Euclid Galaxy Zoo
Help us classify the shapes of galaxies. Galaxy Zoo Euclid is now LIVE at Zooniverse – Be the first to see these images from the Euclid space telescope. And I’m proud to say, I’m once again taking part in helping …
Category: Research
Combat Engineer Forum
Many moons ago when I started my VI Corps Combat Engineers of WWII website, I also began a forum, which currently has 2,336 members registered. Our members have made a total of 31,138 posts in 5,423 threads. I’m always pleased to see the amount of traffic it receives on a daily basis, even after all this time. For instance, in the last fifteen minutes (those are how stats are presented), I see 102 visitors. The most users online at one time was 673 on 04-25-2024 at 03:22 PM. That astounds me and makes me feel very proud…
Commentary on current trends in life
Although the above video by Rick Beato addresses comments from his previous video “The Real Reason Why Music is Getting Worse”, it’s far more reaching than that.
Electrifying
You know me, always interested in science and weather-related articles are no exception. The following is from Spaceweather.com, and I learned something new.
THE MAY 10TH SUPERSTORM ELECTRIFIED EARTH’S ATMOSPHERE: The geomagnetic superstorm of May 10, 2024, did more than spark widespread auroras. New data show that it also electrified Earth’s atmosphere. Fair weather electric fields jumped as much as 15% for four days after the storm.
Still waiting for proof
Aliens visiting Earth? Neil and I are waiting for crisp digital photographs/videos and of course DNA samples from trusted labs around the world.
Spaceweather.com
Planet Earth moon and sun (Nasa imagery) (Planet Earth moon and sun
A few years ago, I signed up to receive newsletters from Spaceweather.com, a news and information website about the Sun-Earth environment. They have many fascination articles, including information on when and where you can watch the aurora borealis, more commonly known as the northern lights (in my part of the world).