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Tesseract

Bryan H
11 Sep, 2007    
published in media tracking, video, science

Today, Boing Boing linked to a post, A Four Dimensional Tribute to the Late Madeleine L’Engle, at The Bryant Park Project. Watching the Bryant Park’s excellent video I was reminded of the portion of Cosmos, seen below, where Carl does his best to explain the tesseract. Video after the fold.

While, I wish I had to more say about tesseracts, I don’t. But I can say that I first read A Wrinkle in Time in bed at night with Rachael during college, and trust me, you are never too old to read aloud to a love one at night.Whatever, here are some more tesseract links:

Computer animated tesseract.
And another.
And a final other.

All apologies on the bad music.

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