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matteocantiello
8y ago
The Schwarzschild radius of Saturn is 3 *(Msat/MSun) km ~ 0.85 m, so it's much smaller than Saturn Radius ~ 6x10^7 m. As such, I believe any GR effect is probably absolutely negligible at the location of Saturn's rings.
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Multiscale Modeling of Astrophysical and Space Plasmas
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Deepthought: Knowledge discovery for astronomy literature
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A Short Guide to Using Python for Data Analysis in Experimental Physics
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Movie of oceans-induced magnetic field
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AstroNet: A Neural Network for Identifying Exoplanets in Light Curves
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The arXiv of the future will not look like the arXiv
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Using Declassified Test Films to Calculate the Energy of a Nuclear Weapon
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9y ago
Here's why I don't think it's worth any longer spending time learning LaTeX: When Donald Knuth came up with TeX, he had in mind the printed page. LaTeX gave writers the opportunity to control the way their printed documents l
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A new collaborative tool could revolutionize scientific authorship
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Have there been aliens? Will there be aliens?
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The PDF Is Dead. Also, Play with Gravitational Waves
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11y ago
Authorea | NYC "Google Docs meets Github for scientific research". We are a rapidly growing startup company driven by a social mission to make science more open and transparent. We are looking for a UX/UI Designer and Engine
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The most beautiful equation
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Collaborative Blogging Platform
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A society that does not trust his scientists is set on a dangerous course
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I made an interactive graphic to calculate the number of Galactic Civilizations
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Widespread p-hacking in the sciences?
(authorea.com)
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Where is everybody?
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The emergence of (intelligent) life in the Universe
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TV signals reached∼2100 potentially habitable planets.R we alone inthe Universe?
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Rise and Fall of the biggest discovery of the century?
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14y ago
Exactly! And at the same time we can exploit the power of the web, which unfolds into an easier approach to collaboration and a wider range of possibilities in terms of ways to show / plot / share the data and any other products of the scie
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14y ago
Thanks. Please try and give us feedback. We are very happy to hear from users!
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14y ago
Yep, we are exactly on the same wavelength! We have big plans :)
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14y ago
I totally hear you. And this is part of what we want to accomplish. As for the transparency/reproducibility I do not think this is too much long-term: already now if you prepare a paper on Authorea and publish it on a refereed journal, you
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14y ago
Thanks for the feedback. This is still work in progress, and we are planning to improve the export function to publication-ready format (as you suggest). This said, we want to bring the authoring process to the web principally for 2 reasons
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Notice though the big conceptual difference between any online (collaborative) LaTeX editor and Authorea. In Authorea articles are written in a browser and live in the browser (as HTML5 pages). There is a huge potential to be exploited by s
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Hi, Authorea consultant here. I completely agree. It's important to provide a seamless way to export Authorea articles to submission-ready format, for example by including the relevant Journal style file (or even giving users the option to