Cancer

This is a recent real-science article suggesting that one could "look inside of", e.g., the Sun, by watching what happens to gravitational waves when the Sun moves in front of a source of those, like a compact neutron star binary.  The emphasis in the article is on the possibility of the technique and what you might learn from it.  It had never occurred to me before to think about gravity waves being "refracted" by astronomical objects but it could happen.  At the very least, it gives Star Hero GMs another kind of handwavium from which to make up detection systems.

Many problems seem more tractable after a decent night's sleep.

Quadrille pads

Any number of places this could be posted here, but here's AI making an opportunity for all of us.
 

Any number of places this could be posted here, but here's AI making an opportunity for all of us.
 

ok, time for that lifetime supply of double expresso latte's for me. Thanks for that.

Any number of places this could be posted here, but here's AI making an opportunity for all of us.
 

Well, if I get sniped on my planned department, I can fall back on Runic Yoga Yodeling. Maybe with penguins in there somehow. If you can't be good, be weird.
 
Dean Shomshak

"It took me seventeen years to get three thousand hits in baseball. It took one afternoon on the golf course."
 
~Hank Aaron 

my Wedding Pictures

my Wedding Pictures

my Wedding Pictures

So wild, standing there, with her hands in her hair
I can't help remember just where she touched me
There's still no face here in her place
So cool, she was like jazz on a summer's day
Music, high and sweet, then she just blew away
Now she can't be that warm with the wind in her arms

Valerie, call on me-call on me, Valerie
Come and see me-I'm the same boy I used to be

Love songs fill the night, but they don't tell it all
Not how lovers cry out just like they're dying
Her cries hang there in time somewhere
Someday, some good wind may blow her back to me
Some night I may hear her like she used to be
No it can't be that warm with the wind in her arms

So cool, she was like jazz on a summer's day
Music, high and sweet, then she just blew away
Don't tell me you're warm with the wind in your arms

Nature's best science pictures of the month

Nature's best science pictures of the month

https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap240114.html