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Astronomers Find “Cannonball Pulsar” Speeding Through Space
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Organicity in abstract strategy games
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Abstract Strategy Games: The Definitive Guide
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The Epoch of Planet Formation, Times Twenty
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History Lapse: the most natural and easiest way of learning history
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One of the most exciting things about this discovery is that because Barnard's star is so close, the planet should have a maximum angular separation of 0.22 arcseconds. Directly imaging the planet in reflected light from the star [1] w
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There's an interesting parallel to the start of radio astronomy in the United States. Immediately after World War II, the US largely ignored radio astronomy in the 40's and early 50's while the British, Dutch, and Australians
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When is a nova not a ‘nova’? When a white dwarf and a brown dwarf collide
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Yes, I agree, it's a combination of high inclination, perihelion, and eccentricity that point point to scattering. The clustering of the arguments of perihelia is less straight forward (you can see it in Figure 4 of the linked pre-prin
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They don't explain it in detail, but the reason it's consistent with Planet IX [1] is its orbit has specific properties that require a near pass with a large body in the outer solar system (basically the definition of Planet XI).
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It's remarkable to see how Zooniverse has branched out into so many fields and different projects now. An interesting andecdote I have from grad school is that another student was working on a project, a component of which involved cla
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Google Buzz: Privacy nightmare (2010)
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Or before that, Google Buzz! The opt-out social network which nobody asked for that automatically shared your contacts.
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I've found Zotero to be very convenient for managing notes alongside where they matter for me at least, which is alongside documents and images. You can also link related entries and add tags. The notes are very basic, so probably lack
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VLBA Measures Asteroid’s Characteristics
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Stellarium [0] is such a great project. We even used it in an upper-division college observational astronomy course to perform the historical experiment to measure the Earth-Sun distance (the astronomical unit or au). It was a lot of fun, w
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With regards to "what was there for them to do?", the GP responded with the most authentically human things. Just like money can't buy happiness, technology can't buy you fulfillment and meaning, even if both can make yo
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First Science with ALMA’s highest-frequency capabilities
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Accusing Vox of a hidden agenda and bad faith really isn't called for. And I don't see how the fact that healthier food, under some circumstances, can cost more, is a controversial statement. The chart for point 4 even supports yo
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I think your statement is rhetorical, but it is obviously the compensation that experts require along with short term thinking.
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Hobbes' Internet Timeline
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This is unfortunately not true for radio astronomy, the receivers are very sensitive, and will show interference from even a simple LCD screen within a mile. At frequencies below 1 GHz, the VLA often has to throw away more than half of the
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Joy programming language
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The Joy programming language
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Pyxel: A retro game development environment in Python
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> It can be argued that the European Union has failed/is failing, at least partially, because of a lack of a common language. In the peak periods of the Roman Empire, Latin was the Lingua franca that enabled business transactions, a
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Physics of the interstellar and intergalactic medium by Bruce Draine for astronomy and study of the interstellar medium.
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Enduring ‘radio rebound’ powered by jets from Gamma-Ray Burst
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Zotero: An open-source tool to help collect, organize, cite, and share research
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Thoughts on Urban Survival (2005)
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