Daryl Janzen
@darylj.bsky.social did:plc:oc5qxutb64nmeike76pdsdwx
philosophical physicist/cosmologist interested in understanding what reality is.
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Daryl Janzen (@darylj.bsky.social) es un usuario de Bluesky que se unió el 18 abril 2024. Tiene 244 seguidores, sigue a 614 cuentas y ha publicado 735 posts.
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My latest (not for Quanta Magazine this time) is a brand-new human boy born over the weekend. The national rebuke of fascism was a great belated birthday present; good job everyone!
Ver postStunning three-colour composite of NGC 253 by a Year 9 GCSE Astronomy pupil at Haberdashers' Monmouth School! 🌌🔭 Captured using a remote telescope in Australia via The Schools' Observatory, this brilliant spiral galaxy lies 11 million light-years away. ✨ #Astronomy #iTeachPhysics
Ver postOk I think I know the answer. It helps to imagine what would happen if a collapsing shell suddenly changed its mind and stopped collapsing. The rock in the middle is just chilling inside of an increasingly dense shell of matter that is obscuring our view of it.
Ver postThis has nothing to do with black hole event horizons, i just thought it was funny. (Not for the spirits who once inhabited the bodies found in the lake though, of course) Does dark matter fit in to event horizons in any way?
Ver postSo I was trying to read about this in article form & I often use “look up” feature to define terms I’m not familiar with (again, not a scientist just a fascinated fan of physics) Anyway, this is what the internet used to help me understand “Kerr-like bodies”. Seems letters “a” & “i” are problematic
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