Atom to Universe - Level 2 Game Information Page
| Highscores (35 registered players) | ||||
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| Member | Score | Time | Date | |
| 1 | Arturo | 100% | 1:00.2 min. | 30 May, '11 |
| 2 | El Sharif | 100% | 1:01.1 min. | 31 May, '11 |
| 3 | Drew06 | 100% | 1:02.7 min. | 27 Sep, '09 |
| 4 | Mano308gts | 100% | 1:03.2 min. | 31 May, '11 |
| 5 | Lenutza | 100% | 1:08.9 min. | 9 Jun, '11 |
| 6 | zoel | 100% | 1:12.2 min. | 28 May, '11 |
| 7 | joc3942 | 100% | 1:15.2 min. | 7 Oct, '10 |
| 8 | awst | 100% | 1:15.3 min. | 10 Apr, '11 |
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Atom to Universe - Level 2
Place the various distances or sizes at the appropriate spot on the logarithmic scale. Unlike Level 1, YOU have to place the units of measure which are above the line, and there are more things to size.
Comments (11)
slaaty
Quick link to the easier version
1 year ago
slaaty
Quick link to the easier Level 1 version
Mano, it was an intentional difference. Here in the one with more dots I wanted to use two of the same atoms' whole and nucleus sizes. Since the nucleus of a Hydrogen atom is a single proton, I chose Helium in this game as the small atom example. The intended surprising fact is that space occupied by the electron cloud of the tiny Helium atom is still orders of magnitude larger than just the nucleus of the much more massive Uranium atom.
One of my favorite stories from science is that of the gold foil experiment, about which researcher Ernest Rutherford wrote, "It was almost as incredible as if you fired a 15-inch shell at a piece of tissue paper and it came back and hit you."
1 year ago
Mano308gts
wow, fresh off the easier (Level 1) game, it only took me four tries to finish this one correctly... ;)
1 year ago
Mano308gts
very nice game! :) only one thing I noticed... where you had "diameter of hydrogen atom" in the first game, you now have "diameter of helium atom" was that intentional??? or accidental??? or doesn't it matter???
1 year ago
Nuclearclown
Not easy this one, but great game Slaaty :)
2 years ago
Hal 9000
Victory at last
5s
2 years ago
upat123
Finished at last.
Great game, Slaaty.
5s and faved
2 years ago
slaaty
This game is now part of the tournament, Advanced Science @ Not About Speed.
2 years ago
slaaty
A natural companion, I think, in relating (some) of these measurements to the wavelength and frequency of electromagnetic radiation, is tickman's Electromagnetic Spectrum (Advanced).
3 years ago
Aquambulushirsutus
An excellent and very educational game!
3 years ago