Dear Reader, You might find this article I wrote today on X interesting. It was prompted by reading an email about high speed imaging at 1000s or millions or billions of frames per second. It covers data rates and methods for imaging high power density signals and ends with recommendation for large global projects. If
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RS4GeoHZ @GfzRemote Thrilled to announce the release of #SARVey, an open-source #software for the #InSAR time-series analysis using both #Persistent & #Distributed scatterers in #Python. https://github.com/luhipi/sarvey Tools and methods for visualizing real time flows of previously “invisible” fields are expanding but not maturing There are about 5.4 Billion humans using the Internet now. Where on
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%C3%A9j%C3%A0_Vu_(2006_film) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9a3GsU7NJI My Comments: Making AI movies to immortalize actors and actresses, to give viewers and authors direct engagement It actually gave me a good idea for a space telescope to look inside stars. We have preliminary ones now, but the movie suggests — “just keep going”. And if you keep applying the algorithms, the
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Ancient Gardener @QuiHortusColit That is a delicate self-portrait I painted whilst recuperating from scurvy after a long journey and I’ll brook none of this amateurish claptrap from the likes of someone who doesn’t even have a pfp. Replying to @QuiHortusColit I did not know about your journey. Thank you for explaining. Now I know
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Anders Puck Nielsen: Why are maritime drones so hard to beat? at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QX68_FZl8UE Thanks for explaining why active electromagnetic radar based systems are so vulnerable. There are many passive, time of flight, correlating imaging array methods now. That is a mouthful, but an emerging set of complementary technologies that might one day give your people
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Thomas Sandladerer: Made with Layers: I bought the cheapest 3D printer on AliExpress! at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikjOEaPY6Rk I was amazed you got it assembled and working. Getting rid of the screen is a good idea, and they are closer to essential operating steps. If you got some wood or aluminum you could hot glue some rigidity. It
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Chad, I found the spectral sensitivity of the CS135MUN camera. I am looking out past 2,000 nm = 2 um (below 1500 Kelvin, below 85 THz) https://www.thorlabs.com/images/tabimages/CS135MUN_Quantum_Efficiency_G1-780.gif https://www.omnicalculator.com/physics/wiens-law I also found your ThorLabs repositories on GitHub, but probably not sufficient for what I need. https://github.com/Thorlabs Do you make your own images sensors, or use ones
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I posted a comment just now. But I asked about the camera as well and how to get started Thermal This: Washing Cold Hands in Hot Water Is the camera sensitive enough to image blood flow on the back of the hand, or neck or forehead? If the persons blood pressure changes, does that show
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Times of India: Did Birds Sense the Japan Earthquake? | THESE Videos Showcase Their Unexplained Behaviour at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Msx4IQ-9qe8 Measure across all frequencies from microHertz to MegaHertz for acoustic (infrasound, audio,and ultrasound), magnetic, electric, currents, electron density, electromagnetic and gravitational sensor networks. Pay attention to birds all the time. Pay particular attention to under 20 Hertz,
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Ben, I worked out the mass of “dark energy” that makes up gravity. It is not “dark” which implies a lack of intensity of light. Rather it is “invisible” or “not in the visible part of the spectrum”. Most of the mass of the gravitational energy density field is in the ultraviolet, extreme ultraviolet, soft
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