Phoenix cluster averaging 700 new stars per year  Tim Martin's
picture Phoenix Cluster  Yeah, you read that right. The Phoenix
cluster is cranking out an average of 700 stars per year.
Compared to our own Milky Way at one or two a year, that's a lot
of stars!  Besides the number of stars, the Phoenix cluster is
cranking out massive amounts of X-Rays and is 5.7 Billion light
years away (keep that in mind...).  Yes, I'm back as the "News
Guy" for SpoCon - check daily morning-ish for your Geek / Fan /
Con / Science / Nerd / Gaming / Tech related news. One per day
is all you get...  Phoenix Cluster, astronomy, stars  Let's
Build a Tesla Museum  Tim Martin's picture  Many of you are
familar with The Oatmeal... the Seattle based web comedy site by
Matthew Inman. He's a big Tesla fan, and well, pretty much a
Geek like the rest of us, and then some. In his blog, he
presents a case for helping create a Tesla Museum:  nikola
tesla, history, electricity