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    For November, 2016

    Lonely Speck’s Ultimate List of Best Astrophotography Lenses

    By Earl on 28 Nov 2016 No Comments

    Lens guide for astrophotography Top stuff!

    Lonely Speck’s Ultimate List of Best Astrophotography Lenses – Lonely Speck

     

    Source: www.lonelyspeck.com/lonely-specks-ultimate-list-of-best-astrophotography-lenses/

    Astronomers Have Traced The Source of The Most Powerful Radio Signal Ever Received From Space

    By Earl on 22 Nov 2016 No Comments

    And it’s from outside the Milky Way too.

    Astronomers Have Traced The Source of The Most Powerful Radio Signal Ever Received From Space

    Scientists have observed the most powerful fast radio burst (FRB) ever – an intensely brilliant burst of radiation emanating from outside our own Milky Way galaxy.

    Source: www.sciencealert.com/scientists-have-witnessed-the-most-powerful-intergalactic-radio-waves-ever

    Cosmic ‘barcode’ from distant galaxy confirms Nature’s constancy

    By Earl on 20 Nov 2016 No Comments

    Some cool news from “my” Uni – Swinburne. 

    Cosmic ‘barcode’ from distant galaxy confirms Nature’s constancy

    Cosmic ‘barcode’ from distant galaxy confirms Nature’s constancy

    Astronomers have confirmed that electromagnetism in a distant galaxy has the same strength as here on Earth

    Source: www.swinburne.edu.au/news/latest-news/2016/11/cosmic-barcode-from-distant-galaxy-confirms-natures-constancy.php

    Breaking into the Simulated Universe

    By Earl on 08 Nov 2016 No Comments

    If we’re in a simulated Universe, can we “break out” of it? 

    Breaking into the Simulated Universe

    I argued in my 2015 paper “Why it matters that you realize you’re in a Computer Simulation” that if our universe is indeed a computer simulation, then that particular discovery should be commonplace among the intelligent lifeforms throughout the universe.  The simple calculus of it all being (a) if intelligence is in part equivalent to detecting the environment (b) the environment is a computer simulation (c) eventually nearly all intelligent lifeforms should discover that their environment is a computer simulation.  I called this the Savvy Inevitability.  In simple terms, if we’re really in a Matrix, we’re supposed to eventually figure that out.

    Source: ieet.org/index.php/IEET2/more/Edge20161030

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