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Published: 2006-05-21 16:00:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 197; Favourites: 4; Downloads: 5
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Drawing with different kinds of ink,glued on black cardboard carrier,
depicting KeplerΒ΄s Second Law of
a planet, orbiting the sun.
This insight had been used by Isaac
Newton to obtain his famous formula
on gravity.
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Comments: 7
Eeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!! That's so freakin cool. I'm not gonna articulate on this since *relativecosmicmusing already said everything I was going to.(yeah right)
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Hey thanks, Riaan,
Please accept my apologies for reacting so late,
but I really appreciate it.
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Shure, no problem. Don't mind about the late reaction.
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oh ... fabulous ... you know i love your work ... but most especially your drawings ...
a fine representation of law 2 ... first the "fabric" ... slightly woven implying interdependence ... and roughly contained ... but not without doubt ... how well contained is that space ... it can be so easily influence by external factors ... outside that containment ... other obsequious elements create their own occasional pull ... but centred ... more secured ... something pinpointed ... if it holds weight ... if it holds our attention it becomes real ... and in that "reality" it spins upon us ... though it leaves me with the question still ... i ponder about gravity ... is it the weight or the spinning which ultimately produces pull ...
just wonderful ... i must add this to my fav gallery
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Hey T,
I really adore your elaborate comments.
But above all, the fact, that I know, where
they come from: someone, who is indeed
so capable and genuine.
What can I say, but: "Wish, you were here"!
Intelligent, creative, kind, virtues enough to
be put on a pedestal. IΒ΄m glad I run into you.
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... but i never want a pedestal ... i'd rather stay down here in the trenches where life happens ... where creativity and inspiration fester and bubble ... and it is also my pleasure to have run into you my dear!
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