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I continue to be astonished by the discoveries about Pluto in the last year or so.

I continue to be astonished by the discoveries about Pluto in the last year or so.

Posted bychrisdolanNovember 30, 2016Posted inChris DolanTags: Chris Dolan8 Comments on I continue to be astonished by the discoveries about Pluto in the last year or so.

Wow, the frontend code for theguardian.com is all open source and on github.

Wow, the frontend code for theguardian.com is all open source and on github.

Posted bychrisdolanNovember 29, 2016Posted inChris DolanTags: Chris Dolan

This animations show the remarkably complex process of deploying the James Webb telescope.

This animations show the remarkably complex process of deploying the James Webb telescope.

Posted bychrisdolanNovember 28, 2016Posted inChris DolanTags: Chris Dolan10 Comments on This animations show the remarkably complex process of deploying the James Webb telescope.

It’s not a big surprise that our bodies are deeply adapted to operating in gravity.

It’s not a big surprise that our bodies are deeply adapted to operating in gravity.

Posted bychrisdolanNovember 28, 2016Posted inChris DolanTags: Chris Dolan11 Comments on It’s not a big surprise that our bodies are deeply adapted to operating in gravity.

The IAU now has a working group to collect colloquial names for stars.

The IAU now has a working group to collect colloquial names for stars.

Posted bychrisdolanNovember 27, 2016Posted inChris DolanTags: Chris Dolan9 Comments on The IAU now has a working group to collect colloquial names for stars.

I really enjoy the All Things Linguistic blog by Gretchen McCulloch and have linked to a few of them here.

I really enjoy the All Things Linguistic blog by Gretchen McCulloch and have linked to a few of them here.

Posted bychrisdolanNovember 27, 2016Posted inChris DolanTags: Chris Dolan1 Comment on I really enjoy the All Things Linguistic blog by Gretchen McCulloch and have linked to a few of them here.

A “Lake Superior”-sized body of underground ice, and that “represents less than one percent of all known water ice…

A “Lake Superior”-sized body of underground ice, and that “represents less than one percent of all known water ice…

Posted bychrisdolanNovember 22, 2016Posted inChris DolanTags: Chris Dolan10 Comments on A “Lake Superior”-sized body of underground ice, and that “represents less than one percent of all known water ice…

This is an amusing retcon to call it a selfie.

This is an amusing retcon to call it a selfie.

Posted bychrisdolanNovember 17, 2016Posted inChris DolanTags: Chris Dolan, FirstSelfieInSpace, Gemini121 Comment on This is an amusing retcon to call it a selfie.

“roundest natural object ever observed in nature” — what a superb superlative

“roundest natural object ever observed in nature” — what a superb superlative

Posted bychrisdolanNovember 16, 2016Posted inChris DolanTags: Chris Dolan7 Comments on “roundest natural object ever observed in nature” — what a superb superlative

Ha! I had to read it twice. Not sure whether to post this under “Humor” or “Science” :-)

Ha! I had to read it twice. Not sure whether to post this under “Humor” or “Science” 🙂

Posted bychrisdolanNovember 14, 2016Posted inChris DolanTags: Chris Dolan

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