First glimpses into the deepest cosmic mysteries.
A special event tomorrow at 7:00 PM PST, from Stanford University and online.
A special event tomorrow at 7:00 PM PST, from Stanford University and online.
KIPAC - Rubin Observatory - July 1st
- Thread starter JeffKeryk
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When I saw the title of this thread, I knew it had to be from you @JeffKeryk . Not a dig, a compliment!
Been looking at the pics from the Vera Rubin over the past week. What a great addition to astronomical science.
Thanks for the heads up to the presentation tomorrow.
Been looking at the pics from the Vera Rubin over the past week. What a great addition to astronomical science.
Thanks for the heads up to the presentation tomorrow.
Walking on Stanford's huge campus is amazing; every lecture I attend leaves me feeling smarter and offers perspective as to our place in the Universe.
You're a lucky man to be able to do so.
Never stop learning! Life would be so boring...
I think many have the wrong impression of Silicon Valley. Our foundation is steeped in Science. I worked in SEMI, which refers to Semiconductor Manufacturing Equipment development and manufacturing, which some call the most high tech of the high tech, because he do you fab a new chip without the machine to fab it? Kinda chicken-and-egg concept.
So I used Computer Science to work with this incredible industry. I learned a lot. When you are talking about the size of the traces in Nanometers, your mind just might be blown.
I love this stuff.
wemay
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thanks OP, amazing stuff. I just read where Webb just found an exoplanet covered by 30% water. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smar...n-world-james-webb-telescope-finds-180982887/
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