It is well known that panes of stained glass in old European churches are thicker at the bottom because glass is a slow-moving liquid that flows downward over centuries.
WTF?! That's bullshit. Dumbass New York Times.
Well known, but wrong.
Oh. Ok. Maybe I should read the whole thing before I blow up again.
Very cool article. I've done some basic kiln work (fusing and slumping) and glass is a fascinating subtance. Reminds me I need to put a Klein Bottle on my Christmas list this year.
Funny: “Many people tell me this is very contentious. I disagree violently with them.”
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It is well known that panes of stained glass in old European churches are thicker at the bottom because glass is a slow-moving liquid that flows downward over centuries.
WTF?! That's bullshit. Dumbass New York Times.
Well known, but wrong.
Oh. Ok. Maybe I should read the whole thing before I blow up again.
Very cool article. I've done some basic kiln work (fusing and slumping) and glass is a fascinating subtance. Reminds me I need to put a Klein Bottle on my Christmas list this year.
Funny: “Many people tell me this is very contentious. I disagree violently with them.”
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