Photo: CTF Systems Inc.
This weird contraption is a Magnetoencephalography (MEG) scanner. It scans ... your brain!
Magnetoencephalography (MEG) scanners work by measuring the magnetic field produced by the brain. While MEG scans don't do a good job of deciphering the geography of the brain, they can easily detect instantaneous changes in brain activity, allowing scientists to track changes that happen in milliseconds.
Found at Wired
that, or he's made of soft-serve frozen yogurt. hmm, siberia?
Aware's comment was funnier than mine.
Hubby's comment: "Here we see Exeter, relaxing after a long day at the lab..."
My four-year-old son's comment: "Maybe he has a croupy cough..."
(C'mon, he's four, whaddya expect?)
--TwoDragons
Tom Servo, as Exeter, MST3K: This Island Earth
= definition of censoring?