Reminds me of the classic logscale comics at XKCD. Making their own scale picture is an excellent assignment.
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Wow! I love this. And, amazingly, this is the second new power of ten type thing I heard about this morning.
ReplyDeleteOff the Hypotenuse, a blog I just discovered, has this great Simpson's episode, here.