capricorn sunset [a constellation]
In their short film “Powers of 10,” made in a first version in 1968 and then in a second 1977, Charles and Ray Eames famously show the fascinating effects of exponential calculus through a simulated camera zoom that moves away from the Earth until the entire universe can be surveyed (and then moves...
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In their short film “Powers of 10,” made in a first version in 1968 and then in a second 1977, Charles and Ray Eames famously show the fascinating effects of exponential calculus through a simulated camera zoom that moves away from the Earth until the entire universe can be surveyed (and then moves in the other direction until we reach the quarks of a single atom). In the way the film is designed however, with its steady (albeit simulated) movement of the zoom, the film does not really make ... |
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