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Tag Archives: science
Embedding an Object in a 3D Print
I made a custom 3D badge for Halloween and wanted to attach it to my shirt using magnets. At first I tried tape, then I used glue, then I finally admitted that yes, I would have to learn how to … Continue reading
The Square on Mars Not So Easy to Dismiss
There are people who think they are doing a service to ‘Science’ by ‘debunking’ any indication of the extraordinary. This trait is on display with their dismissive response toward the recent publicity regarding the so-called Square on Mars. In case … Continue reading
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Was Newton All That?
This book was written in 1958. I like older books for biographies because they focus on what the person did rather than his personal life. In the case of Newton, a modern book would probably spend an inordinate amount of … Continue reading
