infovoy
@infovoy.bsky.social
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Posting music, philosophy, physics, astronomy, archaeology, history, nature, stuff. Lynchian. Old goth. My Cure Anomalies YT site: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-mQHmnmKCZOtLZ5cwuEgyg My archived consciousness blog: https://infovoy.wordpress.com
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astro-cowboy.bsky.social
Tomorrow about a third of Perseverance rover staff will be laid off, despite the mission being the penultimate step in a decades long effort to bring samples back from mars.

Reckless, needless budget cuts intended to hinder the pursuit of knowledge.
infovoy.bsky.social
Having taste, both literally and metaphorically, requires consciousness.
noearthquake.bsky.social
LLMs have convincingly demonstrated that coding is the easiest activity, maths is medium hard, and having taste is the hardest
infovoy.bsky.social
"having taste", both literally and metaphorically, requires consciousness.
infovoy.bsky.social
X would wither away to nothing if everyone who's not a bigot abandoned it, and gone would be its cultural influence. Yet good people stay, kidding themselves - like the dismissive non-voter - that they're little account doesn't matter. That's a crappy argument and most of them know it.
infovoy.bsky.social
Or if you're active on X.

Unpopular opinion? Don't give a fuck.
niedermeyer.online
Elon Musk is a white nationalist. Anyone who needs more data points to reach this conclusion is beyond help or persuasion.

If you buy, rent, service, or supercharge a Tesla you are supporting the most powerful white nationalist on earth. Period.
chadbourn.bsky.social
Musk is funding the legal battle of UK Far Right activist Tommy Robinson - real name Stephen Yaxley Lennon - as he faces charges brought by counterterrorism police.
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carolatack.bsky.social
On BBC4 tonight, Angie Hobbs on Bryan Magee's series the Great Philosophers, first broadcast in 1987, followed by the first three interviews: Myles Burnyeat on Plato, Martha Nussbaum on Aristotle, and Anthony Kenny on mediaeval philosophy: www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...
BBC Four - Remembers..., Professor Angie Hobbs Remembers... The Great Philosophers
Professor Angie Hobbs gives a modern view on Bryan Magee’s highly influential 1987 series.
www.bbc.co.uk
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acexaman.bsky.social
Meowfeggio 528hz Healing Frequencies ✨️🌌
infovoy.bsky.social
It was exciting to be watching TV all day at school, but they were also exciting events in themselves. And dangerous - should things have gone wrong we could have all been traumatised!
infovoy.bsky.social
New Time Team Special: How they're preserving The Mary Rose, Henry VIII's flagship | From @timeteam.bsky.social

I remember when the raised this in 1982, my primary school let the older kids watch the whole thing. This and the first Space Shuttle launch as I recall

www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kUC...
How they're preserving Henry VIII's flagship
YouTube video by Time Team Official
www.youtube.com
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astro-doug.bsky.social
Supernova’s are rare. Last in our Milky Way was over 200 years ago. So to see them, we need to look outside our galaxy to other galaxies. Turns out, one ignited in July, in Galaxy NGC7731. It is fading, but still visible. My image from about a week ago.

Click ALT in pic for more info
#astronomy
Supernova 2025rbs is type 1a supernova.
A type 1a occurs when a binary star system is made up of white dwarf and red giant stars.  The white dwarf collects hydrogen from the red giant until it has collected enough for nuclear fusion to occur.  The result is a bright star for a while.  But in a matter of weeks, the fuel gets used up and it fades out and goes dark.  The arrows point to it in my pic.

2025rbs first lit up in mid July this year.  It has been fading since.  A telescope with camera is required to see it now. 

Visually, the galaxy NGC7331 is located near the constellation Pegasus.  But unlike the actual stars in Perseus, NGC7331 is about 40 million LY away.  So the supernova 2025rbs resides that far away as well.

Wish I had imaged it a month ago when it was brighter, but well, this is still pretty cool!

Tech stuff:
ZWO SeeStar S50
About 500 10 sec exposures stacked
Bortles 7 skies, waxing Gibbous moon.
infovoy.bsky.social
Whether you agree with the opinion or not, the behind-the-scenes photos of early Doctor Who sets in this thread are amazing! #DrWho
andreworton.bsky.social
The death of multi-camera TV: a thread. I know most of you will know the technical parts of this (and may have read it in the other place) but bear with me. 1/ 🧵
A shot from the studio rehearsal of Doctor Who: The Daleks' Master Plan episode 'Volcano', showing several actors ont he TARDIS set, with various video cameras around the scene.
infovoy.bsky.social
Was hoping you might comment :) Yeah, that was one of the other things that peaked my interest.
infovoy.bsky.social
I may be getting it wrong regarding the ontologically reality of the two systems or the quantum system's mutiple states that don't correspond to the classical system's single state, but metaphysically it almost seems like a dualistic version of the monistic setup I suspect. I'm open to that.
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wilwheaton.net
Yesterday, I read that, according to Gen Z, when a Millenial puts "lol" at the end of something, it makes them sound old.

They said nothing about Gen X, but, whatever, lol
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sundersays.bsky.social
Very interesting piece from @jamescrabtree.bsky.social on how Trump's desire for the Nobel Peace Prize has upsides - as in the push for the Gaza ceasefire - yet is also being studied in Islamabad, Beijing and beyond as a diplomatic opportunity worth gaming out

foreignpolicy.com/2025/10/10/t...
Trump’s Nobel Peace Prize Obsession Isn’t Over
His vanity is reshaping geopolitics and opens a way to game U.S. policy.
foreignpolicy.com
infovoy.bsky.social
"when the force on the classical system is zero the quantum state evolves unitarily, while when B is non-zero the additional terms acts to force the system into an eigenstate of the operator B"
infovoy.bsky.social
I'm not qualified to comment on the physics, but from some of my philosophical perspectives, this looks like it may be interesting.

"quantum theory is reduced to a description of two interacting systems: one described using Hilbert space, the other using a
classical configuration space"
postquantum.bsky.social
What if the measurement problem isn't about explaining how the classical world emerges from the quantum world...

...but about what happens when quantum systems interact with something that's already classical?

Turns out, the collapse postulate + Born rule emerge!
scirate.com/arxiv/2510.0...
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A one-world interpretation of quantum mechanics
The measurement problem is the issue of explaining how the objective classical world emerges from a quantum one. Here we take a different approach. We assume that there is an objective classical syste...
scirate.com
infovoy.bsky.social
Obviously S02 but what's the episode number please? Want to rewatch...
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davidlynchsworlds.bsky.social
It's nice to see so much love over the last 24 hours for the #TwinPeaks episode Diane Keaton directed

While I've always personally enjoyed it, it's no secret that Keaton's personal stamp of quirkiness made it a controversial episode amongst fans for decades.