I took a class at his workshop in Tokyo and highly recommend the experience. So much thought and detail goes into preparing the wood blocks and even into "just" printing them.
These images are still created with the old model. The share link states "Made with the old version of image generation. New images coming soon." below the first image.
There is a very detailed video documentation [0] about telescope building techniques, featuring insights from John Dobson, the inventor of the Dobsonian telescope mentioned on the page.
That's because Phyphox is financially backed by multiple public bodys of the German governement, mostly the RWTH Aachen and the Federal Ministry of Education and Research as pointed out on the landing page [0].
I love the concept of moving walkways on large airports and always wondered why there are non with multiple speeds like this one. Is it a security aspect?
There is however an accelerating one at YYZ in Toronto [0].
My guess is that in this case the first 4 listed are main contributors (in whatever way: authors, funding, ...) , while the following are alphabetically sorted.
Following [0] a few days ago @atc1441 managed to reverse engineer the toothbrush firmware and find the algorithm for calculating the password found by [0].
> Then my grid-vision exploded outwards from this center, enveloping everything, and I dreamed that the grid was the understructure to not just my own memories but to the world. I think we project grids outwards onto the world from within ourselves, shining their structure from our minds.
This paragraph instantly let me think of the theory of Lattice QCD [0] where both space and time get discretised in a lattice to be able to simulate and make predictions on processes happening on the subatomic level.