A historical anecdote that might repeat itself.
Author: FranklyWrong
Theoretical Physics PhD Student at the University of Auckland. Unlicensed mathematical physics practitioner.
[Lux] Sports Cars, Speed Graphics, and Shiny Metal Fetishisation at 2021 Auckland Starship Car Show
[Lux] A Cinematic Color Experimentation
I know, I know. Being cinematic is much more than cutting your full-frame photos into widescreen. Here's a try nonetheless.
[Lux] Fun with a Spherical Lens
‘Not Even Light’ – Continuing the Project After 2 Years
Dumping another draft before I get back to science ...
Semilogy
Part of me thought it might be fitting to dump the following thought threads out of my brain, where a coarsely implemented make-believe persona of a health counsel suggested it might be for my own benefit. eyes on logarithm In my context, semilogy doesn't have anything to do with that cool humanities subject related to … Continue reading Semilogy
2021 LISA NZ Workshop – Quick and Characteristically Non-Technical Thoughts
For those of you who didn't come to FWPhys for the first time after reading my graduate school application, you may be interested to know that I also run the New Zealand Astrostatistics and General Relativity Working Group's online presence (Gravity.ac.nz), which is part of the ESA-led LISA (Laser Interferometer Space Antenna) project due in … Continue reading 2021 LISA NZ Workshop – Quick and Characteristically Non-Technical Thoughts