#NASAExoplanets
“The Puzzling Gap Between How Old You Are and How Old You Think You Are”
For The Atlantic, Jennifer Senior writes about how and why people's subjective age -- the age you are in your head -- differs fromkottke.org
Previously, it was uncertain how many deaths linked to PM2.5 were associated with dust.
According to the team’s estimates, 22 percent of the premature deaths associated with PM2.5 were due to dust—much of this in a “dust belt” that spans from West Africa to East Asia.
#NASAEarth
"Apollo, Pegasus, and the Muses" by Giuseppe Antonio Fabbrini (1777).
Sailko, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
Another link: wga.hu/html_m/f/fabbrini/poggi…
Side wall picture: Apollo, Pegasus, and the Muses by FABBRINI, Giuseppe Antonio
Page of Side wall picture: Apollo, Pegasus, and the Muses by FABBRINI, Giuseppe Antonio in the Web Gallery of Art, a searchable image collection and database of European painting, sculpture and architecture (200-1900)www.wga.hu
Windblown dust and human-caused particle pollution called PM2.5 likely contributed to 2.89 million premature deaths in 2019, according to research led by @nasagoddard scientists.
How Dust Affects the World’s Health
NASA research finds that a combination of windblown dust and human-caused particle pollution was associated with nearly 3 million premature deaths in 2019.go.nasa.gov
Linux Kernel Broke A Feature NOBODY Uses!
The linux kernel has been around for a very long time and over the years many things have changed and workarounds have been in place, this one workaround is ...YouTube
If you’re in the northern hemisphere, this is an ideal time of year to spot cosmic objects from the Messier Catalog in the night sky – like the sparkling star cluster M7, seen in this new Hubble image!
M7 contains about 80 stars, loosely bound by gravity: go.nasa.gov/40mSIcq
#Hubble
One collapsed with such force that it was ejected from its galaxy, dragging its binary star companion out with it.
#MondayMotivation: It's all about the journey.
go.nasa.gov/2HI43y9
#NASAExoplanets
Chandra Finds Stellar Duos Banished from Galaxies
Scientists have found evidence that pairs of stars have been kicked out of their host galaxies. This discovery, made using data from NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory, is one of the clearest examples of stellar pairs being expelled from their galactic…Lee Mohon (NASA)
"The great refracting Telescope constructed at Dublin for the Vienna Observatory," by W. I. Mosses (1881).
Wellcome Collection, Public Domain via wellcomecollection.org/works/d…
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Meteorite fragment (not labelled/numbered) that was found in Hammadah al Hambra, Libya.
Tiia Monto, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
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Amélie Was Actually a KGB Spy
Jean-Pierre Jeunet, director of the 2001 romantic comedy The Fabulous Destiny of Amélie Poulain, has recut his beloved movie intkottke.org
Ready to take control of your digital life? Move from iCloud to Nextcloud today! ✨
Discover how easy it is to make the switch to our open source cloud in this article from opensource.com.
opensource.com/article/23/3/sw…
Switch from iCloud to Nextcloud
If you're wary of committing your data to cloud services controlled by a corporation but love the convenience of remote storage and easy web-based access, you're not alone.opensource.com
Unfortunately, I had to move in the other direction since Apple added support for end-to-end encryption while Nextcloud put the development of the previously marketed, but never built, end-to-end encryption features on hold.
github.com/nextcloud/end_to_en…
Status and Roadmap for e-2-e? · Issue #285 · nextcloud/end_to_end_encryption
End to End Encryption appears to be in an alpha state at the moment. It appears that updates since 2020 have been largely version bumps to allow installation on newer NC versions (up to v22) but ha...GitHub
Settings->Mobile&Desktop->Download configuration profile for macOS and iOS
Characterization and simulation of metagenomic nanopore sequencing data with Meta-NanoSim
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Characterization and simulation of metagenomic nanopore sequencing data with Meta-NanoSim
AbstractBackground. Nanopore sequencing is crucial to metagenomic studies as its kilobase-long reads can contribute to resolving genomic structural differencesYang, Chen (Oxford University Press)
Antisemitic tweets have more than doubled on Twitter since Elon Musk took over, a new study finds.
Asked for comment, Musk's press department auto-responded with a poop emoji. washingtonpost.com/politics/20…
Longer days are on the horizon! ☀️ 🌸
The March equinox marks the first day of spring in the Northern Hemisphere. It's also a time when the length of day and night are nearly equal.
Learn more: go.nasa.gov/40hcGVO
#NASAEarth
What Causes the Seasons? | NASA Space Place – NASA Science for Kids
The answer may surprise you.go.nasa.gov
#NASASolarSystem
The Rite of Spring | NASA Solar System Exploration
Of the countless equinoxes Saturn has seen since the birth of the solar system, this one, captured here in a mosaic of light and dark, is the first witnessed up close by an emissary from Earth … none other than our faithful robotic explorer, Cassini.NASA Solar System Exploration
Found this on other account. Please boost for reach: Fedora Linux is focusing on accessibility for the next five years. I'd love to see people with disabilities, very much including blind people, comment on this. If you're interested in Linux, or free and open source software, your voices are valuable. I hope Fedora finds our voices valuable too.
discussion.fedoraproject.org/t…
#accessibility #linux #fedora #foss
Fedora Strategy 2028: Focus area review (Accessibility)
Hello. Yes, sometimes, setting things up is a challenge, however, things are improving. The QT environment variables are definitely not needed for QT 6, and likely 5. Same can be said about GTK_MODULES, which are not needed at least from GTK 3.Fedora Discussion
📆20 March 2023
Today! @JAlanBird presents: “How Standards Help Us All Get Along in the New Playground of Big Data” at Industry of Things World USA
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How Standards Help Us All Get Along in the New Playground of Big Data
W3C Global Business Development Lead, J. Alan Bird, will give a talk on March 20, "How Standards Help Us All Get Along in the New Playground of Big Data". In […]\nwww.w3.org
From 12/21: I spoke with Harmit Malik on the #EMBOPodcast about how he got started, mobile genetic elements, genomic defences, and (with @tlemberger) preprints.
"Just like many other important transitions in life, I think my transition from chemical engineering to biology was chaperoned by a fantastic mentor.
(...)
He made even dry topics seem very interesting - but when he was teaching about the Lac operon and the basic fundamentals of molecular biology I was completely transfixed. It became something that I felt I could not pass up the opportunity to see if this is something I could spend the rest of my career on."
2023 Anti-Trans Bills: Trans Legislation Tracker
2023 anti-trans bills tracker. Explore data on U.S. anti-trans legislation including totals and themes including sports, bathrooms, healthcare, pronouns, drag shows, and education.translegislation.com
#NASA
What Causes the Seasons? | NASA Space Place – NASA Science for Kids
The answer may surprise you.go.nasa.gov
#WHM2023
Celebrate Two Women Highlighting Their Roles as Research Software Engineers • SC23
Two women welcoming the challenges and opportunities in building towards sustainable scientific software for climate research and chemistry.Cristin Merritt (SC22)
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What’s the Deal with Ozempic, the “Breakthrough” Diabetes and Weight-Loss Drug?
In the last several months, semaglutide, a drug originally developed to help manage type 2 diabetes, has been in the news for itkottke.org
"Astronomical spectroscope from Norman Lockyer Observatory, brass, with train of seven prisms. Thought to be the one made by John Browning, London for Norman Lockyer who first used it to view Solar Prominences [chromosphere] outside a solar eclipse."
Science Museum Group, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 via Norman Lockyer’s seven-prism spectroscope. 1987-1162/1 Science Museum Group Collection Online. collection.sciencemuseumgroup.…
Norman Lockyer’s seven-prism spectroscope | Science Museum Group Collection
Astronomical spectroscope from Norman Lockyer Observatory, brass, with train of seven prisms. Thought to be the one made by John Browning, London for Norman Lockyer who first used it to view Solar Prominences [chromosphere] outside a solar eclipse.collection.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk
This is exactly what 🐦amazon wants.
A world where they become the only library of digital books—free to exploit authors and censor at will.
Tell publishers to stop playing into Big Tech's hands: battleforlibraries.com/
Read more: wsj.com/articles/online-books-…
Online-Books Lawsuit Tests Limits of Libraries in Digital Age
Judge weighs publishers’ copyright challenge to Internet Archive’s lending of scanned booksErin Mulvaney (The Wall Street Journal)
Girl Genius: Adventures In Castle Heterodyne has a new trailer
Rain Games, developer of the Teslagrad series, World to the West and others are still working away on Girl Genius: Adventures In Castle Heterodyne and it finally has a new trailer.Liam Dawe (GamingOnLinux)
There's gonna be a game? Interesting
I should probably catch up on the webcomic, I haven't looked at it at all this year
Developer of Deadnaut: Signal Lost requests Linux testers
Deadnaut: Signal Lost from Screwfly Studios is an upcoming fast-paced sci-fi roguelike with a pretty unique style. The developer got in touch, as they want plenty more Linux testing.Liam Dawe (GamingOnLinux)
oh wow - it looks so cool,
unfortunately I don't have the time for beta testing :/.
But it's on my wishlist now.
But I think I prefer Dusker's atmosphere and minimalism (it was enough to inspire scenes in one of my books, after all).
Dee O’Hara (seen here with the Apollo 14 backup crew in 1971) was NASA’s first aerospace nurse, caring for the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo astronauts. Her career helped define the occupation of space nursing.
Read her oral history: go.nasa.gov/3mMjbkY
#WomensHistoryMonth
#NASAhistory
This is a neat project: software that makes subtle changes to artwork that renders it "unreadable" to #AI image training.
GOG Spring Sale is live with more free games
GOG are doing their own Spring Sale live now, and during it they will be giving away four free games.Liam Dawe (GamingOnLinux)
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