EXTRALIFE – By Scott Johnson

When Japanese authors are appraising the merits of different objects, they often use geometric symbols like circles and triangles that look as if they were entered using the buttons on a Sony Playstation. For example, in the picture shown below, these symbols are used to indicate the occurrence of undesired cracks in thermoplastic sheet materials with different compositions:

Check it out!

Saw this over on Digg, and just had to share it with the EL crowd.

That is what they are saying. Thanks, Jimbo for the link.

You can get the whole sha-bang using this PDF link.

My wifes family would be a in world of hurt had they not moved out west recently. This image is pretty amazing to behold. We are so very small.

This is getting some serious traction on a few sites so it might be a little slow. A fan sent it to me but I see its on Digg and a few others sites as well. View it here.