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GMU:BioArt WS15/Crystals and cellular automata (view source)
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take a drop of magnesium sulfate-solution (MgSO4+H20) onto a microscope slide (Objektträger) | take a drop of magnesium sulfate-solution (MgSO4+H20) onto a microscope slide (Objektträger) | ||
try to work as clean as possible and take care the the drop is not full of dirt or dust. Wait a bit and than start to observe the drop through a microscope | try to work as clean as possible and take care the the drop is not full of dirt or dust. Wait a bit and than start to observe the drop through a microscope | ||
If you are a bit patient you can see the crystal growth. | |||
The salt molecules form straight lines and form solid patterns that remind of an icy surface. | |||
Some of the footage that I shot while observing crystaline structures and crystal growth under a microscope was used for a the fulldome-project | Some of the footage that I shot while observing crystaline structures and crystal growth under a microscope was used for a the fulldome-project | ||
[https://vimeo.com/148895787 "Crystal Cave"] | [https://vimeo.com/148895787 "Crystal Cave"] | ||