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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Frank Turner – I Still Believe
Frank Turner – I Still Believe. Phenomenal song by the mighty Frank Turner. Who’d have thought, that after all, something so simple, something so small, who’d have thought, after all, it wass rock and roll. I still believe. Onwards!
Nikon Small World – Photomicrography Competition
The Nikon Small World – Photomicrography Competition this year had some outstanding images. From their site: “Small World is regarded as the leading forum for showcasing the beauty and complexity of life as seen through the light microscope. For over … Continue reading
Origami DNA
Deoxyribonucleic acid, more commonly known as DNA, is simply amazing. It provides the genetic basis of life, and is essential for, well, every living thing. It also has an instantly recognisable structure; the double helix. Discovered by James D. Watson and … Continue reading
Posted in Ramblings, Science
Tagged deoxyribonucleic acid, DNA, Francis Crick, James D. Watson, origami DNA, yourgenome.org
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In, Through, and Beyond Saturn’s Rings
This phenomenal photograph of four of Saturn‘s moons was taken by the Cassini space probe. The following information is taken from the APOD website: “A fourth moon is visible on the above image if you look hard enough. First — and farthest in … Continue reading
Iridium
Another beautiful time lapse video, entitled “Iridium“. Produced at Lake Eyre in central Australia as part of the SALT project, this video is a great example of how the stars move differently in the southern hemisphere. The Bad Astronomy blog has … Continue reading
Posted in Science
Tagged Australia, Bad Astronomy, Iridium, Lake Eyre, Milky Way, SALT, time lapse
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How Big Was The World’s Population When You Were Born?
The world’s population is likely to reach 7 billion by the end of the month, which is a staggering number. This is expected to reach 15 billion by the end of the century. To see for yourself the changes in … Continue reading
Posted in News, Ramblings, Science
Tagged 7 billion, BBC, population, The Guardian, world population
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Markus Fischer – A Robot That Flies Like A Bird
Very impressive TED demonstration of a robot that really does fly like a bird. An excellent experiment on how to be energy efficient and conserve resources. The Guardian has a small section about the demonstration as well. Upwards and onwards!
Posted in Science
Tagged a robot that flies like a bird, energy, Markus Fischer, robot, TED, The Guardian
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The D.O.T – Whatever It Takes
The D.O.T – Whatever It Takes. The D.O.T consists of Robert Harvey (of The Music fame) and Mike Skinner (from The Streets), and their new set of music is really rather fantastic. Check them out. Onwards!
Posted in Music
Tagged Mike Skinner, Robert Harvey, The D.O.T, The Music, The Streets, Whatever It Takes
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