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DaveC426913 replied to the thread There Be Monsters by Dave Collins.Good point. It needs to be formatted as a PDF to publish. You could just read the PDF. -
I must admit to having been so pushy that I actually got a sneak preview. Although where I found the reckless pushy courage to ask for...
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DaveC426913 reacted to berkeman's post in the thread I still have mine; do you still have yours? with
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No, I just re-checked my shirt and there is no pattern on it. It is an artifact of PF downsizing the image and whatever lighting was... -
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DaveC426913 replied to the thread There Be Monsters by Dave Collins.https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/i-still-have-mine-do-you-still-have-yours.1084291/
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DaveC426913 replied to the thread There Be Monsters by Dave Collins.Not yet. I will likely publish in electronic form. Probably Kobo and maybe Amazon.
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DaveC426913 reacted to Greg Bernhardt's post in the thread There Be Monsters by Dave Collins with
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awesome, well done! you also now have front page publicity! -
DaveC426913 replied to the thread I still have mine; do you still have yours?.sunuvagun. I thought that was an artifact of the photo. But I see it is constrained to a printable square on the shirt front.
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DaveC426913 replied to the thread Random Photos.No. It suggests the sun is high in the sky. See jtbell's post 3492 and renormalize's post 3493.
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The angular radius of a rainbow is about 40° to 42° (violet to red). In the picture, the violet edge almost grazes the horizon...
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The shadow of the handrail on the building suggests that the sun is high in the sky to my left. The rainbow should then be normal...
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DaveC426913 replied to the thread Collection of Lame Jokes.Considered on this side of the pond one of the funniest moments in televison history.
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DaveC426913 reacted to berkeman's post in the thread I still have mine; do you still have yours? with
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DaveC426913 replied to the thread Random Photos.Very weird... A rainbow tells you where the sun is behind you - it's directly opposite the centre of the rainbow. So, if this pic were...
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