Category Archives: Science

Got Rubidium?

Posted on 2012-03-10 by M. Eric Carr

Rubidium-based 10MHz frequency standards can be as accurate as one part per billion… Continue reading →

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Cool (literally)

Posted on 2012-03-03 by M. Eric Carr

Peltier devices are literally cool. Here’s a quick introduction. Continue reading →

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Cool math: Conway’s Game of Life

Posted on 2012-03-02 by M. Eric Carr

Conway’s Game of Life is an interesting introduction to Cellular Automata. Continue reading →

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Intercalatory Interpolation

Posted on 2012-02-29 by M. Eric Carr

Happy Leap Day! Here’s a bit of history on what Leap Days (and Leap Seconds) are all about. Continue reading →

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