The story by Franz Kafka gives us a horrific version of transformation whereas the seasonal cycles of Spring and Summer give us the caterpillars that […]
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From Dr. Klotman’s Week 235 video address, I offer the following highlights: In other medical news, 50% or more of the new COVID infections are […]
Read MoreSolar Images of 09.20.24
Our skies were partly cloudy this afternoon, but there were large breaks between slow-moving clouds. I made several 10-minute AVIs. Below is the image with […]
Read MoreThe Weird Shit
I’ve written about it before – clinical curiosity. It is the trait of examining a tapestry of symptoms, physical abnormalities, images, and numbers, and asking […]
Read MoreRemembering Where I Parked
There’s a similar line in Star Trek IV (the whales) when Kirk, Spock, Uhura, and Chekov land in Central Park. As they leave the ship, […]
Read MoreSolar Images of 09.18.24
The active region around sunspot group AR3828 in the Southeastern solar disk has been the source of today’s solar flare activity. There are active prominences […]
Read MoreSolar Images of 09.15.24
Despite a forecast 15% probability of rain today, the afternoon was perfectly clear. Below are my solar images. Each image is a stack of 1000 […]
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Here is Dr. Klotman’s Week 234 video update. The highlights are: Dr. Klotman devotes a substantial portion of this week’s update to MPox. There are […]
Read MoreSolar Images of 09.12.24
Today’s new solar photography tweaks include: Lowering the camera gain to unity theoretically reduces the amount of camera amplifier noise. Increasing the exposure duration compensates […]
Read MoreSolar Images of 09.11.24
Today was partly cloudy – a result of Hurricane Francine’s course along the Texas coast as it heads to Louisiana and beyond. Still, there were […]
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