seen from United States
seen from Malaysia
seen from Germany
seen from China
seen from China
seen from Austria
seen from Malaysia
seen from Türkiye
seen from Germany
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decided to visualize @sonicvoid's situation w/the detectors
some that ive featured:
@sonicvoid-detector
@guest-1337-detecter
@evil-guest-1337-detector
@detector-therapy
@flowers-detector
@the-replacement-1x-detector
@totally-a-forsaken-detector
[bonus funny w/@loverofpiggies's Error sans, because i can]
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( @noobing-around , @evil-guest-1337-detector , @guest-1337-detecter )
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Me for some reason summoning a whole bunch of detectors be like
What is all this.
@matt-tlg-detecter
Ayy hello hi welcome I'm the local detector entertainer you can poke me mith a stick and I'll probably draw what you detect. Rn it is 7:25 in the morning.
Superconducting detector captures hot spots with submicron resolution
A research team from Osaka Metropolitan University proposed using a current-biased kinetic inductance detector with submicron 400 megapixels to image hot spots induced by a localized external stimulus over a 15 × 15 mm2 area. The team utilized a delay-line technique to trace the propagation of internal signals for a pair of signals arising from each hot spot. Further, they used the timestamps of signal arrivals at the electrodes to determine the position of each hot spot (x, y). Because the signal velocity inside the detector is ultrafast at about 20% the speed of light, a readout circuit with a temporal resolution faster than 250 ps is necessary to resolve the position of a hot spot with a precision of 1.5 μm, which is the size of a meander pitch. The research is published in the journal AIP Advances. In the researchers' earlier work, they developed a 1-ns CB-KID readout circuit, but it was not fast enough to resolve each segment as a unit tick step of the hot-spot position.
Read more.
Do you have more than one carbon monoxide sensor/alarm in your house?
Yes, I have one in every room
Yes, I have one in most rooms but not all of them
Yes, I have one in more than one room but not most of the rooms
No, I just have one of them in the house
No, I don't have one at all
PSA: I can't stress enough how important it is to have a carbon monoxide sensor/alarm in your house, ideally in every room, but at least ONE in your house! Carbon monoxide is a silent killer and it does not mess around. If you don't have one, please invest in one, they are only cheap and could save your life 🧡
You can ask my sona questions
Like
[*Your yap* /for the sona(or something)]
And I'll answer in character
