Showing posts with label science. Show all posts
Showing posts with label science. Show all posts

Thursday, 17 December 2009

The Invisible Universe - Google on Dark Matter

Sometimes coincidence really smacks you in the face! It is easy to get mystical, but one night my train of thought got somehow got on to what algorithms Google could make from the data they are getting from Google Wave! I ended up believing I know what the dark matter is in the universe. Problem is I am not trained in mathematics; I applied to do physics degree I even went to an informal polite chat. "One does not have the ability after reading a few books and Open University qualification" he could have been wrong?
But when it comes to predicting relationships between week and strong ties, we may find out that our universe is deterministic.
To make any prediction calculations you need to factor in the whole of the universe, so you need to know what is in the whole universe, including the dark matter.

I noticed this twitter from Daily Galaxy http://www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2009/12/google-cosmology-dark-energy.html
It includes this talk on Google Talks about dark matter! I haven’t finished it yet, I have got up until the bit about gravitons (a theoretical particle) I am excited to see what they say, because in my theory the Graviton is not a particle, it is..... Well I am going to study this Video first, it would be great to think I was not far off.



Friday, 30 October 2009

Vintage Science

Exploring The Moon Map

I have a passion for vintage science and have some books myself at home. I was so delighted to have read this article on Wired, and also to listen to a storyboard Podcast. It was my first podcast! It was an exciting day today!. The podcast was the art Director Carl DeTorres, chatting about his discovery of author Roy AS. Gallant.

Listen to the Pod cast here

The podcast is a great behind the science chat about the motivations behind the Wired article Classic 1950s Science Textbooks Get a 21st-Century Update

Friday, 24 April 2009

Space is so big


Image: NASA/ESA
I mean, so big, more big than I can imagine, I like thinking how big space is. It hurts when I think about how chuffing big space actually is. And when I see photographs like this, I am reminded, I think is is good to be reminded how mutter chuffing big space actually is. 
Thanks Wired for brining me the lastest Hubble images.

Wednesday, 9 July 2008

Internet Memes


Ok my last post was old!!! for years old. Time-lines on the internet. MEMES
need to dig out the New Scientist article I have on Memes at home. see if it is the same person.