S-K II

Super-Kamiokande (S-K) is the large* water Cherenkov detector. The construction was started in 1991 and the observation began on April 1st, 1996. And do please make an effort trying to remember that in fact: The CP symmetry-violating effect in neutrino and antineutrino oscillations has a magnitude that depends on the Jarlskog invariant: JCP,1= 1/8 cosθ13sin(2θ12)sin(2θ23)sin(2θ13)sinδCP… Continue reading S-K II

Sciurus Vulgaris

Something/someone came up the wall to the balcony of the sixth floor. It was a red squirrel looking for food or a treat. It was less than a meter from me. It turned around and climbed head first (obviously) the same way it originally came from, double checking one or two balconies for a possible… Continue reading Sciurus Vulgaris

Delichon Urbicum

They’re back! I saw the very first one today. Their migration is astounding, they fly from the African continent. They’re incredibly fast and precise in flight, yet I once saw one “trip” in mid-air and fall from the sky… it recovered after falling quite a distance (I think it stalled) and resumed flight. It locked… Continue reading Delichon Urbicum

Bufo Bufo

I recently saved the lives of two in as many days; the first one (pictured) tried to cross a pedestrian/cyclist asphalt path in strong sunlight. The second one was on a similar mission but at a different location (at first I thought it was dead) in the middle of a pedestrian/cyclist path however the latter… Continue reading Bufo Bufo

Just In Perspective…

If you would happen to search for the keyword: in numerals from “2002” to “2025”? Right here, @resurface.se at this date-time 08/05/2024? Right now; what will you find? Action type: enter numerals (at the bottom of the page): any number from 2002 to 2025. That’s about twenty years of text about very specific music. Let’s… Continue reading Just In Perspective…

Who’s Got The Power?

Helios does! Nuclear-gravity-crunching-business billion years of pure power. H1 (Hydrogen) + H1 (Hydrogen) becomes He2 (Helium)*; “simply” by crushing them – it is called fusion. Our Sun is a medium-sized star with a radius of about 435,000 miles (700,000 kilometers). Many stars are much larger – but the Sun is far more massive than our… Continue reading Who’s Got The Power?