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Breaking down NASA's tiny budget
(planetary.org)
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The Presidential budget proposal is a death sentence for NASA
(badastronomy.beehiiv.com)
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A huge unforced error by the United States.
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1y ago
Monumentally stupid considering what China is doing.
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China is quietly preparing to build a gigantic telescope
(science.org)
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1y ago
https://archive.is/e4tMs
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Astronomers discover strange new celestial object in our Milky Way galaxy
(washingtonpost.com)
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Astronomers discover strange new celestial object in our Milky Way galaxy
(apnews.com)
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Cosmic mystery deepens as astronomers find object flashing in radio and X-rays
(phys.org)
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Chinese EV Stocks Tumble After BYD Slashes Prices as Much as 34%
(bloomberg.com)
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Player Piano (Novel)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Immigration Is the Only Thing Propping Up California's Population
(wsj.com)
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and it was a huge failure and continues to be an issue in other countries. Just look at the UK with its council housing situation.
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The Alienated 'Knowledge Class' Could Turn Violent
(wsj.com)
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The 'Stealthy Wealthy' Who Make Their Money the Boring Way
(wsj.com)
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The AI Hiring Pause Is Officially Here
(bloomberg.com)
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1y ago
Politicians everywhere, remember this for your next campaign.
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The Vision Pro is a joke. Way too low resolution (PPD), heavy, expensive, and over-engineered and power hungry. It's baffling how it was ever greenlit.
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1y ago
Is this the same NYT that supported DEI these past few years?
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1y ago
Ironic that when women achieved parity in academia in the 2000s, academia as a industry is already on its way out like print magazines.
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1y ago
Reading that feels like parody. "for-profit gulag"?
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High-res imaging system captures distant objects by lasers and reflection
(physics.aps.org)
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sounds like you haven't visited a top-ranked physics department in a while
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1y ago
My guess is not much unless you give them a specific problem, and create a hierarchy. Otherwise things will just fragment into cliques and fights, like any university department.
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Dramatically improve microscope resolution with LED array and Ptychography [video]
(youtube.com)
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For an idea of how far the average US physics education has been dumbed-down in the past three decades, I doubt a 3rd year US-educated physics graduate student could pass a test on any of the chapters.
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My Month of Living Quince's Low-Cost Life of Luxury
(nytimes.com)
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Call It Sour Grapes (2020)
(betonit.ai)
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Doubtful. It's a way of life, as anyone has interacted with German academics knows.
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1y ago
When the next pandemic hits, for people who don't remember the last one.
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