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PBS Space Time discussing the best evidence we have that the theories of quantum physics truly represent the underlying workings of reality.
Parker solar probe has been launched! Excited to see its future observations.
CMP
Trajectories of the Earth system in the anthropocene
Dream on
Some of the young experimentalists today are a bit too conservative. In other words, they are afraid to do something that is not in the mainstream. They fear doing something risky and not getting a result. I don’t blame them. It’s the way the culture is. My advice to them is to figure out what the most important experiments are and then be persistent. Good experiments always take time.[…]
Young students don’t always have the freedom to be very innovative, unless they can do it in a very short amount of time and be successful. They don’t always get to be patient and just explore. They need to be recognized by their collaborators. They need people to write them letters of recommendation.[…]
Communicate. Don’t close yourselves off. Try to come up with good ideas on your own but also in groups. Try to innovate. Nothing will be easy. But it is all worth it to discover something new.
—Sau Lan Wu
Radar evidence of subglacial liquid water on Mars
Electron images achieve record-breaking resolution
7 is the only prime followed by a cube
“What is the single most important thing that you want your readers to learn?” Thorne: The amazing power of human mind — by fits and starts, blind alleys, and leaps of insight — to unravel the complexities of our Universe, and reveal the ultimate simplicity, the elegance, and the glorious beauty of the fundamental laws that govern it. From the book, ‘Black Holes & Time Warps: Einstein’s Outrageous Legacy’ by Kip S. Thorne.
5G beam-steering antennas: more accurate, less power hungry
Taking a new approach to phase shifting antennas increases network range, data rate, and capacity
Mathematicians find wrinkle in famed fluid equations
If I do close my eyes, what is it that I picture years from now?
Like Leon said, doesn’t one need to understand that, before they’re ready to fight for their existence?
How would my future fairytale unfold?
Will I finally connect with those I deeply care for?
Will I reunite with old friends long gone?
See the ones I love find true happiness?
Maybe this future includes people I’d never dream of getting close to.
Even make amends with those I have unfairly wrong.
A future that’s not so lonely.
A future filled with friends and family.
You’d even be there.
A world I’ve always wanted.
And you know what?
I would like very much to fight for it.
— Elliot
$$ a^n + b^n = c^n $$ $$ n > 2 $$
Fermat’s Last Theorem states that no three integers satisfy the above equation for any integer value greater than 2.
Feynman 100: A Celebration of Richard Feynman’s Life and Legacy on the Occasion of his 100th Birthday.
IMHO
ArchLabs has all the preferences that I want. I think I will use this for a long amount of time.
Starting to get used in using Solus.
Meteorologist