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Monthly Archives: April 2009
8 Neutron Star “Facts”!
Neutron stars are amongst the most extreme objects in the known universe. And I don’t mean extreme as in frontside 360 stalefish varial, I mean the kind of extreme that would’ve given Einstein bad dreams. Born in supernovae, neutron stars … Continue reading
Coronal Mass Ejections
Oooo… Maybe we really are a step closer to being able to predict space weather!
How different could life be under a red dwarf sun?
I’ve been mulling over this paper for a few days now. Last week, NASA JPL put out a press release about cool stars having a different mix of life forming chemicals to sun-like stars. The release was immediately picked up … Continue reading
Posted in art, astrobiology, Imported from Livejournal
Tagged art, astrochemistry, papers, stars
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I just couldn’t resist… Mainly because I did actually laugh out loud. With thanks to Nicole, the Noisy Astronomer. In other news, Carnival of Space #98 is live, courtesy of Universe Today. Marvellous!
Nature Chemistry
I think I have a new ambition! Somehow this completely slipped under my radar, but the Nature Publishing Group have, just this month, released a shiny new journal specifically for all manner of chemical goodness! Nature Chemistry looks to be … Continue reading
Posted in academia, chemistry, Imported from Livejournal
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Musical Tesla Coils!
This is just too cool… Steve Ward and Jeff Larson’s twin solid state musical tesla coils. I love science!
Easter Egg
Happy Easter, from approximately 3000 light years away! This is the Egg Nebula, and with a length of roughly a light year, it’s the largest Easter egg you’ll ever see! The Egg (RAFGL 2688) is probably one of my favourite … Continue reading
Pale Blue Dot
“Look again at that dot. That’s here. That’s home. That’s us. On it everyone you love, everyone you know, everyone you ever heard of, every human being who ever was, lived out their lives. The aggregate of our joy and … Continue reading
Brian Cox tribute to Carl Sagan
Oooo… BBC Radio 4 are going to be airing a tribute to Carl Sagan, presented by none other than Brian Cox. I’d write more, but instead I’m going to direct you over to Astro Engine where Ian O’Neill has already … Continue reading
Periodic Shower Curtain
It’s impossibly geeky of me that I really want one of these, isn’t it? Yeah, I thought so…
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Supernova Condensate 
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