1. 13:54 18th Jun 2013

    Notes: 14

    Reblogged from spaceexp

    spaceexp:

Space.com vs. Fox News reporting on black holes in Andromeda Galaxy.

    spaceexp:

    Space.com vs. Fox News reporting on black holes in Andromeda Galaxy.

     
  2. Everything hits at once. Especially on a moped.

    Everything hits at once. Especially on a moped.

     
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  4. o ok.

    o ok.

     
  5. “to nowhere, yee olde bucket.” December 7, 1972

    “to nowhere, yee olde bucket.” December 7, 1972

     
  6. thhhhhhhhhhizz

    thhhhhhhhhhizz

     
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  8. I love this book, I love this book.

    I love this book, I love this book.

     
  9. 16:50

    Notes: 4

    roommates.

    roommates.

     
  10. Energy Pyramid cat house. But where do you charge your crystals, maaaan?!

    Energy Pyramid cat house. But where do you charge your crystals, maaaan?!

     
  11. “Happiness” 1935 on Netflix - a surprisingly light-hearted movie.

     
  12. find me on snapchat.

    find me on snapchat.

     
  13. 12:41

    Notes: 2

    Reblogged from knowthatiknow

    Please follow my new comic Know That I Know.

    Please follow my new comic Know That I Know.

     
  14. What makes a quantum computer valuable to the military and spy world is the way it makes calculations. A classical computer does useful calculations by processing bits that represent ones and zeroes. But a “standard” quantum computer uses the idea of quantum entanglement – whereby information can exist as both a one and a zero or an infinite number of “superpositions” of the two states at the same time. Effectively these “quantum bits”, or qubits as they are known, can work in parallel rather than sequentially, allowing quantum computers to solve certain problems orders of magnitude faster than its classical counterparts.
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    Why Google and the Pentagon want ‘quantum computers’ via BBC Future

     
  15. 13:57

    Notes: 6524

    Reblogged from bbglasses

    (Source: mathani)