a wave in a second. This SI unit is named after the German physicist… Read More »Happy 155th Birthday Heinrich Hertz
Who exactly are Skyscan trying to convince to buy their non-destructive 1-dimensional X-ray microscopy equipment?
Who exactly are Skyscan trying to convince to buy their non-destructive 1-dimensional X-ray microscopy equipment? via twittelator
Canadian teenagers send Lego man into space
Two Canadian teenagers, Mathew Ho and Asad Muhammad, have successfully managed to launch a Lego man into the outer atmosphere using equipment source via the web. They recovered their astronaut using a GPS receiver attached to… Read More »Canadian teenagers send Lego man into space
iBook Author
So, I just found out about Apple announcing iBooks Author which according to the information they provide “is an amazing new app that allows anyone to create beautiful Multi-Touch textbooks” and is a free download from the… Read More »iBook Author
Proper mathematicians do it also when in the loo… Blackboard in the Newton Institute
The Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences in Cambridge is distinguished for many things, among them the number of blackboards around the building… even in the toilets… Great!
Time Lapse View from Space
Simply great! Time lapse sequences of photographs taken by Ron Garan, Satoshi Furukawa and the crew of expeditions 28 & 29 onboard the International Space Station from August to October, 2011,