If anyone would like to learn more about Julian's wonderful presentation at the Doty cup... The BBC have kindly put together a programme featuring his old lecturer to explain all what they can.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0 ... lack-holes
Black holes and Gravitational waves
Re: Black holes and Gravitational waves
That was rubbish. First, it omitted the Loeb hypothesis (which is correct). Second, some of the graphics were incorrectly dramatised. Third, both presenters had bad hair.
Re: Black holes and Gravitational waves
Scientific evidence suggests that the best thing that could happen to the current incarnation of that particular television series is that is should be sucked into a black hole.
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Re: Black holes and Gravitational waves
Is that Loeb as in OW Loeb (wine merchants) who bottled some particularly fine ports in the first half of the 20th century?jdaw1 wrote:That was rubbish. First, it omitted the Loeb hypothesis (which is correct). Second, some of the graphics were incorrectly dramatised. Third, both presenters had bad hair.
Top Ports in 2018 (so far): Niepoort VV (1960's Bottling), Quinta do Noval Nacional 1994 and San Leonardo Very Old White (Bottled 2018)
2017 Ports of the year: Fonseca 1927 and Quinta do Noval 1927
2017 Ports of the year: Fonseca 1927 and Quinta do Noval 1927