…to three main stages: 1) Picking the site, 2) Prepping for partial phases, and 3) Prioritizing plans for totality. This post will start with the first, and most important, one……
Two High-Adventure Science online curriculum lessons are now available on the National Geographic Education website. High-Adventure Science lessons explore questions such as “What is the future of Earth’s climate?” and…
…model you’d most like us to build. To Vote 1) Go to our Facebook page (you like us on Facebook already, right?) 2) Look for the poll pinned to the…
…were able to hunt for leaf packs in the suddenly swollen study stream. Two of the five leaf packs were found. We were able to return to the site later…
…or Facebook accounts. For those who want technical details, read on. I’m working on moving from Restful Authentication to Devise, both of which are authentication solutions for Rails. These days,…
Chad’s Great American Eclipse Chase: Part 6—Partial eclipse viewing with and without eclipse glasses – DIY filters, other optical setups, and more Blog Post
…boils down to three main stages: 1) Picking the site, 2) Prepping for partial phases, and 3) Prioritizing plans for totality. This second post in the min-guide describes some advanced…
Visualizing design issues in heliostat layouts of concentrated solar power stations with Energy3D Blog Post
…so when the site is closer to the equator. If the site is at a higher latitude to the point that it makes more sense to deploy all heliostats in…
…I searched Pittsburgh data dating from January 1949 using the NOAA Weather plugin. Next, I made a graph of precipitation over time and looked for outliers. There are four months…
…which no microbes are known to survive. In addition, better dating of the rocks showed that the “bubbles” were formed millions or tens of millions of years after the end…
…secret weapon: its companion tutorial site, learn.knockoutjs.com. Without quite intending to, within a few minutes of stumbling onto the tutorials I built and ran working examples that felt like plausible…