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MICHELSON INTERFEROMETER1 comment

The Science Blog wrote 1 month ago: 1. INTRODUCTION The Michelson Interferometer is a configuration for optical interferometry invented … more →

Tags: Physics

Interesting Interferometry

Esuohlleb wrote 11 months ago: Here’s an interesting little fact that I just picked up from a book on Radio Astronomy: You mi … more →

Tags: Hardcore Physics, Physics, radio

SKA - no longer a troublesome mass-mailing computer virus9 comments

Paul Ducklin wrote 12 months ago: In computer security history, the word Ska is most closely associated not with the musical genre tha … more →

Tags: Australia, Virus, New Zealand, South Africa, Ska, happy'99, reggae, mass-mailing, astronomy

IMHO, we ALL may well be implanted with tracking & mind control nanotechnology via chemtrails spraying, food, air, water, even products we buy. Welcome to the new world order...1 comment

Timothytrespas wrote 1 year ago: In my humble opinion, we all may well be “implanted” by now, and those who are not yet i … more →

Tags: elf or EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY electromagnetic radiatio, emf: electro-motive force, Signals, Targeting of individuals in the United States: MK-ULTRA, symptoms of implantation remote neural connection and b, Mind Control is HERE NOW and being used on entire popul, New World Order, nanotechnology, implants

you exist interferometry

bondi2610 wrote 1 year ago: lost 19: you exist interferometry they shoot and shoot and run after people don’t they. she pulls th … more →

Tags: Adam and Eve on a Winter Afternoon, Carmelita McGrath, Grant D. Savage, Homeostasis, Juxtaposition, Riddle Fence, Shahai, southword, stuart ross

Implantable prosthetic microphone; Cochlear Limited; U.S. Pat. No. 8,014,871

Bruce_Itchkawitz wrote 1 year ago: U.S. Patent No. 8,014,871, issued on September 6, 2011 to Cochlear Limited, of Macquarie University, … more →

Tags: detector, Medical, Patent, IP, Cochlear Limited

A Summer Schooling

Katherine Rosenfeld wrote 1 year ago: The sun sets (or also rises?) over CARMA. I spent the past week in California’s Inyo Mountains … more →

Tags: Personal Experiences, Observing, Carma, Summer School

Interference is awesome2 comments

Pete Rowley wrote 1 year ago: Obviously the title depends somewhat on context, as Micahel Jackson would no doubt attest (I am of c … more →

Tags: astronomy, Science, Radioastron, Telescope, Hubble Space Telescope, Kazakhstan, Hubble

The alternative history of Radio Astronomy

Seren wrote 1 year ago: I wrote this history for my thesis but apparently it’s ‘too colloquial’ and … more →

Tags: Radio Astronomy, History

Measuring Stellar Radii to Understand Exoplanets

Caroline Morley wrote 1 year ago: Title: 55 Cancri: Stellar Astrophysical Parameters, A Planet in the Habitable Zone, and Implications … more →

Tags: Daily paper summaries, Exoplanets, observations, habitable zone, Stellar Astrophysics

Interferometric defect detection; KLA-Tencor Tech. Corp.; U.S. Pat. No. 7,924,434

Bruce_Itchkawitz wrote 1 year ago: U.S. Patent No. 7,924,434, issued on April 12, 2011 to KLA-Tencor Technologies Corp. of Milpitas, CA … more →

Tags: detector, Metrology, Patent, IP, KLA-Tencor

Combined interferomety/ellipsometry surface analysis system; Zygo Corp.; U.S. Pat. No. 7,884,947

Bruce_Itchkawitz wrote 2 years ago: U.S. Patent No. 7,884,947, issued on February 8, 2011 to Zygo Corp. of Middlefield, CT, discloses an … more →

Tags: reflectometry, ellipsometry, Patent, IP, zygo

MEMS Michelson interferometer; Block Engineering, Inc.; U.S. Pat. No. 7,880,890

Bruce_Itchkawitz wrote 2 years ago: U.S. Patent No. 7,880,890, issued on February 1, 2011 to Block Engineering, LLC of Marlborough, MA, … more →

Tags: detector, Spectroscopy, Mems, Patent, IP, Block Engineering

Confirmation of transmissive medium pervading space78 comments

tallbloke wrote 3 years ago: Russian scientist Yu.M. Galaev published a paper back in 2002 which is destined to become a seminal … more →

Tags: solar system dynamics, Astrophysics, Speed of Light, Ether, aether, Dayton Miller

Now for Something Beautiful...Sunset Over the Twin Keck Observatory Domes

Dr. David Waggoner, PhD wrote 3 years ago: This from Astronomy.com: The Keck interferometer on Mauna Kea, Hawaii. The interferometer consists o … more →

Tags: Astrobiology, astronomy, Disci, Science, Science and Religion, The Intersection, accretion disk, black holes, keck

Now for Something Beautiful...Sunset Over Kecks' Twin Domes

Dr. David Waggoner, PhD wrote 3 years ago: This from Astronomy.com: The Keck interferometer on Mauna Kea, Hawaii. The interferometer consists o … more →

Tags: astronomy, astronomy photos, Extreme Thinkover, Mauna Kea Observatories, Max Planck Institute for Radio Astonomy, accretion disk, black holes, keck, Keck Observatory

[MADS] compressed sensing

HLee wrote 3 years ago: Soon it’ll not be qualified for [MADS] because I saw some abstracts with the phrase, compresse … more →

Tags: AstroStatistics, -Stat.-, Algorithms, Machine learning, arXiv, Quotes, Jargon, book, compressed sensing

Wonder twins telescope sees star’s dying gasps | Bad Astronomy

bellaireastro wrote 4 years ago: Wonder twins telescope sees star’s dying gasps | Bad Astronomy | Discover Magazine. Oh man! With opt … more →

Tags: Space, Observing, astro blogs, stellar astronomy

Virtual Telescope Creates High-Res Star Image1 comment

emmetcole wrote 4 years ago: Say hello to T-Leporis --a star some 100 times larger than the sun, located 500 light years away in … more →

Tags: Science, asronomy, VLT, very large telescopes, Telescopes, Chile, European Southern Observatory, ESO, Stars


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