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berkeman reacted to Ken Fabian's post in the thread Artemis 2 launch - humans return to the Moon after 54 years with
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You sure the sun is behind the Earth in this pic? Remarkable colour photography of night-side if that is the case. More usually we would... -
berkeman replied to the thread Artemis 2 launch - humans return to the Moon after 54 years.Just a friendly reminder that PF is a science forum and conspiracy theory nonsense does not belong here. Enough said (hopefully). -
berkeman replied to the thread Interpreting VIA PCB characteristics through TDR and TDT.What you show is a 3-layer PCB, which is not used in practice. This point made by @Baluncore should be emphasized. It is generally a... -
berkeman replied to the thread Marcus Jensen.Welcome to PF. It's great that you are so interested in Science at such a young age. :smile: Please be sure to read the PF Rules (see... -
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You have two tracks with known impedance, joined through the PCB by a short cylindrical via. The via will probably not match the... -
berkeman replied to the thread Engineering Half wave voltage doubler.Welcome to PF. This basic schoolwork question does not involve detailed values like frequency and parasitics. It is just a basic... -
berkeman replied to the thread Union Micro-Macro.Welcome to PF. :smile: (Please take care to translate your posts into English. Thank you.) -
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Apogee raising burn is in progress. This will give them an orbital period of one day, enough time to fully test everything before... -
berkeman replied to the thread First Time Here!.Welcome to PF. :smile: We don't allow political discussions here, so you are in the right place. Enjoy PF! :smile: -
berkeman replied to the thread Random Photos.I saw this in a downtown community bulletin board today (small community in the Santa Cruz mountains). What is wrong with this picture...

