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Vovox:
An alga consisting of photosynthetic, flagellated cells, organized into a spherical colony, which may contain daughter colonies.
But the main issue is: they're
really
neat
-
looking
. And
here they are in anaglyph 3-D.
posted by
interrobang
on Sep 26, 2002 -
11 comments
Not as immediately
satisfying
as its
more recent
cousin
(tho ugh far better for those of us who value integrity of image color over
eyestrain,)
let’s look for a minute at some
stereoscopy.
Stereoscopy
has been to the
Moon.
It’s been
used
to capture images of famous
people
and mundane subjects alike, such as
some guy’s cat
(w a tc h out,
John Ashcroft!)
, what appears to be
Jandek’s
house,
and various
city scenes.
It’s been used on
Mars.
It’s not just a source of
beautiful
antiques
, either.
Apparently,
it’s
still
around.
Want to learn how to do all this yourself?
Here’s
how.
And if you can’t take the strain, you can always buy a book like
this
and pu t yo ur ow n pictu res in side. More history
here
and
here.
?
posted by
interrobang
on Jul 29, 2002 -
11 comments
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