The images and animations in this article are amazing.
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The images and animations in this article are amazing. I’ve never seen anything like it.
Entomologists Use a Particle Accelerator to Image Ants at Scale https://flip.it/XJprtZ
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The images and animations in this article are amazing. I’ve never seen anything like it.
Entomologists Use a Particle Accelerator to Image Ants at Scale https://flip.it/XJprtZ
@wtrmt @futurebird On a semi-related note, the Berlin Naturkundemuseum has a fantastic giant model of an ant eating some honeydew that I spent quite a bit of time looking at. The ant is about the size of a beagle and beautifully detailed.
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The images and animations in this article are amazing. I’ve never seen anything like it.
Entomologists Use a Particle Accelerator to Image Ants at Scale https://flip.it/XJprtZ
This is amazing.
Should we be worried about creating giant mutant ants here? I'm getting comic book origin story vibes....
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The images and animations in this article are amazing. I’ve never seen anything like it.
Entomologists Use a Particle Accelerator to Image Ants at Scale https://flip.it/XJprtZ
@wtrmt @futurebird 5 websites and 20 minutes of clicking later, I have yet to discover a 3d rotatable model of an ant. Not for amateurs.
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@wtrmt @futurebird 5 websites and 20 minutes of clicking later, I have yet to discover a 3d rotatable model of an ant. Not for amateurs.
@Wyatt_H_Knott @futurebird the models in the article are scans of the real thing. Amazing stuff.
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@Wyatt_H_Knott @futurebird the models in the article are scans of the real thing. Amazing stuff.
@wtrmt @futurebird I went to the site that said you could look at models, I looked at a lot of slices, I ended up getting switched to like 3 different sites, and never once found a link to a rotatable 3d model. Clearly I am incompetent.
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@wtrmt @futurebird I went to the site that said you could look at models, I looked at a lot of slices, I ended up getting switched to like 3 different sites, and never once found a link to a rotatable 3d model. Clearly I am incompetent.
@Wyatt_H_Knott @futurebird I’m sorry, I just watched the 3D rotation of the ant in the article. Maybe you can see more rotations on the same YouTube channel?
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@wtrmt @futurebird On a semi-related note, the Berlin Naturkundemuseum has a fantastic giant model of an ant eating some honeydew that I spent quite a bit of time looking at. The ant is about the size of a beagle and beautifully detailed.
Would be nice to get more biographical details of the artist added into the entry at
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@wtrmt @futurebird On a semi-related note, the Berlin Naturkundemuseum has a fantastic giant model of an ant eating some honeydew that I spent quite a bit of time looking at. The ant is about the size of a beagle and beautifully detailed.
Looks to me like it's a carnivorous ant...
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@wtrmt @futurebird On a semi-related note, the Berlin Naturkundemuseum has a fantastic giant model of an ant eating some honeydew that I spent quite a bit of time looking at. The ant is about the size of a beagle and beautifully detailed.
@ater @wtrmt @futurebird The honeydew is quite well represented, too...
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@wtrmt @futurebird I went to the site that said you could look at models, I looked at a lot of slices, I ended up getting switched to like 3 different sites, and never once found a link to a rotatable 3d model. Clearly I am incompetent.
@Wyatt_H_Knott @wtrmt @futurebird
Found them. They're two links away from the article. Then two more links to get to 3D.
I got there by clicking the link in the article called "interactive online portal", then on the next page the link with BIOMEDISA on the button. Now click on a model, the page with slices loads, look at the bottom left of the page for the button "Mesh" and click that, wait for it to load. You should see a rotatable 3D model.
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@Wyatt_H_Knott @wtrmt @futurebird
Found them. They're two links away from the article. Then two more links to get to 3D.
I got there by clicking the link in the article called "interactive online portal", then on the next page the link with BIOMEDISA on the button. Now click on a model, the page with slices loads, look at the bottom left of the page for the button "Mesh" and click that, wait for it to load. You should see a rotatable 3D model.
@Wyatt_H_Knott @wtrmt @futurebird
Tested in Chrome browser on Android.
Edit: Also working in duckduckgo browser on Android.
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