the typewriter of film cutting is now digital

Thanks to the computer, namely the 'morning after Apple', film makers may stop cutting film to edit a movie or video with the touch screen tablet computer.

So video may be edited, with cosmetics, before publishing to the web.

shooting in the dark

a video of the conference for professional short film makers with speakers from Hollywood and one of the best film making school USC.

The raw film starts with the light in the ceiling which is in the shape of a curve.

Nuclear Reactor Chemistry

Chapter 15 with topic 15.6 writes about Chemistry of the Transuranium Elements, which leads to the Nobel Prize.

Fig 15.9 posted a picture of Glenn Seaborg pointing at Seaborgium in the periodic table, symbol Sg, weight 106, compares to Hydrogen, symbol H, weight 1.

'Rutherford backscattering' caught my attention because I was talking to someone with the Ruth. last name.

Table 15.4 listed all events leading to Large Injections of Radionuclides into the Atmosphere starting with the event in Japan during year 1945.

Yet the book has not been updated with the most recent incident in Japan as well.  The last event covered was year 1985 in USSR Chernobyl.

Well the term 'radioactive' seems to carry a better connotation than 'viral', which also comes to mind right now.

Let me head to the exit as time flies.

modern nuclear chemistry

 

 

 

 
Discovered a great book by a celebrity today.

Then, thought about Time flies,  the great researcher is not with us any more.

A professor of chemistry at University of California, Berkeley, where homeless people sleep on the street every night in the park side by side with dormitory housing top college students from all over the world.

A cofounder and chairman of the Lawrence Hall of Science, who discovered ten new elements, such as plutonium and seaborgium in year 1951.

Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg and his colleague Edwin McMillan were receivers of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for the research into transuranium elements.