An off-hand comment of Neil Gaiman’s has shattered of my notions about the difference between science and literature. But first, a short pontification:
Science is, as any active researcher will tell you at great length, a very creative endeavor. There is a constant stream of problems — ranging from “Why do particles have mass?” to “How [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Science and Art’
Coincidence and creativity
Posted in Science and Art, tagged Creativity, Neil Gaiman, Science and Art, Unicorn Tears on January 21, 2009 | 1 Comment »
My current favorite artist: The Sun
Posted in Science and Art, tagged Rainbows, Science and Art, The Sun on October 29, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Today I ran across two incredible sets of images. The first is a set of “solargraphs” from a New Scientist story (via The Bad Astronomer). The photographer, Justin Quinnell, exposed a pinhole camera for 6 months. The resulting image tracks the sun as it moves across the sky. Each track is the motion of the [...]