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As seen on the new iPad commercial, Powers of Minus Ten lets you zoom in to explore human cells and molecules! Discover some of the basic concepts in biology and learn about the structures of a few of the key cells, proteins, and molecules found in our bodies. * 2011 App Store Rewind under Best Educational App! AN AWARD-WINNER! * Best Serious Game at Unite in Amsterdam, Unity Technologies' annual conference * Finalist/Honorable mention Best Interactive Game, 2011 Science Visualization Challenge * Featured by Apple in the 2011 App Store Rewind under Best Educational App for iPhone * Featured by Apple under New & Noteworthy POMT is... - meant to be a general introduction to the science behind cells and genetics - an ever-expanding visual guide to the microcosm (More content is constantly in the works) - a relatively seamless zooming experience that emphasizes the interconnectedness of life's processes at different levels of magnification - originally developed to supplement late middle school to early high school introductory science curriculum Produced with funding from the National Science Foundation, Powers of Minus Ten is perfect for a general introduction to the structures of the cell and key molecular processes. The iPad version includes instructional mini-games. Topics covered include: mitosis, transcription, translation, cell parts, and DNA replication.

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Powers of 10: Universe tour

The nature that we see is full of wonders and beauty. Not convinced? Look out of the window or in the mirror. But it doesn't stop there. The universe is packed with so many more things that we cannot see in our daily life - protons, atoms, cells, distant stars, galaxies and much more. But do you know how small an atom actually is, compared with us humans? Or how large the sun is, compared with the earth? And how many stars there are in the milky way? Powers of 10 will take you on a short journey through all the scales of our universe and will give you a hint of our universe's incommensurable size, beauty and complexity. From attometers to billions of lightyears – on every scale there is something to see.