The Universe in Powers of Ten

Watch it soon, because I've seen this video posted to, and taken down by YouTube at least 5 or 6 times.

It's dang good, and really ought to be released in the wild. Find a hi-res copy of it...if you can. It's worth it.

oks, thanks, I'll try bittorrent ^g^

anyway the video is amazing ^^

thanks

can anyone make out the copyright date?

copyright won't go out of date until 75 years after authors dead in USA and CEE regions as long as they renew it ^g^ see What a wonderful life, it's free ^^

Digg says that it's from 1977:

http://digg.com/general_sciences/Powers_of_10_1977_science_documentary

I enjoyed watching it.

before 2003 anyway : we cannot the new Soldier field stadium.

Nice way to prepare for the Black Hole the Cern's Large Hadron Collider will generate in Geneve in a few weeks, when they'll start it up:-)

Wow, this is interesting. I just saw this video in science class last Friday. And the video was rather interesting, however the teacher made us write what we saw every ten seconds and we couldn't see the great video. I thank you for putting it up, I finally get to see it!

This video emphasises how ridiculous homeopathy is.
40C is a fairly common level of dilution for a homeopathic remedy. Have a look at about 2:55 at 10 million, million meters. Take a portion of the active ingredient the size of a grain of rice and place it in a sphere of water the size of the entire solar system. That's actually more concentrated than 40C.
The crazy thing is that homeopathy users believe that the more dilute the remedy, the more potent it is!
Homeopathic remedies can reach dilutions of up to 1500C. To understand how dilute 1500C is (and I quote from a website: "CRUSH up a piece of rice. Take one GRANULE. Drop it in a sphere of water the size of the solar system... repeat that 2 million times."
1500C must be powerful stuff!

Please, read this

http://public.web.cern.ch/public/en/LHC/Safety-en.html

before you think of DooM and Cern being the same word.

And as you can see, you yanks created a black hole in a lab

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2005/03/0318_050318_pin_blackhole.html

Nobody died and, of course, NOBODY KNEW!

Mr. Munroe's take on Powers of Ten:

http://xkcd.com/271/

Always hilarious.