I had hoped to have the two episodes on the history of the periodic table ready to upload by yesterday but the editing is progressing slower than planned, mostly because my “day” job has picked up and I am editing Business Profile Videos for three clients at the same time. Work on the Elements Unearthed [...]
Archive for January, 2010
Periodic Table Animations
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged atomic number, atomic weight, de chancourtois, elements, families of elements, mendeleev, periodic law, periodic table, periodicity, telluric screw on January 24, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
A Beryllium Sphere
Posted in Weekly Post, tagged bertrandite, beryl crystals, beryllia, beryllium, brush engineered materials, brush wellman, delta concentration plant, galaxy quest, great basin museum, gyroscope, james webb space telescope, open pit mining, saturn rocket, saturn v on January 7, 2010 | 3 Comments »
This will seem to be a sudden diversion after my last post on Periodic Tables, but I am working on several video episodes at the same time and these posts will be jumping between topics depending on where I am with each one. This last Tuesday I had the opportunity to visit my home town [...]
Periodic Tables and Strange Attractors
Posted in Weekly Post, tagged chaoscope, de chancourtois, edward mazurs, fractal, mendeleev, periodic law, periodic system, periodic table, strange attractor, telluric screw on January 3, 2010 | 26 Comments »
I’ve been neglecting to write this blog for the last few weeks, what with the usual Christmas rush. Now that New Years is done, I’m resolved to write more often, at least twice per week. Another reason I’ve been neglectful is that I’ve been quite busy working on episodes of the videos for The Elements [...]
