Do you have data to go with your videos? Full solar models down to (1 meter)^3? Where I want to go. And into the interior. It is not impossible, just a bit tedious. I worry that your visualizations are not quite right. Not criticizing, just wondering what you did. Beautiful.
Far cheaper now to build solar system sized sensor systems to calibrate precise models of planets and surfaces of stars far from Earth, than to send ships to other stars. We do not need faster-than-light ships yet, to model simulate and visit far reaches of space. Say Computer!” Loops Within Loops. Interlinked.The Sun, 14-16 October 2014Credit: SDO
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This is a little tongue in cheek because GPT 4 is not reliable for any calculations and a pain to work with. But the basic outline is about right, and gives what I have been working on for some decades. More the last two decades. It is fun gathering and building models of the real
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National Science Foundation News: ANNOUNCEMENT: New Discovery in Gravitational Waves at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydSZVt8iucA National Science Foundation News, NanoGrav Collaboration: A few links to the project, the individuals, the data algorithms and results would be more useful. It says 9:41:45 and only talking heads and waving hands. You need to publish the Pickle binary format so the data
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Canadian Quantum Research Center: A new theory of the universe-Neil Turok at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMVJjCsIEzc Neil Turok, Great summary, but it needs to be a model that people can work with, not just look at. Looking at your summary at 17:00 makes me wonder if we could just move “gravity” onto a collective effect of forces and right
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Quantum Gravity Society: Baron Martin Rees, Story of the Universe at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5YTaRPq6HI Baron Martin Rees, If the “big bang” was an explosion from some tiny region expanding into a much larger region, then it can be common on a scale many times larger. But not just 100. I agree that always bothered me “How could the
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Andrea Corvillon, PHT, https://asa.alma.cl/UserRegistration/newAccount.jsp I was looking at your data sharing page at https://almascience.nrao.edu/aq/?result_view=observations On the registration page, it failed because “The Internet Foundation” was not in your list. That would also seem to restrict anyone from most of the Internet not in your list from registering. There are roughly 5 billion humans with some
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Physical Review D @PhysRevD Jun 23 The space-based detector LISA @LISACommunity will search for gravitational waves using Time Delay Interferometry variables. A new Suggestion shows that different variable choices than are commonly studied can perform better in non-ideal conditions. #EdSugg https://journals.aps.org/prd/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevD.107.123531 Replying to @PhysRevD and @LISACommunity Please also look inside the sun, inside the earth,
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I was watching a video about an “egg mixer”. It spins a raw egg, reverse direction, spins and reverses. The yolk and white become scrambled and uniform. When you boil the eqgs they come out already scambled and boil. The motive is that kids often do not eat the whites because they are fairly tasteless.
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Sir Roger Penrose – STORY OF THE UNIVERSE at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNKby1Akrck Roger Penrose, Blackboard and paper drawings are not as flexible as 3D simulations and visualizations. And both human modeling methods are way less than the raw data from sensors and sensor arrays. It is not hard (in a few years) to put radio and optical sensor
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