Cosmic Easter Egg and Cosmic Exclamation Point

Photo: NASA/JPL “With colors that would make Faberge green with envy, the Cartwheel galaxy stands out against a backdrop of other brightly-colored galactic bodies. The Easter egg appearance of this galaxy is due to false colors representing various wavelengths of light — ultraviolet in blue, B-band visible light in green, infrared in red and x-rayContinue reading “Cosmic Easter Egg and Cosmic Exclamation Point”

Milky Way Star Formation

https://www.space.com/34-image-day.html “Wednesday, October 2, 2019: In a new image from NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope, giant “bubbles” of dust and gas are bursting with new star formation. According to NASA, each of these bubbles contains hundreds of thousands of stars. These cosmic bubbles get their shape from stellar winds(‘) radiation emitted from massive young stars, which can pushContinue reading “Milky Way Star Formation”

Arctic Sea Ice is 2nd Lowest (in satellite records)

“Arctic sea ice reached its annual summer minimum on September 18, 2019, according to NASA and the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC). Analysis of satellite data by NSIDC and NASA showed that the extent of ice cover this year effectively tied 2007 and 2016 as the second lowest in the satellite record, whichContinue reading “Arctic Sea Ice is 2nd Lowest (in satellite records)”

New Breakthrough In DNA Based Storage Can Fit The Entire YouTube On A Spoon

Absolutely amazing! Data storage embedded in DNA ??! Whoa! Apparently, one of the biggest hang-ups now is trying to speed up the process of writing to artificial DNA. It’s very, very slow… takes a day to imprint MB’s of data. Wonder if we’ll ever get there? Maybe. Major, major breakthrough if it ever happens. GettingContinue reading “New Breakthrough In DNA Based Storage Can Fit The Entire YouTube On A Spoon”

Stunning Views of the Tarantula Galaxy

Photo :: courtesy of NASA/Hubble The Tarantula galaxy. Scary sounding name, huh? I don’t see a tarantula. Rorschach-wise, I see a mad dog’s face. How ‘bout you? The video link below illustrates the unbelievably-boundless nature of our cosmos. Staggering astronomy! Truly well worth watching. Video :: courtesy of space.com https://videos.space.com/m/GgK4kYqO/see-the-tarantula-nebula-in-stunning-infrared-and-visible-views

My First Blog Post

Above picture credit: nasa/Hubble Focus hard on navigating the troubled seas of now. Don’t worry-wart the past. Don’t worry-wart the future. JCT I have chosen to write a blog rather than write a personal journal. I don’t know if this was a wise choice or not. I know this will seem peculiar, but (to me)Continue reading “My First Blog Post”

Design a site like this with WordPress.com
Get started