simulation
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Herschel Space Observatory Finds Galaxy Mega Merger
simulation 5h ago
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FIFA 13 - Bayern Munich vs Borussia Dortmund - 2013 UEFA Champions League Finals - Simulation
simulation 5h ago
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(Commentary) FC:Rec2 05/05/13 - Settler G8 - Dreadrogues vs Animus
simulation 6h ago
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Let's play The Sims 3 - Part 03: A kitten joins the frey?
simulation 6h ago
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British Airways B777 - Landing At Heathrow
simulation 7h ago
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Roulette Wheel in CG
simulation 7h ago
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Breve Bugs & Sticks
simulation 8h ago
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Dogs of Dover
simulation 11h ago
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Harvard Humanitarian Studies Initiative & Stand By Task Force Partnership - 2013
simulation 12h ago
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The End of The Road? - Game Dev Tycoon w/ Docm77 - #14
simulation 12h ago
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Black Annex - Frameskip and New Pathing
simulation 13h ago
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Blender Molecular addon: Multiple Cloth test
simulation 14h ago
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SGCT Sky Simulation with controller
simulation 14h ago
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Optimizing HVAC performance with Sim 360
simulation 15h ago
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HD Video Feedback Simulation
simulation 15h ago
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Freefall Lifeboat Launch Simulation
simulation 17h ago
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Coffee and Cream high speed video 1000 FPS
simulation 18h ago
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UFC Undisputed 3:UFC 160 - Dos Santos vs Hunt: Simulation
simulation 19h ago
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Child Birth Simulation For Men
simulation 20h ago
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Houdini Frictional Viscosities In Motion
simulation 23h ago
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Airsoft bodyguard simulation and demo
simulation 1d ago
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Tribute to Marilyn Monroe 1962
simulation 1d ago
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WWE 2K14 - 2K SPORTS CONFIRMA EL LANZAMIENTO PARA PS4 & XBOX ONE
simulation 1d ago
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organic simulation
simulation 1d ago
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TRADEWINDS 2013
simulation 1d ago
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Qualoth simulation test
simulation 1d ago
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Qualoth simulation test
simulation 1d ago
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YouTube Comedy Week - Thursday Rundown (#4)
simulation 1d ago
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The Guild II
simulation 2d ago
Description
This simulation shows the merging of two massive galaxies, sped up to cover 1.5 billion years of time. The merging galaxies are split into two views: a visible-light view is on the left, in which blue shows young stars and red indicates older stars and dust. The view at right shows emission from dust, which is what infrared telescopes like the Herschel Space Observatory see. When the galaxies finally merge, the strong burst of star formation can be seen best in infrared views. Video courtesy C. Hayward, Heidelberg Institute for Theoretical Studies, Germany
