Check out the DeMille group rigid rotor photo. Truly, a remarkable display.
(One of my students stumbled across this while researching grad schools, and showed it to me today.)
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Wow. That's unbelievable geeky, and also pretty damn funny.
I hate to tell them, but ... However much they rotate, they'll never be cool.
To paraphrase Homer Simpson, no matter how geeky you are, there's always someone who's a million times geekier.
That's so awesome! It seems that at least someone there enjoys what they do.
Also, Scott, Chris: both of you deserve to be hit upside the head for implying that finding humor/fun in something that is *gasp* related to science (what you call "geeky") is somehow bad (i.e., not "cool"). Shame.
Just watching that made me dizzy...