I like to learn something new every day.
Australia is wider than the moon.
Astronomy diapsid and number cruncher, other skills as required. Primary focus is exoplanets, but relatively up on other aspects of space/astronomy/spaceflight. Not indebted to ππ. Trying not to be just a stabby bird lost in the Outer Dark (p β€ 0.05).
'blog is about what you'd expect (pdn4kd.github.io)
(Also on esper and libera IRC servers)
π | nihilopteryx, πππͺπ·, and/or shantak |
Professional Nouns | he/him (p-value == ???) |
Amateur Nouns | they/them |
github | https://github.com/pdn4kd/ |
I like to learn something new every day.
Australia is wider than the moon.
IMINT #13139 from NROL-129 (Q CLEARANCE)
1. Inscrutable Doomscrolling
2. L'IL Site
3. Hollow Doomscrolling Dome
Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS is approaching the Sun at a speed of 58 km/s and is brightening week by week. The brightness has increased by about 1 magnitude in 3 weeks, now reaching magnitude 16.4V.
Attached is an astrometrically measured black and white image of the Clear filter, 12x2min, and an RGB image of 3x6x3min. Images taken last night 2025-08-15 from observatory Y71 Makroskooppi at Spain.
#HBD to arXiv!π
On August 14, 1991, the very first paper was submitted to arXiv. That's 34 years of sharing research quickly, freely & openly!
Some baby pictures to show how far we've come . . . when we were just a computer under a desk in 1991. . . & in our 1994 punk phase . . . πΆπΎ
Give a birthday present to arXiv on our birthday to support #openscience & arXiv for many birthdays to come. π
the perfect #Monsterdon meme doesnβt exβ¦
https://infosec.exchange/@Heidi/114838289011542131
EDIT: adding the video for posterity