welcome to the medici family circus where anything is possible!lt elephant in the show, they all require an extensive rigging process so the animation team, they firstly have a really good skeletal structure that they can move the joints around and allow them to move as naturally as possible, but there are also all the muscles on top of the skeleton and the skin, which all has to interact. one of the key things i wanted to make sure we did was to really capture the subtlety of motion you get in elephant skin which is incredibly loose and stretchy, the way it expands, it creates all thse different patterns of wrinkles and some of the details really im porta nt to ca ptu re and we ended up having to embark on a whole new way of creating a sort of skin simulation for want of a better word. right wing. check. left wing. check. prepare for take—off! fa ntastic stuff. now then, i've come to east london were i'm about to make my own great escape. hi, welcome to otherworld. would you like to come with me? looking nothing at all like an episode of black mi

the moon is his newest book, chances are between now and july of 2019 we will be seeinghistory of medici. your watching live coverage on book tv. [inaudible] >> i'm going to get started here. welcome everyone. the scientific look at the elements that create our world. thank you everyone for coming especially at 4:30 p.m. when it's not time. i am the moderator here. i was one of the judges from los angeles times science and technology book price

welcome to the medici family circus where anything is possible! they all require an extensive rigging process so the animation team, they firstly have a really good skeletal structure that they can move the joints around and allow them to move as naturally as possible, but there are also all the muscles on top of the skeleton and the skin, which all has to interact. one of the key things i wanted to make sure we did was to really capture the subtlety of motion you get in elephant skin which is incredibly loose and stretchy, the way it expands, it creates all thse different patterns of wrinkles and some of the details really important to capture and we ended up having to embark on a whole new way of creating a sort of skin simulation for want of a better word. right wing. check. left wing. check. prepare for take—off! fa ntastic stuff. now then, i've come to east london where i'm about to make my own great escape. hi, welcome to otherworld. would you like to come with me? looking nothing at all like an episode of black mirror, this is a virtual rea

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the moon is his newest book, chances are between now and july of 2019 we will be seeinghistory of medici. your watching live coverage on book tv. [inaudible] >> i'm going to get started here. welcome everyone. the scientific look at the elements that create our world. thank you everyone for coming especially at 4:30 p.m. when it's not time. i am the moderator here. i was one of the judges from los angeles times science and technology book price and it's wonderful to read so many and have a conversation with these folks here today. we are going to get started in a couple of reminders. please silence your cell phones, also personal recording is not allowed. all of our lovely authors will be available for signing books through the door. i'm going to introduce our panelists and then we will have a conversation and the new guys will have a chance to ask questions. i'm going to start here with thomas hager, award winning author with a history of science and medicine including the demand under the microscope. it is a courtesy professor of journalism and communication at the university of oregon

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welcome to the medici family circus where anything is possible!s naturally as possible, but there's also all the muscles on top of the skeleton and the fat and the skin, which all has to interact. one of the key things i wanted to make sure we did was to really capture the subtlety of motion you get in elephant skin which is incredibly loose and stretchy, the way it expands, when a leg moves forward and then contracts again, it creates all thse different patterns of wrinkles and some of the details really important to capture and we ended up having to embark on a whole new way of creating a sort of skin simulation for want of a better word. right wing. check. left wing. check. prepare for take—off! fa ntastic stuff. now then, i've come to east london where i'm about to make my own great escape. hi, welcome to 0therworld. would you like to come with me? looking nothing at all like an episode of black mirror, this is a virtual reality arcade with a difference. step into one of the 14 pods, put on the garb, and you will be transported to 0therworld.

france on the 24th of april, 1558, then we have elizabeth of calabar, the eldest daughter of catherine medicined there. talk us through some of the historical objects, the relics inside the cathedral. we've been hearing a lot about the crown of thorns, which i think might surprise some people, because it's not often on display, is it? for me, the most important thing, two things, when i was watching it was please, please, the crown of thorns, definitely. but also the two towers. the two towers, you know, they are medieval, and i was like, please, stay strong. the fact that they didn't collapse is a symbol of hope. it's for france, and for notre dame. it is 850 years old, how rare is it in france as an example of great gothic architecture? we have older, you know, but i think that you have to realise that notre dame is at the heart of paris. it's the heart of the city. it's on the river, it is iconic. asa river, it is iconic. as a historian, is that how you explain what seems to be many people's emotional attachment to it? how do you explain the emotion this has generated, as a historian? i th