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the time is ripe for a quick and easy method to quantify trends in academic interest for anecdotal purposes from the paper https://arxiv.org/pdf/2102.06418 I am interested in the software offered … Continue reading Banana for scale: Gauging trends in academic interest by normalising publication rates to common and innocuous keywords
For the week of 08-14 February 2021, I will share particle research material, inspired poetry and crude drawings. Monday and Tuesday, yes, we will looking at meager leptonic objects. On … Continue reading Weird Science Week
The shape comes up along a curved base, as a Sangaku puzzle like 2,000 years later. Paint was dried. Harold Boas has an elegant paper on the arbelos with many … Continue reading Star Wars Arbelos
Reflections and Sympathy for Blue-collar Roughneck Futility, a trip to a canyon that acts as a “time capsule” offering a glimpse of what the region looked like 20,000 years ago, … Continue reading A Crass Plant Ecologist and Some Beautiful Whatnot Over Here
Connect to closest dot, divide by fold, do not overlap, and enjoy boundary condition of smooshed paint.
https://arxiv.org/abs/1903.06584 Not a difficult read. I have a fever. My brain is on fire with ideas. I wrote the lead author to offer encouragement. That’s the nerd equivalence of drunk … Continue reading Study ISM with ELF polarimetric radar
I wrote a plan for placing a mile-long image of a banana on Mars to be used as an antenna and telemetry tool in visual recognition systems. The plan was … Continue reading Martian banana for scale
Nature is surreal! Click the link.
https://resonance.is/3590-2/ Feature image source: https://m.imgur.com/r/holofractal/EaPZCZc Analogy: Hot webs of plasma https://www.wired.com/story/astronomers-have-found-the-universes-missing-matter/amp This is weird. Click the link. In an advanced astronomy course at USF in 2000, I … Continue reading Crystalline primes all the way
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