Ronin yorkshire physicist, Ph.D, currently in Vancouver (Canada).
Happiest with cryogens and tight mass budgets.
Maker of odd and sometimes silly things. For 'tis said, "A shiny machine is a happy machine"
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Ronin yorkshire physicist, Ph.D, currently in Vancouver (Canada).
Happiest with cryogens and tight mass budgets.
Maker of odd and sometimes silly things. For 'tis said, "A shiny machine is a happy machine"
| Making things | |
| Physics |
A reminder for folk that today's Asteroid Day.
If your skies are clear, please look up and take a few minutes to wonder anew at the scale and mysteries that abound.
Best patent figure of the day.
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A year in the gamma ray sky! Small specks are mainly supermassive black holes in distant galaxies. Big short-lived blips are gamma-ray bursts... also from distant galaxies.
I think I recognize some of the persistent bright spots near the Galactic plane, like Cygnus and Vela. Others are mysterious to me. Let's compare a map of the X-ray sky, where these objects are named!
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I can't move to the Fediverse properly until I reproduce my famous pinned post from the birdsite, so here it is:
P.S.A. To all vintage computer and video game collectors:
Go through your collections and GET THE DAMN BATTERIES OUT!
Now! Don't wait! Seriously, put down the phone, go to your collection and take out all the batteries. Right now! Even if they look "okay" they are NOT SAFE after this much time.