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I have a piece of amber a few million years old with about two dozen insects fossilized inside. I'll post macro shots of the various insects in the replies, as well as additional information.

An analysis of my 27' vertical antenna (6BTV). The green line shows the antenna's resonance. The peaks are the frequencies the antenna is best suited to transmit at. 0dB on the image is roughly a SWR of 1; -20dB is approx infinite SWR.

Math latex rendering now enabled on the instance, yay!

\(\frac{d}{dx} f(u)^n\)

This is a picture of the first moments of a nuclear explosion taken in 1952. The blast radius at this moment is less than 20 meters wide.

There are so many extraordinary things about this photo. First off the fact that they had a camera in the 1950's capable of such insanely high speed frame rates (they created a movie from this) that it was capable of 1,000,000 frames per second. In many ways that is more impressive than the nuclear bomb itself.

Second the fact that you can see, in real time, a nuclear explosion as it happens. Those spikes at the bottom are called the "rope trick effect" which is caused by the support cables inside or holding up the bomb. The light radiation is so intense it vaporizes anything nearby causing things to explode just from the intensity of the light itself (before radiation has any effect at all). So those spikes are literally just the support cables exploding in the extraordinarily bright light from the bomb.

A few years back I was caught in the middle of a stampede of Buffalo. Instead of being smart and running I stood my ground and took pictures as they charged past me. Got this amazing picture from the experience.

A picture I took of Jupiter a few years back. One of the first Astrophotography pictures I ever tried.

An Astrophotography picture I took of the moon. Not the hardest picture to take, though it did require some expensive equipment.

One of my most popular pictures. It is a picture of the Benjamin Franklin Bridge in Philadelphia. It was compiled from 5 seperate pictures at different exposure for HDR.

A quick build of a cheap and easy Directional coupler using the coupled transmission line approach. You cant see it in the images but there are two 50 ohm terminating resistors on the end of each coupling.

An Advanced SWR meter I built about a month ago. It calculates phase shift so can compute a complex impedance and complex SWR, something most meters cant do. Schematics included.

github.com/Syncleus/roes
github.com/Syncleus/roes-hardw

Been coding up a MUD in my free time for fun. This is a screen shot of the local map I coded up that shows rooms, exits, enemies, and NPCs; all done using ASCII characters. Written in Java.

github.com/Syncleus/AetherMUD

A n-body simulation I wrote using Aparapi. The red dots are high mass and the blue dots low mass. The system starts ordered but evolves into a beautiful natural looking orbit.

youtu.be/Qn8dtKBK0oA

My favorite computer used for all my Deep Learning R&D. When idle it usually defaults to mining cryptocurrency to offset its build cost of about $10,000.

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