interface

5 responses to “interface”

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   artwitness

   Apr 4, 2005 at 10:40 pm

   Love the film. It also has an odd illusion at the end where the scene looks like it’s distorting like an inflating surface.

   Whether I just need some fresh air or this is a weird trick of the occipital lobe I’m not sure.

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   angry shock

   Apr 5, 2005 at 1:55 am

   Just like the images I get from the controls of my spaceship!

   That is the zoomest zoom I ever saw!

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3. 

   angry shock

   Apr 6, 2005 at 12:10 am

   My view:

   G.S.L = algae will invite you to a non-stop one-way trip to the bottom of the Lake instantly, if you fall in. 😯

   D.S. = the salt doesn´t allow algae to exist, neither will it let you go far down from the surface. 😎

   I wish I had with me the photo of my friend Hernan floating… so funny…

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4. 

   jurvetson

   Apr 7, 2005 at 1:26 am

   artwitness: the scene looks like it’s distorting like an inflating surface.

   Oh, that’s the curvature of the Earth.

   =) It’s also odd looking given that the bottom half of the picture is under water.

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   j_silla

   Aug 21, 2006 at 12:25 pm

   interesting, how good is the crop?
   The highest yield feedstock for biodiesel is hydroponic algae, which can produce 250 times the amount per acre as soybeans.
   US Gallons/acre & Litres/hectare
   Soybean
   40 375
   Rapeseed
   110 1,000
   Mustard
   140 1,300
   Jatropha
   175 1,590
   Palm oil
   650 5,800
   Algae
   10,000 95,000

   1 700 square mile = 1 088 000 acre
   so could Great Salt lake produce 1 088 000 000 00 US Gallons of oil in total for a growing season?
   108 800 000 000 gallon [US, liquid] = 3453 milj barrel [US, liquid] oil
   2521 milj barrel [US, liquid] biodiesel
   as 73% is the oil to fuel ratio

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