Auto-tune
The Case for Mars
Jun/28/10 00:00 Filed in: Science
As I’ve posted before, I really enjoy the auto-tuned videos from the Symphony of Science. Space exploration is something that grabs the imagination of everyone, including young children, who are inspired to study science. I wish this was our goal for our planet. Read More...
The Poetry of Reality (An Anthem for Science)
Mar/16/10 11:45 Filed in: Science | Pseudoscience
As I’ve posted before, I really enjoy the auto-tuned videos from the Symphony of Science. Here’s a new one that includes all of my favorite scientists during my generation in science.
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Connected to the universe
Oct/21/09 20:11 Filed in: Science
I haven't been posting as regularly as I would like. Life seems to get into the way of good writing. Yesterday, I was pointed to this video, which celebrates the widom and intellect of four of the great scientists of our generation, Carl Sagan, Neil deGrasse Tyson (who was instrumental in the demotion of Pluto to a dwarf planet), Bill Nye (the Science Guy), and Richard Feynman. The video uses a technology called Auto-tune, which converts the pitch of any spoken word into music (I'm really simplifying what it does, but then again I am neither a music scholar nor a sound engineer). This video is both inspiring and, frankly, addicting. Enjoy.
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