objects as far away as Mars.
objects uh that might be missed by people from East Asia but on the other hand people from East Asia will notice
objects Mark kuransky's history of salt um specifically came to mind and I remember thinking oh this is 100 times
objects whose emitting light today. It's for objects whose light is arriving at us today.
objects objects from Real objects from Renaissance as Their Daily Life objects
objects at at every scale what was gives to P this special
objects that these lovers share but also it's a city museum because they share the culture of Istanbul between
objects there?
objects that you could do things to.
objects work this is bad when people do really stupid things on boxes and open them the wrong way but it's great for the cumulative evolution of Technology
as counting objects 1 2 3.
mean no one objects to people having nice offices but it's really quite opulent with this big Fountain big Atrium and um up on the wall it says our
other ways that objects might be configured um or as I like to put it or
mean no one objects to people having nice offices but it's really quite opulent with this big Fountain big Atrium and um up on the wall it says our
But that's the key thing that objects like electrons can not only have definite values
But that's the key thing that objects like "electrons" can not only have definite values of some property,
In the learning of people places and objects it involves conscious participation and it involves the hippocampus.
Consciousness whether they may be thoughts objects other people and our
they were using these Museum objects old objects and objects from real objects
consciousness whether they may be thoughts objects other people and our ideas about them.
more uh linked to experiences than phys physical objects the average sort of halflife of
I wonder what would happen to it when other cheesy objects with it, you know, meteorites of cheese, cheeseteorites, whatever they're called.
he said, "objects yearn, yearn to be united with the earth. And why do objects slow down when you put them in motion? Objects in motion slow down because they get tired."
attention will help us remember where we place objects another simple strategy is
and feels what we popularly call love pain he realizes that objects thing that
a stunning architect but she's creating extraordinary furniture and objects um
make a social change that will improve the lives of many people if one person objects .
that are associated with his beloved, objects that they shared together in their happy times, have the power of
to be used to eat or to be used to turn on the volume sometimes objects just deliver emotions or are just part of your life that's also enough you know
That first law of motion, summarized here, objects in motion tend to stay in motion, objects at rest of the stay rest, right?
So you could actually have a sustainable, repeatable way of getting people and objects into space.
And one of the things he became particularly fascinated with, was the idea that objects like stars could imprint something about themselves on the light that came to us from them.
Right now the situation is everybody knows there's thousands of Polaroids out there but not which objects are in them and so there's a lot of fear and nervousness.
But then you get to the cosmic event horizon where this is the boundary by which objects that emit their light today, anything beyond that distance, their light will never reach us because it will
meant to be but it ends up um being about something like book history on the one hand all about objects the materiality of the book about other
or he's not so you have some incredible artists who Express themselves by creating furniture or objects that you can use in on a daily basis and some
It turns out that sociable robotics is also part of this story of a crisis of conversation, because we're offering ourselves and our children objects that
Things come into existence, out of existence, objects pass through walls.
So if a scholar had said something in her or his work or if it’s been used in a way by an external organization that some other set of scholars objects to those scholars
And Aristotle asked the question, "Why do objects move toward the earth?
are all so unentangled right now you know we're you know there's no there's not really any separation between us and us and animals or us and objects you
think that kind of comparison is perfect ly fine and they see the similarities and so I think there there's a certain group of people who objects to the
We live our entire life on this sheet of paper, but directly above us there could be a parallel universe, hovering right over us, perhaps inches, centimeters away and objects in this