Barbara and Lienhart were a couple, who in 1471 ran a brothel in Nördlingen, a town nowadays administratively located in Donau-Ries County, Swabia District, Bavaria State, Germany. Nördlingen has got some fame for being topologically located in a meteorite crater. Barbara and Lienhart had a kitchen aide, whose name was Els von Eystett. Though the […]
Ozeki is asteroid #10760 and also known as 1990 TJ3. Ozeki measures 4.1 km in diameter. Ozeki’s orbit is characterized by a semi-major axis of 2.21 Astronomical Units, an eccentricity of 0.13, a period of revolution of 1’195 days, and an inclination of 4.7 degrees. Ozeki was discovered by the Japanese amateur astronomers Endate Kin […]
I watched another episode of the same documentary series. This episode told the astounding history of the Hanson Research Station on a farm in Wyoming. The farm owner knew that thousands of fossilized dinosaur bones can be found on his farm and he freely gifted fossilized dinosaur bones to his acquaintances. So paleontologists learnt about […]
Parsec is asteoid #30857 and also known as 1991 YY. Parsec measures 2.8 km in diameter. Parsec’s orbit is characterized by a semi-major axis of 2.22 Astronomical Units, an eccentricity of 0.16, a period of revolution of 1’205 days, and an inclination of 3.5 degrees. Parsec was discovered by the Belgian astronomer Eric Walter Elst […]
A local tv channel broadcasted an interview with the chief physician of the child and adolescent psychiatry department at the local university hospital. I did watch this interview. It gave me some interesting insights. Many people have depressions, but the chief physician talked mainly about social media and about violence. He said that each fifth […]
Patterson is asteroid #2511 and also known as 1980 LM. Patterson measures 7.8 km in diameter. Patterson’s orbit is characterized by a semi-major axis of 2.30 Astronomical Units, an eccentricity of 0.10, a period of revolution of 1’275 days, and an inclination of 8.0 degrees. Patterson was discovered by Carolyn Jean Spellmann Shoemaker at the […]
The Kung Fu Tea blog is a great blog, which I stumbled upon. Would its blog post come to the point instead of being long essays, then they would be better than mine. Yet I still learn much from them because they are long essays, which include details, which are overlooked elsewhere. I had for […]
During the Smack Down episode from July, 10th Jade Cargill ‘broke’ the arm of Alexa Bliss. I thought this is a chance to examine the astrological influences, which indicate an injury. Yet because my space for pictures is used up, so I looked for other astrological websites, which treated the topic and at best show […]
A recent study found that solar panels strangely produced up to ninety percent less electricity during the heat waves of this summer! Commercially available solar panels are optimized for working at 25°C, while they in practice get heated by sunshine to 70°C. A reduced efficiency thus isn’t surprising and I complain about it since decades. […]
A recent study from an university in Germany examined why measures to protect the climate have low effects. It was assumed that people believe that other people oppose the idea of protecting the climate, so the people, who want to protect the climate, are less engaged for the sake of avoiding to provoke other people. […]
