A fast and flexible, program-able and expandible cellular automata machine, including Conway's LIFE plus over 70 (SEVENTY!) other applications of cellular automata, ready to use and collected from various sources (Scientific American alias Spectrum der Wissenschaft, Cellular Automata Machines by Toffoli & Margolus and other..). So what is a cellular automata then? Think of the computer screen as devided into tiny squares like the squares on checkered paper. Each tiny square is called a "cell" of the automata, and each cell can be filled with one of several defined "colors". The coloring of the square is called "the state" of "the cell".