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This archive includes past Cooper-Hewitt exhibitions dating back to 1975. Earlier exhibitions, including those set as early as the 1930s when the Museum was the Cooper Union Museum for the Arts of Decoration, are being compiled and will be added at a future date. The Museum is currently closed for renovation, scheduled to re-open in 2014.
Past exhibitions can also be explored online through exhibition catalogs and related publications in our collection of historical publications.
Design ≠ Art: Functional Objects from Donald Judd to Rachel WhitereadOn View: Friday, September 10, 2004 to Sunday, February 27, 2005
This groundbreaking exhibition explores the virtually unknown design works by some of the most significant Minimalist and post-Minimalist artists of the last 50 years.Design ≠ Art, Minimalist, Post-Minimalist, exhibitions, functional
Artist's Designed WallpapersOn View: Friday, August 13, 2004 to Sunday, November 14, 2004
This exhibition features wallcoverings designed by leading 20th century artists.Artists' Designed Wallpapers, exhibitions, wallpaper, 20th century, permanent collection, Greg Herringshaw, ch:exhibition=35350859
Faster, Cheaper, Newer, More: Revolutions of 1848On View: Friday, June 4, 2004 to Sunday, January 30, 2005
As the first guest curator of an installation in the Nancy and Edwin Marks Gallery, renowned writer, critic, and radio show host, Kurt Andersen, assembled a diverse array of artifacts from the Museum's permanent collection to illustrate the rapid political, technological, and social changes which burst forth around the pivotal year of 1848.Revolutions of 1848, exhibitions, nancy and edwin marks gallery, Kurt Andersen, permanent collection, 19th century, ch:exhibition=35350831
Solos: FutureShackOn View: Friday, May 14, 2004 to Sunday, October 10, 2004
In the second installment of the Solos exhibition series, Cooper-Hewitt presents Australian architect Sean Godsell's architectural prototype FutureShack, a low-cost, mobile housing project which addresses the shelter needs of refugees and displaced or homeless persons around the world.Solos, FutureShack, Sean Godsell, exhibitions, prototypes, Architecture, mobile housing, shelter
Shock of the Old: Christopher DresserOn View: Friday, March 5, 2004 to Sunday, July 25, 2004
This exhibition, the first full-scale museum retrospective of Dresser's work, introduced his work to American audiences.Shock of the Old, Christopher Dresser, exhibitions, Industrial Design, 19th century, industrial production, retrospective, ch:exhibition=35350293
Nancy and Edwin Marks Collection Gallery: Treasures from the CollectionOn View: Thursday, October 16, 2003 to Sunday, May 2, 2004
The inaugural exhibition in the Nancy and Edwin Marks Collection Gallery examines the range of the Museum's collection, which spans 23 centuries and five continents.nancy and edwin marks gallery, permanent collection, exhibitions, Paul Warwick Thompson, wallpaper, decorative arts, ch:exhibition=35350239
Solos: SmartWrapOn View: Tuesday, August 5, 2003 to Friday, October 10, 2003
Designed by the Philadelphia-based Kieran Timberlake Associates LLP, Smartwrap is a concept for a customizable building material that incorporates emerging technologies in heating, lighting, and solar energy in a building's façade.Solos, Smartwrap, materials, Architecture, Kieran Timberlake, building materials, Installations, Arthur Ross Terrace and Garden
National Design Triennial: Inside Design NowOn View: Tuesday, April 22, 2003 to Sunday, January 25, 2004
A showcase of work by 80 American designers, the second installment of the National Design Triennial includes both conceptual and realized objects from current and emerging leaders in a variety of design fields.national design triennial, Inside Design Now, exhibitions, Architecture, interior design, landscape design, product design, graphic design, fashion design, new media, ch:exhibition=35350321
New Hotels for Global NomadsOn View: Tuesday, October 29, 2002 to Sunday, March 2, 2003
Featuring an international mix of architecture, product design, fashion, and media, this exhibition highlights a current generation of hotels that meet tourists' demands for entertainment and business travelers' needs for offices on the road.Architecture, product design, fashion, hotels, travel, exhibitions, ch:exhibition=35350233
Skin: Surface, Substance, and DesignOn View: Tuesday, May 7, 2002 to Sunday, September 15, 2002
More than 150 objects—an international mix of products, fashion, furniture, architecture, and digital media—explore the role of "skin" as outer surface and structural form. Skin is the frontier of physical contact from person to person and from person to built environment. In contemporary design, surfaces have become active, flexible interfaces that connect and contain bodies, objects, and spaces.surfaces, interfaces, product design, fashion, furniture design, Architecture, digital media, exhibitions

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text: Walter M. Hanson, 88, a longtime Lake Region area farmer, passed away on Monday, February 4, 2013 at the Heartland Care Center, Devils Lake with loving family at his side.Ā Funeral services for Walter will be held on Monday, February 11 at 11 a.m. at St. Olaf Lutheran Church, Devils Lake with Rev. Jeff Nicla officiating.Ā Visitation will be held on Sunday from 2 p.m. until 5 p.m. with a time of remembrance at 5 p.m.ĀVisitation on Monday will be at the church one hour prior to the funeral service.ĀWalter will be interred in the Devils Lake Cemetery with Military Honors accorded by the Neathery-Simensen Post #756, Devils Lake Veterans of Foreign Wars and the North Dakota Military Funeral Honors Team.Ā Casket bearers for Walter will be his granddaughters, Callie Jo, Dusti and Kaila and Eric Mogren, Justin Muscha and Josh Greene.Ā Walter Martin was born on June 27, 1924 in Devils Lake, N.D., the son of Martin and Inga (Nelson) Hanson. He grew up in Morris Township where he attended a country school and then Devils Lake Central High School. ĀHe spent his youth helping his parents on the farm.Ā Walter enlisted in the United States Army on February 26, 1946 at Fort Snelling, Minn. and served his country in Seoul, Korea.ĀHe was honorably discharged on August 17, 1947 at Camp Stoneman, Calif. with the rank of Sergeant. Walter was united in marriage to his beloved Helen Mae Weed on February 9, 1948 in Devils Lake.Ā They would have celebrated 65 years of marriage on Saturday.ĀĀThey established their home in Poplar Grove Township where they farmed, ranched and raised their family through the years.Ā They also operated the Lake Region Livestock Sales Ring Cafķ from 1959 to 1965.Ā In 1966, they bought the Seivert Thompson Ranch, rural Warwick where they farmed until 1977 at which time they moved to Lakewood but continued to farm until retiring in 1989.ĀIn 1998, when the flood waters came to Lakewood, they were forced to leave the Lakewood area and moved into Devils Lake.Ā For 18 years, they wintered in Arizona and also enjoyed traveling throughout the United States, including Alaska, Hawaii and also were thrilled to travel to Norway and the Vancouver Island of Canada.Ā Many beautiful summer days were spent camping with his children and grandchildren and what joy it brought to Walter.Ā He loved Medora and the family attended one of the very first Medora productions, "Old Four Eyes" and made many repeat trips.Ā Walter was very community minded and believed in giving of his time and talents.ĀHe was an active member of the Warwick Lutheran Church and St. Olaf Lutheran Church, serving in many capacities on the Church Council and other committees. He was a 4-H Leader, member of the Lion's Club, Devils Lake Elks Lodge , Odd Fellows and the Sons of Norway.ĀĀHe served on several boards including the Federal Land Bank and the Farmers Union Elevator Board.Ā Walter was a man of faith, believed in hard work and was so thankful for the blessings of family and friends.Ā He is survived by his wife, Helen; son Armen and his wife Connie of Devils Lake and daughter Connie and her husband Darrel Heins of Fessenden, N.D.; three granddaughters Callie Jo Hanson at UND, DustiĀ (Eric) Mogren of Castle Rock, Colo. and Kaila (Justin) Muscha also of Fessenden; three great grandchildren, Hunter and Kaidynce Mogren and Harper Walter Muscha; brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, Dorothy and Glenn Hodous, Devils Lake, Donald and Ila Weed, Judd, N.D., Ray and Carol Weed, Minnewaukan, N.D. and Lois Weed, Devils Lake; many nieces, nephews and their families.Ā Walter was preceded in death by his parents; brother, Hilmer Hanson; and sisters, Lily Beth Appleton, Irma Zeigler and Mickey Collins.Ā Friends may sign the online register book and share memories at www.gilbertsonfuneralhome.com Gilbertson Funeral Home, Devils Lake, is in charge of arrangements.


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Beveled Mirrored Glass Plaques are the newest products to our Crystal and Glass product line. These elegant looking beveled glass mirrors are designed to show off your laser artwork or favorite quote. They will enhance any home or office. With 3 different sizes to choose from, this could also be the perfect award for that special player or coach. Mirrored Plaques come with a chrome peg to allow for easy display on a desk, shelf, or mantle. Engrave Mirrored Plaques on the front side using standard glass engraving settings.
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Crab, Blue Swimmer – FAO Area 71 (Indonesia, Philippines, and Australia)
Blue Swimmer Crabs grow quickly, reach sexual maturity around age one, and live for three years. Two species of Blue Swimmer Crabs are found in the western Pacific Ocean and are commercially caught in several countries including Indonesia, the Philippines, and Australia.
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- 6: Eight non-match methods for firestarting
- 7b: How to Use a Signal Mirror
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I had crushed my calcaneus (heel) bones 10 years ago and so I have major ankle issues. Recently, I built up a nice XC hardtail only to find that I just cant do hardtails for long rides due to my bad ankles. This frame was the answer. just enough squish to take the edge off but still climbs like a champ. I combined it with the Fox OE shock deal to get a frame-fork-headset and derailleur for less than most frames alone sell for. what a great deal. big time value. this bike just wants to accelerate. I'm loving it so far. only drawback is it is a little porky. I have not weighed my build but guessing around 26 lbs. not a big deal. I am hoping to log in some long rides on it. vary happy with it.
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The retirement thread
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The retirement thread
This thread is to keep track of those athletes who have retired this year or will retire at the end of the season. So far we have:
Tonique Williams-Darling
Maria Mutola
Stefan Holm
Anyone else ?
this is a shock !
i wanted to hear his name announced at big meets as
"the reigning olympic champion wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilfred bungei !"
i was hoping he'd at least go to berlin as kenyans have a wilcard in yego
4 kenyans there + konchellah - couda been 5 kenyans out of 8 in the final !
i wish you well wilfred - you are a great champion & made kenya proud
Bungei announces his retirement
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Brigette Foster-Hylton
1'42.34pb + no gold = nobody
1'42.34 + og gold = great champion
this concept too difficult for you ?
I do love your definition of a "great champion"...
Ferguson is due to retire next year after the world champs.
I think Donna Fraser is retiring.
I think I read somewhere that Fernanda Ribeiro was retiring as well.
What about...
Chris Williams?
Danny MacFarlane?
And surely Ellina Zvereva must retire!
Yes, I am afraid that will happen. There won't be a comeback as a High Jumper.
Unfortunately, I think she has a boyfriend:
http://www.kuleuven.be/ck/international ... 0words.php
Has Allen Johnson confirmed his retirement?
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noooo I didn't hear that...
Ay! At least he got back on the medal platform: 1996 (1), 2000 (4), 2004 (4), 2008 (2).
Sometimes Olympic gold doth not always a great champion maketh. Take Patoulidou, for instance. Her 1992 100H gold was her only moment of glory for her. No medal of any kind to speak of at any other major meet.
most fans have gold as minimal requirement ( except those who missed games for whatever reason )
times then needed to decide on great, average or poor champ
i go for
great = top 10 alltime performer on career pb by retirement
average = 10 - 20
poor = 20+
everyone makes up their own ( albeit some women's events are difficult to crack top 10 )
Ferguson said in an interview after the Beijing Olympics she will be aiming for the 2012 London Games.
She's been saying for quite a few years that she'll retire next year but it's great to see that she's prepared to aim for her fifth Games in London. She probably has more than half an eye on the Commonwealths in 2010.
Merlene Ottey!?
After 28 years of competition at the World Champs or Olympic level, this is the first active season she has failed to meet the A/B qualifying standard. Will she finally call it quits now, or at least shift to the Masters circuit?
Disagree...winning Olympic Gold, on the sport's biggest stage under the ultimate amount of pressure makes you a great champion (unless you used PEDs to do it)....for that one race, moment, etc. you can say you were the best in the world.
In other sports, I heard a rumor that Bret Favre is considering retirement at the end of this coming season.
not if you were boycotted out
- skeets, moses, rono, american sprinters, etc in '80
or if you were injured/underperformed at trials but then were in fantastic shape at time of games
- kiptanui in '92 couda strolled to both 3ksc & 5k golds
- komen in '96 wouda crushed the field in same possible manner kennster won 5k here
- kipketer kept out in '96 because of nationality change issues
there are far too many cases where winning gold doesn't mean you were best in the world at the time
Lots of US pole vaulters retiring.
Jeff Hartwig - already moved to St. Charles
Nick Hysong
Tye Harvey - so I hear
Jillian Schwartz - getting married
Mary (Sauer) Vincent - already married
Tracy O'Hara - already married
Stacy Dragila - getting married
Kate (Soma) Conwell (at least retiring from serious training and competition, she'll probably still jump for fun from a shorter run)
Erin Asay - getting married and going to nursing school
Considering retiring:
Russ and Dana Buller - worn down by injuries
Andreé Pickens
Toby Stevenson - rumored
Tim Mack - rumored
What does getting married or being married have to do with it?
Why is it that for female US vaulters getting married seems to automatically imply retirement?
April Steiner-Bennett got married this year and is planning to compete through 2012. Erica Bartolina is married.
Most of the girls that are retiring have been competing a long time and are ready to start a family and/or move on with their lives. Erin is young but she is really fired up about nursing school.
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The Unprofessional Delegates Networking Session (or UnPDNS) is the exciting event that gets run alongside the Professional Delegates Networking Session. It's for everyone who can't (or don't want to) go to the PDNS.
We took a break in 2013 when running the UnPDNS would have required us to wake up before 7am. Now that the PDNS is back in the evening, we're back for 2014. Woo.
- When: Thursday night (when the PDNS is on).
- Where: Site 5, Matilda Bay Reserve, right next to the University. See this map for info.
- What: A BBQ (to be confirmed). Food will be $5, and we'll be selling various soft drinks. Alcohol is strictly BYO only; selling alcohol is in contravention of Western Australia liquor licensing laws.
Add your name so we can figure out how much food to buy. If you're a vegetarian or vegan, add a (V), so we know how much vegetarian stuff to buy.
- Christopher Neugebauer (might also be semi-running it sort of)
- Adam Harvey (usually gets roped into some sort of organisational activity, or at least collecting money)
- Mike Fabre (@mijofa1, mijofa on IRC)
- Bianca Gibson (firstname.lastname@example.com) (No heavily processed foods from need, not preference. BBQd meat fillet and fresh salad (chop up veges and throw them in a bowl) with optional home made dressing is fine. Happy to help with cooking.)
- Elizabeta Sørensen (@zemmiph0bia)(happy to help with cooking, fructose and gluten free)
- Craige McWhirter - eater of all things. Will help Christopher Neugebauer if he needs a hand.
- Daniel Bryan +1 other. Will help with vegetarian food (a nice salad or sth) @lodoicea
- Russell Coker Happy to help out. Don't need anything special to eat, sausages in bread is great.
- Mike O'Connor I'll eat most BBQ food, happy to help
- Devdas Bhagat Happy to help
- David Bell (Happy to help with organising, cooking and eating)
- Stephen Edmonds - happy to help
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- Andrew Sands
- John McCabe-Dansted
- Mark Ellem (can clean BBQ's and help set up)
- Jethro Carr (V)
- Nick Clifford
- Thomas Chung (will do clean-up/physical labor for BBQ food)
- Alastair Irvine (talk)
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Lest the title makes this seem like an overly harsh attack on the writers, please accept my assurances that this is not so. Many Trek "science ideas of the week" are impossible, or contain inherent contradictions. Indeed, much of the basic technical premise of the show contains such problems. This doesn't stop me from being a loyal and dedicated fan of the show who will be the very first in front of the TV when the next episode comes along. Even fundamentally illogical episodes like these ones can be entertaining - TNG's "The Next Phase" is a great episode even though it has perhaps the silliest basic premise ever seen in Trek. It's just that finding and thinking through stuff like this is one of the things that I enjoy about Trek, and I simply wanted to share some of the conclusions I've come to with you guys.
The first even Trek "acceleration" episode was "Wink of an Eye". The Enterprise responds to a distress call only to find the planet which sent it deserted - yet though there is no sign of life, they hear a strange insect-like buzzing sound. After beaming back aboard the ship strange incidents indicate intruders aboard. Something is put in Kirk's coffee, and he promptly vanishes after drinking it. Spock concludes that the intruders are living at a hyper-accelerated pace, and eventually manages to accelerate himself also. Meanwhile Kirk has been dealing with the accelerated folk. He threatens to use his phaser, but the slow beam it produces is easily sidestepped - a problem that does not befall the alien weapons, of course. Kirk and Spock eventually overcome the aliens and get things back to normal.
One interesting thing about this episode is that it makes absolutely no attempt to explain how the acceleration works. After Kirk has been accelerated the alien Queen, Deela, tells him that there is indeed an explanation, but really the only thing that matters is that they see and talk to one another. This was a very wise decision by the writers, because any explanation they attempted would certainly have created more problems than it solved. By leaving things blank they leave open the possibility of some sort of answer that does make sense, though as I said I certainly can't think of one.
One of the most interesting features of the episode is the scene where Kirk tries to use his phaser against Deela. The weapon produces the normal beam effect, but at a vastly lower speed than normal - Kirk and Deela stand maybe five or ten feet apart, and it takes the beam at least as many seconds to cross the gap. Deela, naturally, simply steps out of the way before it reaches her.
Phaser beams are generally assumed to be traveling at the speed of light, some 300,000,000 metres per second. Kirk's beam was traveling at a visible speed of about 0.3 metres per second - indicating that he has been sped up by a factor of roughly one billion.
This is clearly nonsense. For instance, although we get many scenes of the non-accelerated crewmembers standing in a "frozen" state from the point of view of the accelerated people, we also see some scenes in the normal timeframe which make it clear that some hours have passed on the ship during this episode. It's not clear just how long passes, but let's assume that it is one hour from the time Kirk is accelerated to the time he comes back again. At a billion-fold ratio, this would mean that, from Kirk's point of view, one billion hours would have passed - well over one hundred thousand years! Even if we say that only a single minute passed in the normal world, it would still seem like nearly two thousand years to Kirk.
So, a billion-fold ratio is impossible. We can get a better idea of the ratio by thinking about why Kirk and the others became invisible when speeded up. There is a phenomenon concerning the Human eye called "persistence of vision"; basically when something vanishes, you keep seeing it for a small fraction of a second (roughly 1/15th) afterwards because it takes the cells in your eyes some time to react to the change. This is absolutely vital the the television and cinema industries, because it is this effect which makes the many slightly different images that are projected onto a screen blur into a moving image in your eye.
Presumably Kirk and the others cannot be seen because they come and go in less than this small fraction of a second - moving literally in the wink of an eye. Yet we see scenes where Kirk is standing around for several minutes with "frozen" crewmembers in the background. So this several minutes must equate to much less than a second if Kirk is to remain invisible.
This implies a ratio of around 3,000 to 1, which is still quite high if some hours have passed on the Enterprise, but certainly much more sensible than before. If we want to rule out the idea of having Kirk make his presence felt by standing directly in front of somebody for ten or fifteen minutes, we should probably regard a ratio of about 15,000 to 1 as being a sensible minimum.
Of course, at this ratio Kirk's phaser beam would still move at more than 20 kilometres per second. Vastly faster than any present day rifle bullet, and easily enough for it to retain its lethality. Unless phaser beams move at well below light speed, of course.
Even a 15,000 to 1 ratio presents other problems, though. For instance, Kirk walks around perfectly normally whilst accelerated. Yet if his normal walking speed is 1 metre per second, then he would be doing 15,000 metres per second - over 40 times the speed of sound! You wouldn't need to see the intruders, they'd be leaving sonic booms whenever they moved! And the friction of their motion would heat them so much that they would burst into flames instantly!
Worse, how would Kirk ever get up to 15,000 m/s in the first place? So far as we know the laws of physics are the same for him as for everyone else, after all. According to Newton the acceleration you can produce is given by the force you can generate divided by your mass. Kirk seems to mass just as much as before, he seems no stronger than before, so it should take him 15,000 times longer than normal to get up to speed. We're left with an image of Kirk frantically running in place like some demented cartoon character, trying to get enough speed up to actually move himself visibly.
Actually, even this wouldn't work. Gravity is an important part of the walking process - indeed walking has been referred to as a continual controlled fall. Yet gravity would be practically nonexistent for Kirk, as it would take him 15,000 times longer to fall through a given distance. So he in fact couldn't walk at all.
Even if Kirk could manage to reach these immense speeds, he would look pretty funny. The ship's air hasn't been accelerated, after all, so he would have the mother of all winds blasting into his face. More than enough to blow the clothes off his body (calm down ladies!), the hair off his head, probably enough to suffocate him, perhaps even enough to blast the flesh clean off his body.
As a final insult, if he survived all this then Kirk would certainly have no chance of stopping or turning - he'd turn himself into a great big red smear on the first wall or door he came to.
Then there is the lighting. A lamp produces energy at a given rate, no matter how futuristic it might be. Say the Enterprise has 450 watts of lighting on the bridge (pretty bright - your living room probably has no more than half of this). The 450 joules of light being put out in one second by the lights would equate to 450 joules in 15,000 seconds for Kirk. The lighting would look like 0.03 watts - almost total darkness.
And that's without considering frequency. Each light wave is taking a given amount of time to pass a given point, but to Kirk they are going past 15,000 times slower than normal. The effect would be to reduce the frequency of the light by 15,000 times, which would make the tiny amount of light that was produced completely invisible to the Human eye. As far as Kirk was concerned, the lamps would be putting out very small amounts of radio waves. Yet all illumination levels look perfectly normal.
TNG left the "accelerated people" thing alone throughout most of its run, but went there with "Timescape". In this episode Picard, Troi and Data come across pockets of altered time - areas where time passes very quickly, or very slowly. When they find the Enterprise-D frozen in the midst of a battle with the Romulans within such a pocket, they are able to use technobabble devices to let them move around, and board the Enterprise-D for some of those "everybody stand really still" scenes.
Problems abound, of course. For instance, Picard at one point accidentally puts his hand into one of these time pockets. He screams and pulls it back to find that the nails have grown much longer - an inch or so. Presumably time passed faster for his hand than the rest of him.
But this means that the hand wasn't getting supplied with new blood... and the nail growth indicates that it was in there for at least a few months. He would have drawn back a dead, shriveled lump rather than a functioning hand.
Once on board the Enterprise, the same movement problems that Kirk faced would probably apply. We don't really know how the devices they are wearing work, but there is no reasonable way that they could overcome these issues. For instance, you might just about say that the effect of the devices extends to the floor somehow, allowing a person to walk normally. But if the effect extended all the way up and out to the lighting fixtures, it would also include other people standing nearby.
Voyager dipped into the accelerated people well not once but twice. The first was in the episode "Gravity". In this episode Paris and Tuvok's ship falls into a "subspace sinkhole", some sort of anomaly. Within is a G2 star and three planets, which are experiencing accelerated time.
Somewhat amazingly, this solves virtually all of the problems that Kirk and Picard would have had. Kirk was an accelerated man moving within a non-accelerated framework, but here a whole solar system is accelerated. That means that all the motion problems are gone, even the lighting problems vanish since the sun is also accelerated. Coolness!
"Gravity" works so well because it avoids the obvious "I can move around whilst everybody else is like a statue" scenes. In fact, the only way in which there is any interaction at all between the fast and slow worlds is via communications systems or transporters - and even these are treated well.
Unfortunately, the writers fall down on their basic maths. Janeway suggests that for every hour on Voyager weeks or even months pass on the planet. This indicates a ratio of around 1,000 to 1. Yet later on Paris declares that thirty minutes on the outside is more than eight hours on the planet, indicating a ratio of only 16 to 1.
Later Janeway gives what seems like a definitive figure in a message to Paris, stating that the distortion is "point four seven four four seconds per minute." This would give a ratio of 126.476 to 1. Tuvok whips out his tricorder and declares that "According to that formula, 30 minutes would translate to two days, 11 hours and 47 seconds." Which is wrong, it would be two days, 15 hours, 14 minutes and 16 seconds. So it seems that whilst the episode does manage to treat the concept of accelerated time very sensibly, a few minutes with a calculator would not have come amiss.
Having done very well with "Gravity", the writers do less well with their next foray into acceleration. The episode is "Blink of an Eye" - presumably a reference to the TOS title. In this Voyager finds a planet which is experiencing accelerated time because it has a tachyon core. Tachyons are imaginary particles that move faster than light, and the use of the term is presumably meant to imply that some sort of Einstein-type time distortion is going on here.
The planet is spinning at 58 revolutions per minute. This is great, because it gives us a fast way to work out a rough ratio between the planet and the rest of the universe - 1 revolution in 24 hours for Earth compared to 58 per minute for the planet gives a ratio of 83,520 to 1. Of course this may be off because the planet may not have 24 hour days, but 80,000 to 1 should be in the ballpark. This means that one hour on Voyager is the same as nearly ten years on the planet.
Voyager gets caught in the effect, becoming a "third pole" in the core's subspace particle field and causing earthquakes on the planet below. We get this dialogue :
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|"The tachyon core has created a space-time differential between the planet and the surrounding
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|Seven :
|"For each second that passes on Voyager, nearly a day goes by on the planet,"
Since an Earth day is 86,400 seconds, this fits well with the 83,520 to 1 ratio previously established. If a season was three months, we would expect it to pass in about 93 seconds - again in the right ballpark for the previous ratio.
Some of the problems Kirk should have experienced would fall by the wayside here. Kirk was an accelerated person living within a non-accelerated environment. But like "Gravity", here the whole planet is accelerated. Since time itself has been speeded up for these aliens, all the problems with moving, turning, stopping, etc go neatly out the window. One big problem does remain, however - the sun.
In "Gravity" there was a sun within the anomaly which was also sped up. But if Voyager itself is not experiencing the time distortions up in orbit of the planet in this episode, then it is highly unlikely that the sun is experiencing them umpty-million miles beyond. Which means that the aliens should experience some of the same problems that Kirk would have had with being able to see.
The frequency shifting thing wouldn't be as much of an issue. Unlike artificial lights, stars put out energy over a very wide frequency band. So whilst the star's visible output would be shifted off somewhere into the radio waveband, there is all kinds of ultraviolet, X-rays, gamma rays and suchlike that would be shifted towards the visible band. This wouldn't necessarily mean that the sun would look the same, because stars don't put out equal amounts of light in all wavelengths, but it could at least mean that there was some visible light.
The dimming problem would remain, though, and in spades. With a ratio of 80,000 to 1 the sun would appear virtually invisible in the sky. With no heat from the sun the planet's atmosphere would lie on the surface as a solid. We might argue that the planet is just much closer to its sun than is normal for a class M world, but it would have to be practically sitting on the surface to make up for the difference.
Late in the episode the locals travel to Voyager, staying in their own timeframe until after they are aboard. It seems incredible that this could be the case - the planet is accelerated because time is passing at a different rate there than it is on Voyager. Yet these people have come to Voyager, whilst still operating on planetary time. It's as if the writers are suggesting that time is a property of the object rather than an objective reality - that two things sitting within the same inertial reference frame can have different time rates much as they might have different weight or colour.
Even if this were so, we would still then have all the same problems Kirk should have endured - no lighting, impossible to move, sonic booms if you could, etc.
Eventually Voyager is able to escape, with the assistance of the locals who by now have developed highly advanced technology. One has to wonder whatever happened to this planet. After all, one year later for everybody else they would have advanced by at least 80,000 years. These people could quite easily end up being the most advanced beings in the galaxy in short order.
There's no real conclusion here, as such. I rather enjoyed all three of these episodes, and "Gravity" in particular was a very credible stab at dealing with this kind of thing. As much as anything, I guess I'm saying that if you are going to write one of these types of episode, it would be best to be very, very careful about it...
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