I prepared this for distribution to the participants of our second Astrophotography workshop later this week. And maybe with more research and refinement this might become an actual pop-publication one day. Get a PDF copy of this guide (v1, 10/10/2023)COMING SOON
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e342 – The Zeeman Effect (Experimental Design Review)
The following attachment is a review presentation that I prepared as part of my application to lead the Auckland Advanced Physics Lab next year, for which I am unsuccessful. The inability to tell beginnings and pinnacles apart is an ever-relevant phenomenon of the human condition. References to internal and other previliged material have been removed.
Trying Stable Diffusion by Visualising “Teardrop” by Massive Attack
Please scroll down to proceed. https://youtu.be/C54GXlNI4Nw Stills gallery The images below were generated on a text prompt alone.
Conquest of Spaces – A (Rather Late) Review of James Webb Space Telescope’s First Five Images.
To appear in UoA Scientific Review, 2022 Issue 4. Images from https://www.flickr.com/photos/nasawebbtelescope/albums/72177720300469752 In mid-July 2022, a million miles from Earth, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) entered service. Five unique test images highlighting the telescope’s various subsystems and capabilities were made available to the public in high-profile events from the governments of the USA and … Continue reading Conquest of Spaces – A (Rather Late) Review of James Webb Space Telescope’s First Five Images.
Humanity’s first portrait of Sagittarius A*
The supermassive black hole at the core of our galaxy
357686312646216567629137 and Friends
Many people close to FWPhys are aware of, in possession of, or about to possess, our first STEM merchandise, the Left Truncatable Prime Pencil. Printed on it is the largest base-10 number that remains prime as you remove digits from the left side by means of sharpening the pencil. US$3 a pair. It's common knowledge … Continue reading 357686312646216567629137 and Friends
[Lux : Phys] Bubbles and Thin-Film Interference
With beautiful afternoon daylight, a brain freshly loaded with spherical harmonics, a vial of soap water, and a powerful lens, I ran behind bubbles and attempted to zoom in on their exquisite optical details. Multibubble Thin Film Pattern Details Whand A Whand B Whand C Whand A' Hand