czubaka

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DeerHunter

The Chickening:

Joe Perez

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Joe Perez

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Par for the course:


For what it's worth, I'm actually the Chancellor of Germany. The fact that I was born a white hispanic (that's a thing now) in the US is just a quirk of genetics. I intend to have political reassignment surgery to correct this fault, and make my physical political position match my actual political position.

Monk

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Joe Perez

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I've shared that so many times...

I'll see your Chickening, and raise you The Jagged Little Chicks:

Girz0r

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That is all.

Damnit @IBNolan [utag]NOLAN... , I broke it.

sixshooter

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hi_im_sean

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I want to get a particle track film made into a 4x8' or larger poster.

aidandj

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I can print 3'x40'+ on a good day. (depends on when the plotter roll was refilled. Last I checked it was like 72 feet)

EO2K

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When you figure this out, let me know so I can also get one

Erat

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I'm sorry, what am I looking at?

EO2K

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloud_chamber

Edit: Actually, I guess https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubble_chamber would be a better example?

hi_im_sean

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Before we had modern detectors, the above 2 methods for visualizing and recording particle collisions were used, among others im sure... im no expert, the **** just fascinates me. A light was then shown through the cloud chamber so little old ladies could trace them out on tracing paper, and you get this:



heres a tracing table with the shadows of someone doing the tracing





Each little spiral or curve is an electron, or proton or whatever subatomic particle. Based on the radius of the curve, and other data, they can determine velocity and particle type, etc.


Now we have computer generations and absolutely nutty sensor arrays, and its all in 3d. Heres today equivalent:





Ive also seriously debated doing this



And this is the actual pic I possibly want to enlarge, its too big to upload to the forum, so you get a link

https://themadscientists.files.wordp...-0329cn-hr.jpg

this random decay map


and heres a good example of a bubble chamber in which you can see features of the actual chamber transposed upon the film. you can see a hatch and what appear to be some sort of liner. Im opretty sure this is the bubble detector at Fermi lab pictured in the above wiki link.

hi_im_sean

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I like this one too, need to be just B&W though




AIDAN! are you going to print one of these for me?

aidandj

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Not sure. The plotter does color too...

I really need to figure out what the personal use policy is.

hi_im_sean

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im very much partial to the grainy black and white look. LMK plz

sixshooter

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Welp, if you truly want a 4x8, that's pretty tough. You can easily get 2x3 on photo paper either as the whole picture or make an arrangement of several pics that comprise the whole.
ClarkColor - Canvas Photo Prints, Posters, Banners & Wall Panels

Or you can do 2x8 on heavy regular paper of the top half of the trace and then the bottom half and butt them together. Or tack them to frames with a small space between them. Shop: Photo Banners: Photo Banner Designs

hi_im_sean

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I'm not set on any one size, i just want it big. Thanks for the tips

Braineack

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kinkos.