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A teddy bear, an ice skate, a wife's note: DCA crash relics return home (Emma Uber/Washington Post)
https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2026/01/29/dc-plane-crash-anniversary/
http://www.memeorandum.com/260129/p39#a260129p39

Zooming-in on cluster #RadioRelics - how density fluctuations explain the Mach number discrepancy, microgauss magnetic fields, and spectral index variations: https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.11947 -> Shocked galaxy clusters - Unravelling the mysteries of radio relics: https://www.aip.de/en/news/shocked-galaxy-clusters-unravelling-the-mysteries-of-radio-relics/

Q for my fellow Trek fans:
To my surprise, my husband's been watching - and enjoying TNG. He's never seen Trek before. I'm tempted to show him TOS next, but wondering if I should interrupt TNG to do it so he has background info for upcoming episodes like "Sarek", "Unification", and "Relics". We just started Season 2.
I'm not sure what he'd think of TOS, and it's a long detour, but I think it'd enhance his appreciation of tho…

recent-ish reading/rereading. #books

The two relics of exploding stars are black holes and neutron stars.
Both were discovered by women.
Jocelyn Bell discovered neutron stars, in the guise of “pulsars”, in 1967.
Since then, three Nobel prizes have gone to male scientists for their work on pulsars, but none to Bell.
Louise Webster, the co-discoverer of black holes, has been largely forgotten.
Unless, of course, you remember her name.

The woman who discovered black holes
Louise Webster has been largely forgotten – it's time to remember her

The Broken & The Relics 🧱
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