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A team led by Bruno Giacomazzo at the University of Colorado, Boulder, and including Baker developed computer simulations that for the first time show what happens in the magnetized gas (also called a plasma) in the last stages of a black hole merger. 
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A short test with ~ 2000 cubes/dices that form a planet using Maya nParticles with self collision, geometry instances and force field generation.
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U.S. special operations forces carry out some the military’s toughest, most high-stakes missions. To pull them off, the commandos need speed, agility and swift perception skills akin to those of top-tier professional athletes. That might explain why the military’s latest commando training program will rely on a virtual-reality system already employed by pro sports teams. More: http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2012/05/socom-neurotracker
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Just trying to describe why over two million viewers think this frivolous-looking video is jaw-dropping will inevitably come out sounding like gobbledygook to all but those who already fully appreciate the sensational breakthrough it represents
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Joel Primack, Distinguished Professor of Physics at UC Santa Cruz speaks at the 2011 Technology Horizons Fall Research Exchange.
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AfterEffects Tutorial on how to Simulate the Universe: http://dft.ba/-3v1X Millennium Simulation - http://dft.ba/-3v12 Also, explore a map of the big bang! h...
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Volume-rendering of the gas distribution taken from a cosmological simulation done with the new moving mesh code AREPO
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![[VIDEO]-Feeling the Ripples of Black Hole Collisions | Science News | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/8wN9f_aWbOqDK8tfSz2BVzl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
Within a decade we should have actual observations of black holes going "bump in the night."...
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