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(auto): Playing With Time’s gallery has dozens of QuickTime clips of elapsed-time movies. The time-scales vary widely, from a nerve cell in 20 microseconds to a woman aging over 69 years, to tectonic plates over 240 million years.

Playing with time

Tuesday 8 June 2004 — This is more than 21 years old. Be careful.

Playing With Time’s gallery has dozens of QuickTime clips of elapsed-time movies. The time-scales vary widely, from a nerve cell in 20 microseconds to a woman aging over 69 years, to tectonic plates over 240 million years.

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