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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Space Elevator Conference Robots
The 2011 Space Elevator Conference was held on August 13 in Redmond, Washington at the Microsoft Conference Center. I dropped by to take a few pictures of various types of robots that space elevator advocates hope might someday climb their … Continue reading
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Been a while since I’ve seen one of these
This is what a ‘calculator’ looked like when I was a kid. Only AFTER I had finished grade school did they come out with pocket calculators. Back in the 80s, I attended an employee orientation session at Boeing. An engineer-instructor … Continue reading
Soldering is easy and fun . . . .
I’ve been putting off a minor soldering project for over a week now. I don’t know why I’m inflating it into something huge. It’s just one more example of my procastination superpower. Anyhow, rather than do anything constructive, I wrote … Continue reading
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Crop Circle Maker 1.0
The red mark indicates how many perimeter-lengths the roller has traveled. The hook is for attaching ropes to pivot around poles. A crop circle pattern 100 feet in diameter would have a surface area of 7800 square feet. Assuming that … Continue reading