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These objects really did all share a common value of argument of perihelion, and they shouldn't.
If you look at these objects the right way, they are all actually lined up in space in the same direction, and they're all tilted in space in the same direction.
These objects in the outer solar system are all reacting to something.
We could come up with no other explanation other than that there is a distant, massive planet on an elongated orbit, inclined to the rest of the solar system, that is forcing these patterns for these objects in the outer solar system.
It probably does reduce exposure because people are not coming into the office and coughing on each other, or touching common objects and sharing things via their hands.
It gives objects what's called incentive salience.
Then, about 150 years ago, there was a revolution in recorded media other than print: first photos, then recorded sound, then movies, all encoded onto physical objects.
And there's lots of other objects in our society that have been created to help overcome various physical obstacles.
Tinkering School is a place where kids can pick up sticks and hammers and other dangerous objects, and be trusted.
Found in graves, bogs, and sites of ancient settlements, many of these objects are inscribed with messages in Old Norse written in runic letters.
Other objects, like the Lindholm amulet, have inscriptions that could be incantations, riddles, or religious messages.
The increase in recent years in what's termed "near work," focusing intensely on objects directly in front of us for long periods of time, strains our eyes differently and affects the physical shape of the eye.
It's not like scarce objects, where sharing means we each get less.
These have lenses with a single focal power tuned so that near objects come into focus.
But far objects necessarily go out of focus, meaning you have to constantly switch back and forth between wearing and not wearing them.
What we need are glasses that, when you're looking far, far objects are sharp, and when you look near, near objects come into focus in your field of view, without you having to think about it.
The sensor is a camera that looks out at the world and reports distances to objects.
O’Keeffe also experimented with perspective to celebrate objects that were often overlooked.
We can actually study line-of-sight velocities of cosmic objects.
And later we went to study the spectral stars to see is there anything strange with these objects.
And the light that falls onto our eyes is determined by multiple things in the world, not only the color of objects, but also the color of their illumination, and the color of the space between us and those objects.
We call congenital differences "birth defects," as though human beings were objects on a factory line.
So, when you walk up to a door and you open it, what you compulsively have to do to perceive is to make decisions, thousands of decisions about the size of the room, the walls, the height, the objects in this room.
So when we did this, we indeed, for the first time, saw these ghost-like structures: electrical objects appearing within the neocortical column.
And it's these electrical objects that are holding all the information about whatever stimulated it.
So, let's take these two symmetrical objects here.
So both of these objects have six symmetries.
But let's go back down to symmetries that I got for these two objects.
And, using those rules, he was able to say that there are in fact only two objects with six symmetries.
And the power of Galois' mathematical language is it also allows us to create symmetrical objects in the unseen world, beyond the two-dimensional, three-dimensional, all the way through to the four- or five- or infinite-dimensional space.
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