Science
The latin name for "Little Brain"
Cerebellum
The inspiration for the invention of the Ethernet
DAILY DOUBLE
ALOHAnet
Neil Gaiman was born here
Hampshire, England
Polyphonic synthesizers were being developed by the mid 1970's. Vangelis used them in this movie
Blade Runner
In her choice of angle and lighting, Berenice Abbott’s Penn Station is meant to resemble this
A Cathedral
The acronym LGN stands for this
Lateral Geniculate Nucleus
This person coined the word "Hypertext"
Ted Nelson
The college where Sarah Howe lectures at
Kings College, London
The place where George Lucas went on vacation with his wife on the day of the Star Wars premier
Hawaii
Caravaggio lived longer than Rembrandt, true or false
False, he lived 39 years compared to Rembrandt’s 63
The device that was invented by HansBerger in 1920 to measure the brains electrical activity
Electroencephalogram aka EEG
The two people who invented the ENIAC
John Mauchly and J. Presper Eckert
Esther Bradbury
The name of the song played in the opening scene of WALL-E and the musical it is from
DAILY DOUBLE
Put on Your Sunday Clothes, from Hello, Dolly!
You could make multiple prints from a single exposure
The five tastes
Sweet, Sour, Bitter, Salty, Umami
The inventor of the computer mouse
Douglas Englebart
The person who gave Giovanni the "cure" to purify him and Beatrice from the poison
Baglioni
The musical instrument with a keyboard that generates sound electronically
Compared to Romanesque cathedrals Gothic ones had this difference
Thinner walls
The amount of glomeruli in the olfactory bulbs on average
2,000
The 3 new technologies which the Social Science resource said to watch out for
Name 2
Blockchain
AI
Quantum Computing
Of the 5 senses there are 3 of which have been affected by Deirdre's change
Smell, Taste, Touch
The number of cinemas the screened Star Wars on its first day in theaters
only 32
These three things are given as examples for something that may be painted by a Precisionist artist, give at least one.
Skyscrapers
Bridges
Factories