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spectrum.ieee.org
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youtube.com
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ycombinator.com
A data analysis of speeches at the Oscars
stephenfollows.com
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github.com
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github.com
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shadaj.me
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softouch.on.ca
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efficient.computer
> We conduct a preliminary study using a two-minute observation from the Murchison-Widefield Array (MWA) in which an unknown object briefly crosses the field of view, reflecting RFI signals into the array. By applying near-field corrections that bring the object into focus, we are able to estimate its approximate altitude and speed to be 11.7 km and 792 km/h, respectively. This allows us to confidently conclude that the object in question is in fact an airplane.
Very cool.