Donkey Butter posted:wasn't that cheese that is was cutting?
Hmmm, yeah, I bet you're right
I can't pick just one photo, so here's a page full.
http://www.sheldonsfans.com/article-151 ... uched.html
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"City map drawn in the sky:
That's Eura, Finland, shown as inverted images. While the text captioning the above graphics is in Finish, a fuller explanation is given by the Bad Astronomer at the link above.
That's Eura, Finland, shown as inverted images. While the text captioning the above graphics is in Finish, a fuller explanation is given by the Bad Astronomer at the link above.
Bill Simmons the sportswriter's Twitter avatar - Manny in some World Series (or post-season) game I can't quite place. Trademark big homer pose.
Recall Tabby's Star?
Further analysis of Tabby's Star finds more weird dimming behavior dating back to 1890. Astronomers looked back at old photographic plates and have found that between 1890 and 1989 that this same star had dimmed about 20% overall between those years.
Further analysis of Tabby's Star finds more weird dimming behavior dating back to 1890. Astronomers looked back at old photographic plates and have found that between 1890 and 1989 that this same star had dimmed about 20% overall between those years.
DEyncourt posted:Recall Tabby's Star?
Further analysis of Tabby's Star finds more weird dimming behavior dating back to 1890. Astronomers looked back at old photographic plates and have found that between 1890 and 1989 that this same star had dimmed about 20% overall between those years.
Ah, the Bad Astronomer provided this graphic showing the dimming of Tabby's Star over time:
The grey "stars" are showing the brightness of two other nearby stars on those same photographic plates to demonstrate that Tabby's Star was behaving differently. Remember that magnitude is a logarithmic scale so that change from about 12.30 to about 12.45 represents an overall loss in brightness of about 20%.
seems legit
It would be interesting if the light itself didn't actually come from a star.
that explains a lot
Kirk posted:[snip of drawing of structures being built in space]
You can see undramatized versions of the graphs that were given above here and at the links through my posts there.
BTW: KIC 8462852 == Tabby's Star. The latter is an informal name taken from the name of the lead scientist--Tabetha Boyajian--studying the star.
Those don't look like very high quality pans.
Pithecanthropus posted:ukimalefu posted:
That's exactly what it looks like when I cook!
I think you lack the second appeal.
ukimalefu posted:
How to determine whether you purchased a real copy or a pirate copy!
sturner posted:ukimalefu posted:
How to determine whether you purchased a real copy or a pirate copy!
Almost looks like Welsh.
I always run Wandows in Safe Mode wath Fetwgrkifg.
eeeewwwww
That pic is at least a couple years old. Yeah, incredible what difference being frozen can make.
