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Scientists capture invisible motion in humans and objects
Thursday, February 28, 2013 8:41
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When you take a look at someone that’s sitting still, you may actually think they’re sitting still, but they’re actually still moving slightly thanks to their pulse. The pulse is strong enough to move our body even when we try to sit perfectly still. Scientists at MIT have come up with a process Eulerian Video Read The Full Story
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2013-02-28 08:33:05
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