We recommend a planisphere for your latitude to help you get your bearings and find brighter objects, as well as a more extensive star chart of some kind to help you locate fainter objects. With a little bit of experimentation, you’ll find the perfect balance for your Apertura AD10 Dobsonian! A two piece CNC machined aluminum side bearing holds the weight of the telescope OTA, and when you need to make tension adjustments, say because you added a heavier eyepiece or other accessory, all you need to do is turn the knurled knob (there’s one on each side of the rocker box). This telescope has a unique design that allows for easier balancing of the telescope in altitude. To move the telescope, push or rotate it in the direction you wish to go, and use the 8X50 finderscope to help you center the object in your field of view. There are no motors or electronics to deal with, and you won't hear anything except the hum of the fan during cool down. To set the Apertura Dobsonian up for a night of viewing, just put the rocker box on fairly level ground, set the optical tube in the cradle, slide the finder scope on, put an eyepiece in the focuser, and start observing. It may be a challenge at times, but you will have the honor of learning the night sky. Unlike computerized telescopes, a classic Dobsonian does not find objects for you.
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To get a sense of what this space is like, imagine that you are actually in the picture itself. This is one of the two kinds of non-Euclidean space, and the model represented in Escher’s work is actually due to the French mathematician Poincaré. Inspired by a drawing in a book by the mathematician H.S.M Coxeter, Escher created many beautiful representations of hyperbolic space, as in the woodcut Circle Limit III. There are only five polyhedra with exactly similar polygonal faces, and they are called the Platonic solids: the tetrahedron, with four triangular faces the cube, with six square faces the octahedron, with eight triangular faces the dodecahedron, with twelve pentagonal faces and the icosahedron, with twenty triangular faces. He made them the subject of many of his works and included them as secondary elements in a great many more. The regular solids, known as polyhedra, held a special fascination for Escher. There are a number of software applications that make it easy to explore Escher-esque tesselation designs, and you can find them easily using your browser search engine. Escher used this reptile pattern in many hexagonal tessellations. the tessellating creatures playfully escape from the prison of two dimensions and go snorting about the destop, only to collapse back into the pattern again. In the first, Cycle, the running figures emerge from an orderly world to descend into a topsy-turvey chaos, but this chaos itself gives rise to the very order from which the figures emerge. The last two examples each use a hexagonal tesselation. To emphasize the nature of the underlying pattern, Escher allows us to trace the developing distortions of the tesselation that lead to the pattern at the center. The second example, Development I, uses a square tesselation. (To see an overlay of the triangle pattern, click on the thumbnail image to expand the large version, and then hover over it with the mouse pointer.) The first of the examples presented here, titled Regular Division of the Plane with Birds, uses a tesselation with triangles. The effect can be both startling and beautiful. These distortions had to obey the three, four, or six-fold symmetry of the underlying pattern in order to preserve the tessellation. He also elaborated these patterns by distorting the basic shapes to render them into animals, birds, and other figures. (Many more irregular polygons tile the plane-in particular there are many tessellations using irregular pentagons.)Įscher exploited these basic patterns in his tessellations, applying what geometers would call reflections, glide reflections, translations, and rotations to obtain a greater variety of patterns. Whether or not this is fair to the mathematicians, it is true that they had shown that of all the regular polygons, only the triangle, square, and hexagon can be used for a tessellation. Escher, however, was fascinated by every kind of tessellation-regular and irregular-and took special delight in what he called “metamorphoses,” in which the shapes changed and interacted with each other, and sometimes even broke free of the plane itself. Typically, the shapes making up a tessellation are polygons or similar regular shapes, such as the square tiles often used on floors. Regular divisions of the plane, called tessellations, are arrangements of closed shapes that completely cover the plane without overlapping and without leaving gaps. Thus, for the student of mathematics, Escher’s work encompasses two broad areas: the geometry of space, and what we may call the logic of space. He was also fascinated with paradox and “impossible” figures, and used an idea of Roger Penrose’s to develop many intriguing works of art. He is of course also much imitated.Īs his work developed he drew great inspiration from the mathematical ideas he read about, often working directly from structures in plane and projective geometry, and eventually capturing the essence of non-Euclidean geometries, as we will see below. Reproductions of his work remain in strong demand, and he has inspired thousands of other artists to pursue mathematical themes in their own work. His work eventually appeared not only in printed form, but as commissioned or imitative sculptures on public buildings, as decorations on everything from neckties to mousepads, and in software written to automate the reproduction and manipulation of tesselations.
SHRIMP used lithium deuteride (LiD), which is solid at room temperature Ivy Mike used cryogenic liquid deuterium (D 2), which required elaborate cooling equipment. The device was called SHRIMP, and had the same basic configuration (radiation implosion) as the Ivy Mike wet device, except with a different type of fusion fuel. This cone is the part of the paraboloid that was used to focus the radiation emanating from the primary into the secondary. It was located at the end of the device, which, as seen in the declassified film, shows a small cone projecting from the ballistic case. : 196 A copper pit liner encased within the weapon-grade plutonium inner capsule prevented DT gas diffusion into the plutonium, a technique first tested in Greenhouse Item. COBRA was Los Alamos' most recent product of design work on the "new principles" of the hollow core. : 86 : 91 The composite uranium-plutonium COBRA core was levitated in a type-D pit. The explosive material of the inner charges in the MK 7 was changed to the more powerful Cyclotol 75/25, instead of the Composition B used in most stockpiled bombs at that time, as Cyclotol 75/25 was denser than Composition B and thus could generate the same amount of explosive force in a smaller volume (it provided 13 percent more compressive energy than Comp B). : 197 The implosion system was quite lightweight at 410 kg (900 lb), because it eliminated the aluminium pusher shell around the tamper and used the more compact ring lenses, a design feature shared with the Mark 5, 12, 13 and 18 designs. It was considered successful enough that the planned operation series Domino, designed to explore the same question about a suitable primary for thermonuclear bombs, could be canceled. This boosted fission device was tested in the Upshot Knothole Climax event and yielded 61 kilotonnes of TNT (260 TJ) (out of 50–70 kt expected yield range). The primary device was a COBRA deuterium-tritium gas-boosted atomic bomb made by Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, a very compact MK 7 device. The Castle Bravo device was housed in a cylinder that weighed 23,500 pounds (10.7 t) and measured 179.5 inches (456 cm) in length and 53.9 inches (137 cm) in diameter. The blast incited a strong international reaction over atmospheric thermonuclear testing. 5") were also contaminated by the heavy fallout, experiencing acute radiation syndrome, including the death six months later of Kuboyama Aikichi, the boat's chief radioman. Twenty-three crew members of the Japanese fishing vessel Daigo Fukuryū Maru ("Lucky Dragon No. The inhabitants of the islands were not evacuated until three days later and suffered radiation sickness. įallout, the heaviest of which was in the form of pulverized surface coral from the detonation, fell on residents of Rongelap and Utirik atolls, while the more particulate and gaseous fallout spread around the world. Castle Bravo's yield was 15 megatonnes of TNT (63 PJ), 2.5 times the predicted 6 megatonnes of TNT (25 PJ), due to unforeseen additional reactions involving lithium-7, which led to radioactive contamination in the surrounding area. Detonated on March 1, 1954, the device remains the most powerful nuclear device ever detonated by the United States and the first lithium deuteride-fueled thermonuclear weapon tested using the Teller-Ulam design. Castle Bravo was the first in a series of high-yield thermonuclear weapon design tests conducted by the United States at Bikini Atoll, Marshall Islands, as part of Operation Castle. This Land Shark controversy was a wake-up call to Salt Lake City that something positive must be done with the public land. Winn his dreams of “easy money” was all for not because the land belonged to Salt Lake City and Mayor Francis Armstrong was having none of the “Land Sharks” games!Ī massive posse was formed the next day and were deployed to the 10th Ward Square to send Mr. Winn ( dubbed “the Land Shark” or “Land Jumper” by the newspaper) took the square over, plowed the ground, and put up a sign “This Land for Sale” even though he didn’t own the land! Unfortunately for Mr. The 10-acre lot was known back then as the 10th Ward Square and was set aside in 1849 along with other public squares to be a community gathering place. Winn had his eye on an empty lot between 500 and 600 South – where Trolley Square is located today. Winn thought he had a great idea on how to get rich! Mr. Despite the occasional inconvenience, the transportation option was quite successful! The mule-pulled street cars were used from 1872 - 1888. In July, the first mule-pulled street cars were available to the public. The first line of track measured 1.5 miles in length. In the early days passengers were said to complain about the bumpy ride, the unexpected stops the mules would insist on making, the street cars coming off the tracks and even the inconvenience of having to stop and walk the rest of their destination due to spooked, jumpy or even run away mules. By early summer, in June of 1872, the first tracks had been laid from the rail depot at 300 West and South Temple to 300 South and Main Street. In January of 1872 The Salt Lake City Railroad Company formed and applied for enfranchisement with Salt Lake City. A group of businessmen decided that Salt Lake City should have their own public transportation system, too. The great American Civil War had completed only 6 years earlier and the country was rebuilding. Within the territory of Utah, Salt Lake City was thriving and all major cities throughout the globe had blossoming public transportation systems. You also have the Transit app to help you plan and our Customer Service at 801-RIDE-UTA.In 1871 American president Ulysses S. To stay up to date on delays, changes, or any extra service for game days checkout on Twitter. Cool thing about the app, you can buy your ticket in advance and activate it when you need it. You can grab a fare at a Ticket Vending Machine at the station or on your phone using the UTA GoRide app. FrontRunner fare is based off of the length of your trip. Be sure to purchase your fare before you board. This leg of your trip won’t cost you anything.įrontRunner, or Route 750, runs every hour on Saturdays. In addition to direct connections and high-frequency, it’s FREE! UVX is free due to a federal grant. After the game, we encourage you head straight to Provo Central Station via UVX to ensure better connections to FrontRunner. You can connect to UVX at FrontRunner Orem Central Station or FrontRunner Provo Central Station and get off UVX at the BYU Stadium stop. Utah Valley Express (UVX), or Route 830X, our latest bus rapid transit service runs almost door to door between the BYU stadium and FrontRunner. Find out how best to get to and from the BYU’s Lavell Edwards Stadium and share this with your favorite Cougar fans. BYU Football, Let UVX and FrontRunner Take You There Thursday, September 12, 2019įootball games along the Wasatch Front are great opportunities to try on transit or maybe help a friend or family member get familiar with using UTA’s services. Hours of rain turned the white gravel farm tracks in central Italy into a mud bath in 2010. “Even if it hadn’t rained, they would’ve had to deal with the dust.” “The allure of the white gravel roads on the way to Montalcino,” says Zomegnan. The grupetto skirting along the Italian west coast through the town of Sori. It skirted along Cinque Terre and the edge of Mediterranean Sea, up goat tracks to Plan de Corones and created a new legend, Monte Zoncolan in recent years. The race touches parts of Italy that seem to come from another era, a time before Torriani and the Second World War. “Trust me, though, we have possibilities.” The magic “Maybe he we could stay abroad for five days,” he says with a smile. Cycling’s governing body now prohibits the first of two rest days to fall within the first five days of a Grand Tour. He will start the race on home soil next year and will have to plan thoroughly before another foreign start. “The Giro is an important race with not only Italian fans, but fans worldwide.”Īcquarone adds, “Above all, the cities come to us.” Offers are on the table from Naples, Parma, Florence and six others for 2013. “It’s the Giro d’Italia and it should take place in Italy, even if we go abroad every few years,” Acquarone says. Snow white and the seven dwarfs on Macugnaga during Stage 19 of last year’s Giro d’Italia He became closer and closer to the Giro, followed it in 2000 for work and encouraged Zomegnan for the Danish start prior to becoming director. He is from San Remo along the Italian Riviera, laughs and smiles often, and has a CV with years in marketing for race organiser RCS Sport. Michele Acquarone began planning the race since last year when he inherited the “director” title. The return is around 10 fold.” For fans worldwide “As with all the cities in the world that pay to host events,” Zomegnan says quickly. The cities pay to host the stage starts and finishes, and even more in Herning’s case for the “Grand Départ.” The final week is sprinkled with mountain passes, stages that mostly start and end in mountain towns. It returns with a team time trial in Verona, travels south to Lago Laceno in Campania and north through several cities, such as Assisi. The Giro this year, May 5 to 27, starts in Herning, Denmark, for three days. Stage 13 of 2011 Giro d’Italia started in Spilimbergo.Īlmost making it sound like a ham sandwich, Zomegnan says, “You select your important starting and ending points, and put the Giro d’Italia in the middle.” The mountain stages tend to come towards the tail-end, and especially on the weekends, to take advantage of their beauty and difficulty. “There’s no space for triviality” and so even sprint stages will have a twist. He says it is in between those points – cities and villages – you are able to “draw lines” to create stages. “Every Giro has to have a concept,” Zomegnan explains, “and around that concept you can build fixed points.” Zomegnan basically restored the Giro back to its post-war glory, when Vincenzo Torriani designed and directed the Giro. In his time, he brought Lance Armstrong to race, big-money sponsor contracts and cleaned up after predecessor Carmine Castellano. He wrote for La Gazzetta dello Sport newspaper before becoming the director of its great three-week race. Zomegnan, with his grey-hair and roundish figure, is from northern Italy’s Lombardia region, which helps explain his gruff and no-nonsense attitude. “It is like creating art for someone who may not even be an artist.” Angelo Zomegnan (left) during the press conference last year announcing the start in Denmark. “As a boy, I was drawn in to the way they linked all the cities, the mountains, the flats and the descents,” says former race director, Angelo Zomegnan. The party stays the same year after year, but ingredients change. The Giro d’Italia has the looks it’s been attracting teams and their cyclists for one hundred years, from Felice Gimondi to Alberto Contador, from Mario Cipollini to Cadel Evans. And, don’t forget to button your shirt, because if you don’t look sharp, you’re eating alone. It’s a combination of timing and artistry. It’s not easy, because simultaneously you are occupied with your sauce and setting the table. Pasta is best served al dente, just on the edge of perfection – overdone, its mush and too little, it’s crunchy. European cycling journalist, Gregor Brown, provides a quick insight to the allure of the Giro as well as the challenges faced by new race director, Michele Acquarone. The 95th edition of the Giro d’Italia starts in four days in Herning, Denmark. Heading out the door? Read this article on the new Outside+ app available now on iOS devices for members! Fast forward to 2014 and you get a Ninja Turtles movie that's a lot closer to the 1987 cartoon, however the only thing missing from this. The cast was also joined by legendary film, T.V. Then I saw the live action version of the movie in 1990 and I was disappointed that it didn't feature the turtle van, Krang, Bebop and Rocksteady, however I liked the movie which still holds up to this day. The film will not follow on from the two recent live-action reboots, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014) and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows (2016). LAURIE O'BRIEN as "BABY PIGGY" from "THE MUPPET BABIES" and DANNY GOLDMAN as "BRAINY SMURF" from "THE SMURFS".DON MESSICK as "PAPA SMURF" from "THE SMURFS" Get ready for the Mutant Mayhem figures and accessories, based on the new CG animated Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie All of your favorite Mutants.LORENZO MUSIC as "GARFIELD" from "GARFIELD & FRIENDS" and other "GARFIELD" T.V. RUSSI TAYLOR as "BABY GONZO" from "THE MUPPET BABIES" and "HUEY", "DEWEY" and "LOUIE DUCK" - "DONALD DUCK'S" nephews - from the classic DISNEY cartoons and the 1990 "DUCKTALES" T.V.JEFF BERGMAN as "BUGS BUNNY" and "DAFFY DUCK" from "THE LOONEY TUNES".PAUL FUSCO as "ALF" from both the live-action and animated "ALF" T.V.FRANK WELKER as "SLIMER" from "THE REAL GHOSTBUSTERS", "BABY KERMIT THE FROG" from "THE MUPPET BABIES" and "HEFTY SMURF" from "THE SMURFS".Supporting characters include the turtles. It follows Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael and Michelangelo, four anthropomorphic turtle brothers trained in ninjutsu who fight evil in New York City. Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello, and Michaelangelo are in their early teen years, and the brothers go on new and exciting adventures. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, commonly abbreviated as TMNT, is an American media franchise created by the comic book artists Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird. JIM CUMMINGS as "WINNIE THE POOH" and "TIGGER" from "WINNIE THE POOH" Deep in the sewers of New York City, four mutant turtle brothers lurk.ROSS BAGDASARIAN as "ALVIN" and "SIMON" and JANICE KARMAN as "THEODORE" from "ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS".TOWNSEND COLEMAN as "MICHAELANGELO" from "TMNT".This special teamed up many of the toons' original voice-actors as well as some recognizable replacements including: Just think about it like a car driving on a road – some roads are smooth, while others are bumpy. Hannah Wells: “There is nothing to worry about if you experience some turbulence during a flight-it is normal for a plane to experience some movement in the air. It’s accurate to say that we fly the plane ‘through’ the autopilot.” Is turbulence dangerous? For example, climbs, descents, and turns to avoid weather are all initiated by the pilots. Mark Vanhoenacker: “The autopilot is engaged for the cruise portion of each flight, but it’s being directed by the entries we make into the navigation computers and other systems. Northern lights seen from a Boeing 747 airliner Getty Images How much of a flight is led by autopilot? And indeed, passengers are welcome to see inside the flight deck.” At Flexjet, our pilots always meet our passengers before and during boarding to ensure we are available for anything. They will explain everything that goes on to you, which can prove very reassuring for most people and make them feel comfortable and safe. So speak to your pilot if you can, or any pilots you meet in other spheres of life. Pilots know that many people are nervous, but we all want to make flying a positive experience and for people to travel confidently. To see the Aurora Borealis in the deep night sky is incredible.” What is your number one piece of advice for a nervous flyer?Ĭlive Richardson: “Speak to pilots and ask questions. Amazing sights I love are fascinating varieties of clouds whizzing past the window with sunlight reflecting off them. You get to see things you and your co-pilot are the only ones to experience. “The view out of the flight deck window never fails to captivate. I felt like I was seeing our planet for the first time.”Ĭlive Richardson, pilot and Executive Vice President of Operations in Europe for luxury private jet airline Flexjet I wondered if any of the sailors on them were looking up at the lights of our plane. The sky was deep blue above and red at the horizon the first stars were out, and the silvery sea below us was dotted with the lights of fishing boats. Last year, I flew over Bali right around sunset, en route from Sydney to Singapore. “That’s one of the toughest questions you can ask a pilot. Mark Vanhoenacker, pilot for British Airways and author of Skyfaring and Imagine a City: A Pilot Sees the World channel=anaconda (a.k.a the default location) These locations are called "channels", which can be thought of as the remote/cloud repository in which anaconda looks for the package. $ conda create -name my-virtenv-R-4d1 -c conda-forge r-base=4.1 -yes Explaining Anaconda "channels"Īn overwhelming majority of research software (including R, Python, Julia and more) is available via anaconda in one of three locations. The commands below will create an isolated environment in your HOME folder in the following location ~/.conda/envs/my-virtenv-R-4d1 with only R 4.1 installed. At this point, you can use either conda to install additional Python packages into the environment or Python's native package manager, PyPi, to install whatever Python package(s). In many ways, you are the system administrator of this Python installation as you have full read/write/execute privileges inside of that folder in your HOME directory. Once the environment is activated, you have full control over what Python packages are installed into the environment. $ conda create -name my-virtenv-p圓9 python=3.9 -yes The commands below will create an isolated environment in your HOME folder in the following location ~/.conda/envs/my-virtenv-p圓9 with only Python 3.9 installed. Once activated, you can then install packages into that environment: conda install īelow we demonstrate examples of using anaconda to install Python and R. Then activate the environment: conda activate Where is the name your want for your environment. To create a new Conda environment in your home directory, enter: conda create -name Install packages into the environment with conda install.Activate the environment with conda activate.Create an environment with conda create.The process for creating and using environments has a few basic steps: However, you can use the conda command, with various options, to install and inspect Conda environments. We recommend using the mamba command for faster package solving, downloading, and installing. Conda environments are isolated project environments designed to manage distinct package requirements and dependencies for different projects. You can create new Conda environments in one of your available directories. Creating Conda environments and installing packages Read more about Conda configuration here. If you want a newer version of Conda or Mamba than what is available in the module, you can also install them into your HOME directory as follows curl -output $HOME/miniconda.shīash ~/miniconda.sh -b -p $HOME/minicondaĬonda can also be configured with various options. This modifies your ~/.bashrc file so that conda are ready to use every time you log in ( without needing to load the module). The next step is to initialize your shell to use conda: conda init bash If you prefer to use Mamba, which is a drop-in replacement for most conda commands that enables faster package solving, downloading, and installing, you can load the corresponding mamba module: module purge Included in all versions of Anaconda, Conda is the package and environment manager that installs, runs, and updates packages and their dependencies. This module is based on the minimal Miniconda installer. To use Anaconda, first load the corresponding module: module purge It also supports other programming languages like C, C++, FORTRAN, Java, Scala, Ruby, and Lua. Anaconda is a package and environment manager primarily used for open-source data science packages for the Python and R programming languages. Include custom lettering and fonts, or inspirational quote to keep you motivated year-round.Simply drag and drop a JPEG image onto the page layout from your computer desktop Add your own drawings, doodles, or photos to make it personal.Use the Draw Photo Containers and Text Containers tool to help create space for feature images and headlines.Experiment with the Apply Page Colors feature, to brighten up your book design.Do you prefer colorful flourishes, or simple lines and clean layouts? There are lots of ways to add extra flair to your pages: Just think about which kind of design elements fit your personal style. You don’t have to be an artist to create your own planner. 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