Carl Graham
@carlngraham.bsky.social
Retired game coder,processor designer, tech manager
Argonaut software, Arc
Like poking the grey areas of physics
Argonaut software, Arc
Like poking the grey areas of physics
I think it is all your fault for not doing more videos promoting how exciting physics and astronomy are.
February 2, 2026 at 3:22 AM
I think it is all your fault for not doing more videos promoting how exciting physics and astronomy are.
Geology to ornithology
Stone the crows
Stone the crows
January 31, 2026 at 10:37 PM
Geology to ornithology
Stone the crows
Stone the crows
Is that wave or particle physics?
January 25, 2026 at 1:22 PM
Is that wave or particle physics?
So, when you open the box, you can uncover the history of the cat in the box that didn't exist until you opened it.
Is that changing the past or just creating it?
Is that changing the past or just creating it?
January 21, 2026 at 6:55 AM
So, when you open the box, you can uncover the history of the cat in the box that didn't exist until you opened it.
Is that changing the past or just creating it?
Is that changing the past or just creating it?
In this interpretation, the observers have extra data available like redshift and possibly Terell rotations, etc, that they could use to adjust their understanding of events.
January 12, 2026 at 8:15 AM
In this interpretation, the observers have extra data available like redshift and possibly Terell rotations, etc, that they could use to adjust their understanding of events.
They are having big games
January 1, 2026 at 9:58 AM
They are having big games
Unless you have already cleaned up with isopropyl alcohol, I would suggest more flux. It always works for me.
December 31, 2025 at 9:02 PM
Unless you have already cleaned up with isopropyl alcohol, I would suggest more flux. It always works for me.
If you are sitting next to me, I would go with lens inspector.
December 13, 2025 at 9:45 AM
If you are sitting next to me, I would go with lens inspector.
There was a paper a while back that looked at viability bias in these diagrams, but I can't remember the conclusions or how main stream it was.
Are these diagrams already corrected for effects like white dwarf viability at distance red-shifted red giants?
Are these diagrams already corrected for effects like white dwarf viability at distance red-shifted red giants?
December 5, 2025 at 2:05 PM
There was a paper a while back that looked at viability bias in these diagrams, but I can't remember the conclusions or how main stream it was.
Are these diagrams already corrected for effects like white dwarf viability at distance red-shifted red giants?
Are these diagrams already corrected for effects like white dwarf viability at distance red-shifted red giants?
On the early dialup bulletin boards, dark matter and dark energy posts got transferred to the alternative theories section because the guy we would now call a moderator did not think they were real.
As the "most sensible nutter that posts there," I had the power to send them back the physics.
As the "most sensible nutter that posts there," I had the power to send them back the physics.
December 1, 2025 at 11:04 AM
On the early dialup bulletin boards, dark matter and dark energy posts got transferred to the alternative theories section because the guy we would now call a moderator did not think they were real.
As the "most sensible nutter that posts there," I had the power to send them back the physics.
As the "most sensible nutter that posts there," I had the power to send them back the physics.
I didn't think you liked soft science.
November 22, 2025 at 2:36 PM
I didn't think you liked soft science.
Is showing my ideas were wrong. I assumed billions of years of cosmic rays going in and secondary proton radiation going out would produce a chemical cryogenic bomb rich in hydroxil and unstable nitrogen compounds.
Maybe sum do just go pop when they warm up.
Maybe sum do just go pop when they warm up.
November 20, 2025 at 10:07 AM
Is showing my ideas were wrong. I assumed billions of years of cosmic rays going in and secondary proton radiation going out would produce a chemical cryogenic bomb rich in hydroxil and unstable nitrogen compounds.
Maybe sum do just go pop when they warm up.
Maybe sum do just go pop when they warm up.
What's next for the mechanism?
A magic chessboard is a bit more of a coding challenge, navigating pieces around each other.
Maybe a battle ship game bringing a reverse polarity maget up under squares.
A magic chessboard is a bit more of a coding challenge, navigating pieces around each other.
Maybe a battle ship game bringing a reverse polarity maget up under squares.
November 20, 2025 at 9:34 AM
What's next for the mechanism?
A magic chessboard is a bit more of a coding challenge, navigating pieces around each other.
Maybe a battle ship game bringing a reverse polarity maget up under squares.
A magic chessboard is a bit more of a coding challenge, navigating pieces around each other.
Maybe a battle ship game bringing a reverse polarity maget up under squares.
Isn't this just saying a simulation of our universe can't be done inside our universe?
So a bit like you can run a Commodore 64 emulation on a PC, but a C64 can't fully run an emulsion of itself.
The external universe the simulation is running in, maybe has more dimensions than ours.
So a bit like you can run a Commodore 64 emulation on a PC, but a C64 can't fully run an emulsion of itself.
The external universe the simulation is running in, maybe has more dimensions than ours.
November 12, 2025 at 5:09 AM
Isn't this just saying a simulation of our universe can't be done inside our universe?
So a bit like you can run a Commodore 64 emulation on a PC, but a C64 can't fully run an emulsion of itself.
The external universe the simulation is running in, maybe has more dimensions than ours.
So a bit like you can run a Commodore 64 emulation on a PC, but a C64 can't fully run an emulsion of itself.
The external universe the simulation is running in, maybe has more dimensions than ours.
I've not done much soldering for years, but I liked to use lots of flux and then clean it off with IPA to stop corrosion.
Dry joints with solder not shiny, tend to fail with time.
It worked when I put it away syndrome.
Dry joints with solder not shiny, tend to fail with time.
It worked when I put it away syndrome.
November 10, 2025 at 1:46 AM
I've not done much soldering for years, but I liked to use lots of flux and then clean it off with IPA to stop corrosion.
Dry joints with solder not shiny, tend to fail with time.
It worked when I put it away syndrome.
Dry joints with solder not shiny, tend to fail with time.
It worked when I put it away syndrome.
I did the vertical fan on an rc car version.
There were only 2 issues, zinc carbon batteries and balloon hovering in trail of smoke from speed controller.
There were only 2 issues, zinc carbon batteries and balloon hovering in trail of smoke from speed controller.
November 1, 2025 at 10:33 AM
I did the vertical fan on an rc car version.
There were only 2 issues, zinc carbon batteries and balloon hovering in trail of smoke from speed controller.
There were only 2 issues, zinc carbon batteries and balloon hovering in trail of smoke from speed controller.
Have you thought about doing the 3d version with a ball or balloon held in a vertical air draft produced by a fan you are controlling?
November 1, 2025 at 8:51 AM
Have you thought about doing the 3d version with a ball or balloon held in a vertical air draft produced by a fan you are controlling?
Dust seems to get very complicated the deeper you dig into it.
A while back there was something about larger grains clumping faster directional in UV light, is that still a real thing?
A while back there was something about larger grains clumping faster directional in UV light, is that still a real thing?
October 29, 2025 at 10:41 AM
Dust seems to get very complicated the deeper you dig into it.
A while back there was something about larger grains clumping faster directional in UV light, is that still a real thing?
A while back there was something about larger grains clumping faster directional in UV light, is that still a real thing?
Progress ?
Looks like you are going around in circles😀
Looks like you are going around in circles😀
October 21, 2025 at 9:24 PM
Progress ?
Looks like you are going around in circles😀
Looks like you are going around in circles😀
Self playing theremin?
October 19, 2025 at 8:34 AM
Self playing theremin?