Yesterday, after nearly 15 years, the Curiosity rover hit a sandstorms while the batteries were low and earth lost contact.
Tag: xkcd
xkcd: Frequency
Okay, xkcd has outdone itself with “Frequency“.
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xkcd – I Don’t Own a TV
ISO 8601: Date Notation
Nuclear Energy, xkcd and Log Scales
This is such an amazing xkcd entry, that I had to repost it. It’s super clever, snarky and it accurately shows why I think safe nuclear energy is the way forward. We can bandy about looking for more sources of fossil fuels, shale gas, oil sands, and even to a degree solar energy, but to me all those options are voided at this realisation.