Author: Richard K Collins
Director, The Internet Foundation
Studying formation and optimized collaboration of global communities. Applying the Internet to solve global problems and build sustainable communities. Internet policies, standards and best practices.
Visualizing the world’s largest turbulence simulation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPe1Ho5qRuM Please post links to your sites. If you have data to share (it can be mere 1000^3 samples or statistical summaries), give people more than just pretty pictures. I think you went too fast. I think your simulations left off all the low density pieces because I don’t
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Richard K Collins
Collaborative Global Model of the Sun,
Electromagnetic Gravitational Field,
For profit groups using the Internet,
Gravitational Engineering,
Intelligent Algorithms,
Non-Profit Groups Using the Internet,
Open Algorithm Development,
Schools, Universities, Learning and Working,
Solar System Colonization,
Symbolic Mathematics
July 20, 2021
Nora, Thanks, I will keep that in mind. If you cast tiny angular (square, triangular, for example) blocks of plastic on ends of an optical fiber, then polish the whole thing, that would give a fiber that would alighn properly with a corresponding hole and fiber (or fibers). It is something that human hands could
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Hello, Is there, somewhere, a profile of the Document Foundation community online? The “LibreOffice community”? The “Community Map” has no weights or sizes. I looked at the people and groups that you follow, and a bit of who they follow and are linked to. https://twitter.com/tdforg I attached my notes. The totals are not indicative of
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Richard K Collins
Atomic Fuels,
Collaborative Global Model of the Sun,
Electromagnetic Gravitational Field,
Experimenting,
Gravitational Engineering,
Internet efficiency,
Schools, Universities, Learning and Working,
Solar System Colonization
July 18, 2021
Shawn, The atmospheric gravitational noise is much larger than the signals from the subsurface (usually). The noise in that gravimeter you want to buy is mostly atmospheric and thermal radiation field connected. Calibrate it against the sun and moon first. Then against 3D near realtime atmospheric models. (Climate and meteorology are just atmospheric, and the
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Shawn, What I am saying is that the energy density of the radiation field of the earth, which you can map by mapping the temperature is just “gravitational field stuff”. The magnetic field of the earth which you can convert to magnetic energy density is also made of “gravitational field stuff”. The gravitational field of
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I wrote yesterday about magnetism and gravity and temperature at gravimeter and related sensor array detector sites. I give averages over all frequencies, but the fine details can be tracked across all frequencies from picoHertz to ZettaHertz. Relation between gravity, magnetism and temperature at the earths surface at /?p=1893 Today I realized that if global
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Accelerometer Specifications: Deciphering an Accelerometer’s Datasheet by Steve Hanly https://blog.endaq.com/accelerometer-specifications-decoding-a-datasheet I see you mention temperature sensitivity. I am writing an article on gravimeters and recommending different ones. Someone estimated their response to temperature. It can be estimated for gravimeter arrays. Here is how I estimated it. Relation between gravity, magnetism and temperature at the earths
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https://www.facebook.com/groups/AstronomyHouston Can you suggest a program to take two images from different cameras, combine and compare them? I am too tired to write more programs. Just wanted to look at some pictures I found on the web and see how the fit together. They are the same part of the sky, but different rotations, different
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Shawn, I worked with the US Agency for International Development, the US State Department, World Bank and many international organizations. Most countries cannot afford to do their own mineral exploration, so outsiders come and take what they have. I helped put microcomputer training and technology into that system so that some countries could afford to
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I wrote this yesterday, and then realized that if global climate change increases the global temperature by 1 degree then that will change the readings at all accelerometer sites. But the (word that starts with i) at NASA and other places don’t give you the absolute temperature time series, only the change. But the impact
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