Holograms may not be an invention reserved for galaxies far, far away, after all.
Today, science isn’t quite as advanced as Princess Leia’s holographic projection in Star Wars, but there is one man who can help us all get a little bit closer to understanding holograms: Bill Nye. In the latest installment in GE’s #EmojiScience, Nye sheds light on the science of holograms.
Of course, all those big, scientific words may be easy for Nye, but for the rest of us, we’re going to need a more universal language like emoji to really let the lesson sink in and finally restore balance to the Force.
Help us, Bill Nye the Science Guy, you’re our only hope.
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