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Things are heating up for my dreams of a color furnace! My color base batch (raw glass batch without the usual decolorants) arrived and we found a time that Mike could stop by and offer his sage color melting wisdom while I have both of the workstations rented for the weekend. The furnace is getting dialed in and this will be the first time it is getting used! I mixed the color base really well and we split it in half for two melts. I added black nickel oxide, sulfur, pine rosin, Barium Nitrate and red iron oxide to *hopefully turn my color base into a dark amber Sunday my tube puller in Philly, (and myself) have to work- but Monday we will pull tubes out of the color furnace! Soon I will get all the glass out of the existing crucible, flush it with compatible glass, then take that out and begin charging the brown batch! So exciting! #neon #light #residency #art #sculpture #color #brown #glass #NYC #Brooklyn #science #craft #chemistry #DIY #Urbanglass #notes #sketchbook #dreams
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I asked an #AI model If, in a hypothetical #universe, the speed of #light is not constant & #energy varies with 'c' If we differentiate E=mc² twice with respect to c, what would be the consequences? It said this would destroy the universal causal structure. Stars would collapse, & many other things would happen. No #physicist could explain these outcomes Leaving hostility aside, AI is just a tool. It's up to you whether you use it for good or bad #stem #MultipleDomain #science #physics
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‘The Red Tree’ Léo Gausson (1860-1944) Léo Gausson was a French Post-Impressionist who worked closely with the artists of the Pont-Aven circle. His landscapes are remembered for their expressive use of colour. This is one of my favourites. Gausson was later mentioned in a letter from Theo van Gogh to his brother Vincent in connection with a proposed exchange of paintings, which was completed after Vincent's death. #art #postimpressionism #colour #light #joy
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