Author: Richard K Collins
The Internet Foundation
Internet policies, global issues, global open lossless data, global open collaboration
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70plmWJDt2k Open Source: https://github.com/0xCoto/PICTOR Website: https://www.pictortelescope.com/ Please leave the settings and all form fields. Don’t clear them. Just leave them the same as the last observation. I am having to re-enter them ever time I make a request. I am making series of requests. Many people might. Tell them how many files they will receive, how many
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https://www.facebook.com/groups/172438633343696 I tracked down your allsky camera images. When will people realize that jpg is a lossy format and that the pixels are not true representations of the intensities and colors of small regions. I call it “eye candy”, only suitable for eyeballs, or the truly desperate who have nothing else. Please ask him to
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I was looking at Bessel beams and came across your work. You have some good methods and insights. I would like to read where you started. Three things I was thinking about. The Schrodinger equation is usually written in terms of spherical harmonics. But the Bessel functions could be used instead. Just as a basis.
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https://www.facebook.com/TheNRAO/ I sent a private message. Guess you guys don’t check that very often. I was asking about raw data from radio telescopes that can be used by “open algorithm” developers for training and experiments. Richard Collins, posted on Facebook on 30 Jun 2021. My first public use of “open algorithm developers”. “open algorithm development”
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Richard K Collins
All Sky Cameras,
Collaborative Global Model of the Sun,
Experimenting,
Gravitational Engineering,
GravityNotes,
Intelligent Algorithms,
Internet Best Practices,
Schools, Universities, Learning and Working
June 30, 2021
Hello, I was visiting https://data.nanograv.org/ to see what kind of data you are sharing online. I am tracking most all the sensor networks on the Internet, especially the emerging ones. If I understand this talk by Steve Taylor at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UptA7pkARo you are only observing at widely separated times for about 30 minutes? He talks about
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https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=10218423746097042&set=gm.3821644861298049 I am looking at Aladin for M 13 and cannot match those pictures to yours. Can you point to and name some of the nearby stars? Which way is “up” What is the field of view (right and left RA and Dec would help http://aladin.u-strasbg.fr/AladinLite/?target=M%20%2013&fov=0.55&survey=P%2fDSS2%2fcolor When I magnify your image, it has
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCiNGmwopx4 I would like to see the bare minimum weight by taking everything. That weight in every car is costing fuel and global warming. Think how many cars are for one person. Need more people? — uber it or share. I drove for years with no one else in the car, carrying all that extra
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New to this. You machine tracked and made one 90 minute exposure? No tracking and stacking? I don’t see any grid marks so not sure exactly top bottom left right limits of the region. You used jpg (lossy format) rather than png or some other. But the peak intensity for RGB is about 15
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As the quantum detectors get more sensitivity they should be picking up fluctuations in the local gravitational potential and electromagnetic background fields of the earth. But I have not seen anyone running a detector continuously for the days or weeks or months needed to do the required correlations to trace things out. Nor, do I
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Andy, Thanks. I have searched the Internet almost every day for the last 23 years, and have learned never to think something doesn’t exist. Thanks for confirming that there are likely no permanent magnetometer arrays. There could still be someone who does it for fun, and doesn’t tell anyone. I wrote some notes below about
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