Desktop Apps
Electron Microscope

Attention! Before you download the application, be sure you have web-camera attached to a computer. After downloading you will need to print the cards with the QR-codes. File with cards will be included in application files.
After running the application in order to activate a virtual electron microscope you should show a card with a QR-code into a web-camera lens. Approaching, removing the card from the lens, rotating it around its axis you can zoom in and out and paint the resulting microimages.
After running the application in order to activate a virtual electron microscope you should show a card with a QR-code into a web-camera lens. Approaching, removing the card from the lens, rotating it around its axis you can zoom in and out and paint the resulting microimages.

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Microcosm 3D

An interactive exposition which presents more than 20 various objects of microcosm (quarks, nuclei, atoms, molecules, nanostructures, etc.) size range of which is between 10-18 and 10-1meters. Learn more about objects using [ more ] button in the application.

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Macrocosm 3D

An interactive exposition which presents more than 20 various objects of macrocosm and technical devices (Galileo's telescope, Hubble, Collider LHC, planets, stars, nebulae, galaxies, quasars, etc.) size range of which is between 100 and 1026 meters. Learn more about objects using [ more ] button in the application.

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The Cosmic Calendar by Carl Sagan

In his book "Cosmos", published in 2008 in Russia with the support of the "Dynasty" foundation, Sagan talks about the evolution of the Universe, the formation of galaxies and the origin of life and intellect.
The author understands that it's quite difficult to imagine a billion of billions or 1018 seconds. According to modern scientists so much time has passed since the birth of the Universe. To imagine the whole course of events in the history of the Universe he suggested a cosmic calendar that compresses the history of the Universe into a single year. Thus, he described the history of the Universe on the scale at which a "cosmic second" corresponds to the real 500 earth years.
The author understands that it's quite difficult to imagine a billion of billions or 1018 seconds. According to modern scientists so much time has passed since the birth of the Universe. To imagine the whole course of events in the history of the Universe he suggested a cosmic calendar that compresses the history of the Universe into a single year. Thus, he described the history of the Universe on the scale at which a "cosmic second" corresponds to the real 500 earth years.

Microsoft Windows App