Statto’s shorts

My microblog. Syndicated on Twitter and Facebook, but best served in your RSS reader because Twitter and Facebook don’t support proper links and formatting.

  1. Just got filmed as I exploded a balloon full of hydrogen in front of a thermal camera! Video shortly.

    Friday 12th March 2010 18:02 GMT

  2. @jjsanderson Ah, I was who was responsible for the super-bright thing in the background my the thermal portrait of me and my girlfriend!

    Friday 12th March 2010 17:55 GMT

  3. I just saw a real human placenta. Didn’t look that tasty…

    Friday 12th March 2010 13:04 GMT

  4. Dear BT wireless, It is not a fucking ‘OpenZone’ if it costs £5.99 per 90 minutes. Yours sincerely, Statto.

    Friday 12th March 2010 09:39 GMT

  5. Bit slow on the uptake on this because I’ve been science outreaching, but nerds say LHC 7 TeV thing isn’t big news either.

    Thursday 11th March 2010 22:58 GMT

  6. Slightly tacky American advertorial style barely detracts from the fact that thermal imaging is awesome.

    Thursday 11th March 2010 22:55 GMT

  7. Me and a superconductor at −196°C, floating above neodymium magnets, taken with a thermal camera.

    Thursday 11th March 2010 18:16 GMT

  8. Finally in an apartment in Manchester. Today took longer than I thought!

    Wednesday 10th March 2010 23:25 GMT

  9. CERN nerds: Brian Cox says scheduled maintenance isn’t news. Is the fact that the first cycle will only be at 7 TeV news?

    Wednesday 10th March 2010 13:11 GMT

  10. Hydrogen and liquid nitrogen ready for our Accelerate! particle physics outreach show at The Big Bang Fair with Suzie and Rosalind.

    Wednesday 10th March 2010 12:56 GMT

  11. Farmville has more users than Twitter…but try telling the media that.

    Monday 8th March 2010 23:31 GMT

  12. Is ‘there are no axioms’ itself an axiom, and therefore self-refuting? Does it matter what type of system you are trying to formalise?

    Monday 8th March 2010 20:21 GMT

  13. @TimHarford Ha ha, yes, that’s why I followed you. (Also enjoyed your book!) I once got 5,000 Web hits thanks to a badscience.net comment…

    Monday 8th March 2010 17:06 GMT

  14. Gosh, I hadn’t realised there were so many of these.

    Monday 8th March 2010 13:00 GMT

  15. @grabcocque I wouldn’t quite go that far! But some of the simplifications and omissions were daft. Room for a lot more science in there.

    Monday 8th March 2010 12:30 GMT

  16. Just had a good moan about Wonders of the Solar System at coffee. Visual spectacle but thin on science. Any chance of a dub for geeks, Brian?

    Monday 8th March 2010 11:45 GMT

  17. Monday photograph: evening autumn light in olde Manhattan.

    Monday 8th March 2010 09:01 GMT

  18. More Cherwell science: what how physicists talk can tell us about how they think.

    Monday 8th March 2010 00:00 GMT

  19. Please say this is a spoof. Near-satirical traditionalism, plus moron celebrity curriculum advisers. Susan Greenfield? Prince fucking Charles?!

    Saturday 6th March 2010 12:07 GMT

  20. Favourite part of today so far: watching a fully-grown man hide under his desk because he heard a PhD student coming to ask him a question.

    Friday 5th March 2010 13:22 GMT