the mortar the merrierThe BATF will show up any day now...
X-ray astronomy may have just opened up:
https://www.nextbigfuture.com/2019/...e-x-ray-space-telescope-100-times-better.html
and at last, I can see planets in their undies
the mortar the merrierThe BATF will show up any day now...
X-ray astronomy may have just opened up:
https://www.nextbigfuture.com/2019/...e-x-ray-space-telescope-100-times-better.html
ok, admit it, you triedThose things from the comics never worked.
So, some pictures of Spock's Science Station as promised. What's really neat about this is he built a fully-functional GOTO system out of it. All the lights flash, and all the buttons are functional, as in they have an active function associated with it and not just for looks. Even the data tapes are functional. One looks through the viewer on what I assume is a tablet PC running some planetarium software, and controlled via the orange puck on the side of the viewer.
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Does it make the whirring and chirping sounds as well?
Where is this located?So, some pictures of Spock's Science Station as promised. What's really neat about this is he built a fully-functional GOTO system out of it. All the lights flash, and all the buttons are functional, as in they have an active function associated with it and not just for looks. Even the data tapes are functional. One looks through the viewer on what I assume is a tablet PC running some planetarium software, and controlled via the orange puck on the side of the viewer.
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That's the only thing it can't do as far as I know. That'd probably require wiring a mallincam or some such camera to get a live feed of what the telescope is seeing.
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