The After Life of Scientific Supermachines
The New Scientist asks the question: Where do science supermachines go when they die?
Cheap High Speed Camera Thrills
I just know that all your life you’ve been wondering what it would look like if you dropped an iron ball into some sand and captured it in super smooth slow-mo.
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Epsilon Flash Game
Epsilon is a Flash based game, a sort of light interpretation of the massive Large Hadron Collider experiment.
Review and walkthrough at Jay is Games:
Epsilon employs the same humorous test-subject theme that we’ve seen in Portal, Shift 2 and Falling Forever. Your job is to manipulate an orb to collect energy points and make it to the goal before time runs out. The story’s a little thin compared to the heavy, theoretical physics-based theme of the game. However, the loading screen displays a brief summary of the real-life Large Hadron Collider experiment, perhaps offering the game as an homage to the research that’s currently being done.
