^Those look a lot of the things I drew in art class! 
unsure where to put these latest image workings so here they are.
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I'm not sure what this thread is about, but these images...
Just thought I'd point it out.
... reminds me of a polyhedral (tight) immersion of RP2#T2 discovered by Davide Cervone back in 1994.
Just thought I'd point it out.
thank you I will look into that for a bit is that in the wiki or just the topology journals?
oh and I am still having problems with google sky and putting things on other planets ., for now.
searched @ http://lanl.arxiv.org/ for that author seems there are no papers by him there but just a few comments on the web., about his lectures ., ok.,
oh and I am still having problems with google sky and putting things on other planets ., for now.
searched @ http://lanl.arxiv.org/ for that author seems there are no papers by him there but just a few comments on the web., about his lectures ., ok.,
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I don't know if tight and taut immersions is a popular enough field for a Wiki page (I avoid Wikipedia so I wouldn't really know)... but one of his papers was in a memorial collection of papers on the subject in honor of Nicolaas Kuiper (here). It looks like his paper from 1994 (or at least covers similar aspects).
Usually, when you get far enough out on the frontier of mathematics, you end up with only a handful of people doing anything similar (there were only about a half dozen people working on what I was researching in school, which was why my primary adviser was on the other side of the country from me back then). It is generally good to get to know the few people in your area of interest so you can get preprints rather than waiting for the journals... and books are pretty much nonexistent (unless they are collections of papers like the one linked to above).
Was there a point where you DID know what the hell was going on?
Not in the strictest sense of the word, no. But I'd gotten a good handle on faking it.
If you want to play with other planets, get Celestia. Very cool. And get the hi-res textures.
No, you fool! You'll just encourage him! *high-pitched scream*
Or keep him busy. 
I love Celestia. It inspired me to write creatively. At least it did, once upon a time.
What I had to do. What I always do. Turn death into a fighting... oh, wait, that's somebody else. Never mind.WHAT HAVE YOU DOOOOOONNNNNNNE??????
Isn't it great? I love to see what the sky looks like on other worlds.I love Celestia. It inspired me to write creatively. At least it did, once upon a time.
My first venture into this thread, and I've viewed it all the way through.
My head...spinning.
Reality...warped, deformed.
Illusions as to sanity of universe...shattered.
think, I believe you may be among the most powerful weapons ever developed. You need to be restricted by international treaty, and soon
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My head...spinning.
Reality...warped, deformed.
Illusions as to sanity of universe...shattered.
think, I believe you may be among the most powerful weapons ever developed. You need to be restricted by international treaty, and soon
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I like the zooming across the Galaxy, watching the stars actually move relative to my position, and being disappointed when I arrive.Isn't it great? I love to see what the sky looks like on other worlds.I love Celestia. It inspired me to write creatively. At least it did, once upon a time.
