Guest Author • Sep 28, 2021 •
Daniel Brown, Nottingham Trent University The colour of 2022 will be “bright skies”, according to paint manufacturer Dulux. This mellow light blue may certainly seem familiar. Depending on where and at what time of the day you look at the sky, you might well expect to catch a glimpse of a similar colour. Yet take the time to … Read More
Aimee Whitcroft • Jan 16, 2012 •
[Original post on the Sciblogs The Official Sciblogs Podcast site] Greetings, listeners! This week, aimee was away in Melbourne at the inagural AdaCamp barcamp. So Elf brought in his good friend Haritina Mogosanu, who works with KiwiSpace and World Space Week, to co-host with him. They talked about the number of planets in our galaxy, [...] … Read More
Peter Griffin • Dec 13, 2009 •
I thought I’d wait a couple of weeks before posting the final part of my TIVO review and I’m glad I did as the extended period of use has thrown up some interesting developments. CASPA gathers steam Early in December, TIVO improved the range of on-demand content available for download via the CASPA service available via the box. That was … Read More
Marcus Wilson • Sep 03, 2009 •
OK - I think I've got it now. Why is the sky blue? - or at least, why is it that low wavelengths are scattered more than high wavelengths? … Read More