little bit bigger.

So let me zoom in.

So as you zoom in, you know, you can see Earth, you know, just in the middle here. So we zoomed all the way on the art center.

So as you zoom in, you know, you can see Earth, you know, just in the middle here.

Can you make me some black and white enlargements?

I'll make it easier, actually, by blowing one of the lines up.

So this could be our bridge. And we zoom right in.

It's held in a geographic information system which allows me to zoom in.

If I zoom on it, you can see that's the Rover on the surface.

So let's say if we were to zoom in right over on that part so let me draw the inside of the nephron.

So if I were to zoom in on the nucleus during the S phase, if

I blew all my reference up to full size, and then I began cutting out the negatives and using those templates as shape references.

The Sun is behind Saturn, so we see what we call forward scattering, so it highlights all the rings. And I'm going to zoom.

If you focus in on a group like this this happens to be a USC game and you zoom in with one of those super satellite cameras and do magnification factors so you could see individual people, you would in fact see not a single crowd, just like there is not a single crowd here, but you would see these tribes that are then coming together.

The Sun is behind Saturn, so we see what we call forward scattering, so it highlights all the rings.

Two things will happen I want to make it clearer relative to the last video, especially since I can zoom in on these arteries two things can happen

You take a milk bottle from your refrigerator, and you shred that along with the other plastic, you scale up your design 0.01 to be the next sized foot, and you reprint the shoe.

So what I did was, again, like I did with the dodo skull, I blew all my reference up to full size, and then I began cutting out the negatives and using those templates as shape references.

So as long as you take an x, you know if I were to zoom the x axis right here this is a and so this distance right here would be delta, and this distance right here would be delta as long as you pick an x value that falls here so as