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Monthly Archives: October 2026
Why You Should be Extremely Careful in Attempting to use Current AI in Anything Approaching Serious Research
GREG: what can you tell me about the golden solid angle The golden solid angle is a three-dimensional extension of the traditional golden angle that partitions the total surface area of a sphere in the golden ratio. New Forest Observatory … Continue reading
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Picture of the Week
The recent partial solar eclipse taken over the New Forest by Whitemoor Pond by my son using a hand-held Canon DSLR and hand-held aluminised Mylar film. His image came out far better than any of mine.
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