#Visualisations

Try this if you learn statistics and probability 🔥 Online visualisations really help to understand the material I know, what I mean. Statistics always was the hardest math discipline for me #datascience #girlswhocode #womenindata #steminist #tech #techreels #womenintech #statistics #freelearning

Visualisations of the Jhanas The Jhanas are a series of (8) highly concentrated altered states, most notably induced through advanced meditation practice and are a source of profound delight and insight. The Jhanas are commonly listed as: 1. Rapture - characterised by pīti (described as pleasurable body sensations) 2. Extreme Happiness - characterised by sukha (emotional joy) 3. Deep Peacefulness 4. Utter Equanimity 5. Boundless Space 6. Boundless Consciousness 7. Nothingness 8. Neither Perception Nor Non-perception If you’re wanting to deepen your access into Jhana, I’m currently doing a series of guided meditations, where we’re combining Fire Kasina practice to bolster Jhana, with surprising effects! This is available on my Patreon /rogerthis, and where you can join my weekly, online, meditation group. (check bio link) Tremendous gratitude to my brother, @billthisdell , for helping me realise these animations. We worked very closely and diligently together to create these visual portrayals of the Jhana states, and it’s much due to his amazing skills - he’s the real artist behind the scenes! #jhana #meditation #alteredstates #consciousness #buddhism #concentration #peace #equanimity #bliss #spiritualawakening

3D molecular visualisation - Water turning into ice - via CSIRO's Data61 Remix of a video posted by @ani_machins Credit: Michael Kuiper from CSIRO’s Data61 demonstrates molecular visualisations When water molecules freeze, they undergo a phase transition from a liquid to a solid state. This process involves several key steps: Slowing Down: As the temperature of water drops, the kinetic energy of its molecules decreases. At around 0 degrees Celsius (32 degrees Fahrenheit), water molecules start to slow down significantly. Hydrogen Bonding: In liquid water, water molecules are in constant motion, forming and breaking hydrogen bonds with neighboring molecules. As the temperature drops, these hydrogen bonds become more stable. Hexagonal Structure: Water molecules arrange themselves into a hexagonal lattice structure as they continue to lose energy. Each water molecule is hydrogen-bonded to four neighboring water molecules, forming an open, hexagonal lattice. Expansion: As water freezes, it undergoes an increase in volume, which is why ice is less dense than liquid water. This is because the hexagonal arrangement of water molecules creates open spaces in the crystal lattice. Solid Ice: The result of this process is the formation of solid ice, with water molecules locked into a fixed, crystalline structure. This structure is responsible for the solidity and hardness of ice. #visualisation #molecule #water #ice #science

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3D molecular visualisation - Water turning into ice - via CSIRO's Data61 Remix of a video posted by @ani_machins Credit: Michael Kuiper from CSIRO’s Data61 demonstrates molecular visualisations  When water molecules freeze, they undergo a phase transition from a liquid to a solid state. This process involves several key steps:   Slowing Down: As the temperature of water drops, the kinetic energy of its molecules decreases. At around 0 degrees Celsius (32 degrees Fahrenheit), water molecules start to slow down significantly.   Hydrogen Bonding: In liquid water, water molecules are in constant motion, forming and breaking hydrogen bonds with neighboring molecules. As the temperature drops, these hydrogen bonds become more stable.   Hexagonal Structure: Water molecules arrange themselves into a hexagonal lattice structure as they continue to lose energy. Each water molecule is hydrogen-bonded to four neighboring water molecules, forming an open, hexagonal lattice.   Expansion: As water freezes, it undergoes an increase in volume, which is why ice is less dense than liquid water. This is because the hexagonal arrangement of water molecules creates open spaces in the crystal lattice.   Solid Ice: The result of this process is the formation of solid ice, with water molecules locked into a fixed, crystalline structure. This structure is responsible for the solidity and hardness of ice. #visualisation #molecule #water #ice #science

Experience Alpha Architects unique architectural visualisations of one of its modern design projects. 🚀 Dive into our latest masterpiece of modern exterior design, where each angle tells a tale of innovation. Watch as the camera gracefully captures the essence of architectural excellence, with a touch of cinematic flair. 🌟 #AlphaArchitects #ModernMarvel #ArchitecturalInnovation #design #modern #alpha #architects #masterpiece #exterior #architectural uniqueart #newexperience #minimalexperience #visualisations #modern_design #archviz #render #architecture #renderlovers #cgi #renderbox #dsmax #vray #instarender

Disclaimer: This is not an accurate depiction. Nor does it imply the course of water, which is subjective to the events that might trigger such a catastrophe. Please take the visualisations with a grain of salt as I'm not a geologist nor a dam engineer. But I believe only half the water will reach Idukki dam, and the possibility of it breaking is low. Now that we know that path of the water we can try to prevent it 😞 🙏🏾 This is soo different from what I do, so don't mind me. 🫣 #mullaperiyar

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🌟 Merkaba 🌟 The Merkaba is a shape made of two intersecting tetrahedrons that spin in opposite directions, creating a 3 dimensional energy field that surrounds your body. Once activated through breathing meditations and visualisations, it can be used to travel within other dimensions. 👉 Follow @qhht.australia for more interesting posts 👽

Being overwhelmed by AI slop jumping at me from every corner, I feel more and more drawn to the simplicity of pencil and paper these days ✏️🩶 Phases of The Moon, 40 frames, graphite on toned paper A huge thank you to NASA’s Scientifir Visualization Studio. Their visualisations helped me tremendously and were used for reference 🌕🌗🌖 #handdrawnanimation #pencildrawing #framebyframe #animation #moonphase

A book to teach you how to combine coding with creative projects & gain a deeper understanding on how to model real world systems 👩🏽‍💻📖🧠 Despite this book using JavaScript the core ideas are language independent. I got a lot of questions asking do I have Python alternatives … but what’s important to know is that you should focus on the concepts and not the syntax! 🔑 Focus on the physics, motion, and simulation ideas in this book and apply them to any programming language… For example: Use Python alternatives like: 🔹Pygame – for 2D graphics and game-like simulations 🔹Processing.py – Python mode for Processing 🔹p5py – a Python port of p5.js My tip for you is to try rebuild examples from the book in your programming language of choice (this will help reinforce your learning) 📌 The Nature of Code by Daniel Shiffman 💭 Summary: This book will teach you how to use Java to model physics, biology and neural networks by blending art and maths and programming. It will also show you how to create cool dynamic visualisations with interactive simulations inspired by nature! .. ps don’t forget you can download the ebook for free online 💓 #phdstudent #phd #tech #womenintech #womeninstem #codinglife #bioinformatics #coding #programming #pythonprogramming #javaprogramming

A book to teach you how to combine coding with creative projects & gain a deeper understanding on how to model real world systems 👩🏽‍💻📖🧠 I recommended this book last week but there are two essential things I forgot to mention: ✨ the eBook is completely free to download, making it accessible to anyone interested! ✨ Even if you’re a beginner at programming or experienced, it’s a must-read for if you’re looking to level up your problem-solving skills and explore the intersection of art and technology! 📌 The Nature of Code by Daniel Shiffman 💭 Summary: This book will teach you how to use Java to model physics, biology and neural networks by blending art and maths and programming. It will also show you how to create cool dynamic visualisations with interactive simulations inspired by nature! .. hands down the most aesthetic coding book we’ve ever seen💅🏽💓 #phdstudent #phd #tech #womenintech #womeninstem #codinglife #bioinformatics #coding #programming #pythonprogramming #javaprogramming