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Category Archives: General
Adjust your watch..
The Feb. 27 magnitude 8.8 earthquake in Chile may have shortened the length of each Earth day. JPL research scientist Richard Gross computed how Earth’s rotation should have changed as a result of the Feb. 27 quake. Using a complex … Continue reading
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Duct (and other) Tape — in space.
Reasons why you should always carry a roll when heading into space, and how useful it truly is. Great read.
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Vices can be good for you…
I haven’t read the book (to my shame), but here is the post from Jeff, KE9V that explains my title.
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IEEE – Hams in Haiti
27 January 2010—Two weeks after a magnitude 7.3 earthquake devastated Haiti, amateur radio operators are hard at work there connecting rescuers within the country and to the outside world. But they are switching gears from rescue mode to recovery mode … Continue reading
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Speeding fines
I travel one of three different routes into work every day. i tend to follow one most of the time that brings me onto the Waterford City outer ring road. Now, given that I’m not exactly the slowest driver on … Continue reading
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Hope
Wow, time sure is flying by December 31st already. Let me see, things of note. Cormac is building a Millenium Falcon (very cool). Scott has released his new Weather Station, the ADS-WS1. I finally got my head around ALSA’s dsnoop … Continue reading
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Tagged AR5000, Hope-1, Millenium Falcon, Weather Station, XW-1
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Netopia Cayman PSU Fault?
There was I, browsing away, minding my own business on Friday evening, when all of sudden my Netopia Cayman lost sync. I tried rebooting it a few times but no joy. On reboot, it would respond to a few pings … Continue reading
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STS-127
STS-127 launched this evening, and for the first time ever I saw the orbiter and tank as they were going overhead, What a fantastic sight! Having seen it on the launchpad recently, I guess it made it a bit more … Continue reading
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Twittering using Morse Code.
Yes, you read it right. A massive project to bounce voices from Earth to the moon and back to another spot on Earth will be launched June 26. Several former astronauts and other famous people have signed on, and so … Continue reading
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