A search tool and index are provided to aid in finding the topic of interest quickly and efficiently. The title describes the name of the topic. The story describes the topic of interest. In order to assure the highest quality of information content, all authors are noted and references cited. In some instances, a short video clip may be viewed.
Audio samples are also available.
Each picture has an associated source or credit. If you click on the picture, you activate a hypertext link which carries you to the appropriate credit for that picture. The idea for ATG stemmed from a software program released in 1993 called Personal Animator for DOS, written by Nick Slater of Zeuter Development Corporation. Personal Animator allowed users to animate three dimensional objects of their own design including images, text and sound. The unique aspect of Personal Animator was that it allowed the user to set attributes of mass and charge to any object, effectively simulating planetary, molecular and atomic systems to a high degree of accuracy.