Scientists… via GeekFill The truth is out!
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Scientists…

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The truth is out!

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pwnlove: Everyone’s favorite secret written in Morse Code unless you decrypt it. There’s no spoilers here. Portal Typography Poster by bear and robot It’s hard to read like it is on the shirt : -….. -.-..—.-. ….. .- .-….. It’s better that way: - …. . -.-. .- -.- . .. … .- .-.. .. .
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pwnlove:

Everyone’s favorite secret written in Morse Code unless you decrypt it. There’s no spoilers here.

Portal Typography Poster by bear and robot

It’s hard to read like it is on the shirt :

-…..
-.-..—.-.
…..
.-
.-…..

It’s better that way:

- …. .
-.-. .- -.- .
.. …
.-
.-.. .. .

Source: pwnlove

barackobama: Fact: Wearing a hat helps keep your whole body warm when it’s cold out. Fact: an Obama 2012 knit hat will make you look fetching at the same time. Scientists agree. I want “that one” or at least one of those.
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barackobama:

Fact: Wearing a hat helps keep your whole body warm when it’s cold out. Fact: an Obama 2012 knit hat will make you look fetching at the same time. Scientists agree.

I want “that one” or at least one of those.

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matthen: Why is it always better to look for shooting stars just before dawn? This shows a simulation of the Earth going on its orbit around the Sun, and encountering the debris from a comet that has passed by. This is precisely what the Earth has been doing for the past couple of days, creating the Perseid meteor shower. The A.M. half of the Earth is at the front of the orbit, and like a car’s front wind shield it picks up a lot of the debris. Have a look out for meteors again tonight! [code] [more] I never even thought about that. Thanks tumblr for clearing that up.
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matthen:

Why is it always better to look for shooting stars just before dawn? This shows a simulation of the Earth going on its orbit around the Sun, and encountering the debris from a comet that has passed by. This is precisely what the Earth has been doing for the past couple of days, creating the Perseid meteor shower. The A.M. half of the Earth is at the front of the orbit, and like a car’s front wind shield it picks up a lot of the debris. Have a look out for meteors again tonight! [code] [more]

I never even thought about that. Thanks tumblr for clearing that up.

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Source: matthen

smarterplanet:

IBM Watson: The Science Behind an Answer (by IBM)   In this video, the four steps of Watson’s question answering technology are covered, along with what the future holds for IBM’s intelligent natural language processing platform beyond Jeopardy!

via horizonwatching:

Great infovideo. I’m seriously scared by the depths and powers of these algorithms and the way they’re being used. IBM did incredible work there.

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Be Careful This New Year’s Eve

fakescience:

Be Careful This New Year's Eve

I believe you could ask the Doc for help. Unless you’re not named Marty.

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thedailywhat: Nerdgasm of the Day: Redditor this_username says: “Being a polymer scientist, I can’t look at porn or nudity. So I have to get creative.” Thomas Dolby approves. [reddit.]
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thedailywhat:

Nerdgasm of the Day: Redditor this_username says: “Being a polymer scientist, I can’t look at porn or nudity. So I have to get creative.”

Thomas Dolby approves.

[reddit.]

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