| Links: The M82 supernova is reported to be at peak brightness |
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Wednesday, February 5th, 2014 05:19:43 GMT |
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But, hopefully astronomy software such as Stellarium* or Celestia would help.
And an article from Jan. 31, 2014, from Gizmag.com:
I haven't yet figured out where in the sky to look for it.
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| Link: Water vapor detected on dwarf planet Ceres |
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Wednesday, February 5th, 2014 05:37:21 GMT |
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| Link: A Slate.com article about Pluto New Horizons mission |
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Thursday, February 6th, 2014 03:34:23 GMT |
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Pluto New Horizons mission: The dwarf planet explains the history of our solar system
| Link: Mercola.com - "Warning: Why You Should Avoid Using Your Laptop as Recommended" |
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Tuesday, February 25th, 2014 06:12:27 GMT |
| Health |
I don't know how credible this article is, but, it makes me glad I mostly haven't been using a laptop or cell phone for all these years.
From Mercola.com, published March 5, 2012:
If that article is true, then, I suspect consumer demand might go up a lot in the future for laptops which are perfectly safe to keep on your lap. Hopefully such laptops exist, or can be invented.
For many reasons why, see Richard Stallman's* page on Why you should not buy Apple products.
For even more reasons why, see my page where I answer the question What is free, libre, open source software? And my favorite part of that: Another Partly Humorous Digression
According to the article, iPads* are OK. Quote:
If you don't believe me on this one I would strongly encourage you to get a gauss meter and measure your own notebook computer and see for yourself. Fortunately my favorite gadget, the iPad, measures within acceptable ranges so I continue to use that without an external keyboard.
However, for other reasons, I still think it's a bad idea to use an iPad - or any Apple* product, or closed source hardware or software made by anyone.