Where can I go to see something like that? I mean besides driving off into the sunset until I run out of gas...
Where can I go to see something like that? I mean besides driving off into the sunset until I run out of gas...
Where can I go to see something like that? I mean besides driving off into the sunset until I run out of gas...
Areas within a few miles of an observatory would be your best bet. Most will be in location with minimal light pollution.Where can I go to see something like that? I mean besides driving off into the sunset until I run out of gas...
Da Vinci surgery system uses miniature instruments to allow doctors to work in small spaces inside patients' bodies. Video shows that the robot can perform complicated maneuvers such as tying a knot as it sutures a detached bit of grape back on its host. Surgeons work at remote console with devices that mimic regular hand movements while watching 3D camera display.
Where can I go to see something like that? I mean besides driving off into the sunset until I run out of gas...
That reminds me. Did you guys ever watch the surgery channel or whatever the fuck it was in the 90s?
I assumed shit like open heart surgery was a delicate operation, much like those gifs. Nice and steady, nice and careful.
Nope. Always looked like a redneck trying to fix a carburetor with a knife and hammer.
That reminds me. Did you guys ever watch the surgery channel or whatever the fuck it was in the 90s?
I assumed shit like open heart surgery was a delicate operation, much like those gifs. Nice and steady, nice and careful.
Nope. Always looked like a redneck trying to fix a carburetor with a knife and hammer.
I remember watching a hip replacement surgery on there once. First, they sawed off the top of the femur with a bone saw (which sounded just like what you would think) and replaced it with an artificial ball joint which was screwed into the bone. Then, they took what looked like a cheese grater and ground down the hip socket and hammered in the replacement receptable, secured it with more screws, then put everything back together. All this on an 80 year-old woman who was up and walking the next day.That reminds me. Did you guys ever watch the surgery channel or whatever the fuck it was in the 90s?
I assumed shit like open heart surgery was a delicate operation, much like those gifs. Nice and steady, nice and careful.
Nope. Always looked like a redneck trying to fix a carburetor with a knife and hammer.