There’s something about the angle of this, and how you can see the material falling back onto the surface of the Sun, that makes it so much less abstract than previous videos of solar flares that I’ve watched. That and the billion (with a b) tons of material that are exploding into space.
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A British software engineer in the game industry with no fixed country of abode.
Stuff I like (all)
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American V European
(This song of The Proclaimers that hit the hit lists in 1988 will never die!)
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Only too late did I realize the tentacle wad edible… (Taken with Instagram at Isotope comics)
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Curves
One of the first things I learned when I started discussing animation was “Push your poses; and when you think you can’t push it anymore, push...
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my chest piece. done by Ian White
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So... On banality and St.Valentine's Day
So for all those who know me a little bit, I dislike banalities with a vengeance.
Maybe I should say then...
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San Francisco: The Settling-In Days
So we are finally done.
Done.
And by done I mean we are on the phase where we are debating where to hang our...
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With apologies to Augustana; this comedy cover was put together in just four hours, so it’s a bit rough around the edges. But even I sound like...
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A foggy morning
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“If music be the food of love, play on.”— Shakespeare
