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Receptacles fossil detail. Pakri cliffs, in Paldiski, Estonia.
September 16, 2023

Estonian Fossils part III: The Pakri Peninsula

Pakri is a cliff area in northern Estonia. It has a lighthouse that is easily reached by road and is a good place to...

April 4, 2023

Estonian Fossils part II: the rubble

Serve this post as a continuation of the previous one Estonian Fossils There is a stone stratum in Estonia that is especially rich in...

March 9, 2023

Aurora Borealis: Human eye vs Camera vs Internet

Aurora Borealis: Human eye vs Camera vs Internet Astrophotography is a hoax when they do not notify you of the level of processing that...

October 4, 2022

Sigma 50mm F1.4 DG HSM Art for Sony E-mount in Astrophotography and Infrared

Here are some examples of how this lens behaves, especially in astrophotography and infrared photography. The tested lens is Sigma 50mm F1.4 DG HSM...

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Estonian Fossils part II: the rubble

Serve this post as a continuation of the previous one Estonian Fossils There is a stone stratum in Estonia that is especially rich in...

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Donut-shaped mutant Marguerite daisy: Fasciation

No, it is not Fukushima. Yes, it is a mutation. This is a curious case of fasciation. It is rare, but not unusual for...

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Radioactive lenses and airports

My thing with airports is not new. I like to fly and I get on an airplane whenever I have the opportunity. There is...

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Bad Lens for Astrophotography: Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 USM

I do not usually make reviews of photographic material, but recently a friend told me excited that he had bought a Canon EF 50mm...

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Essays

I do my best to delve into the topics that catch my attention, but sometimes I have the feeling that something is missing or does not fit. This feeling leads me to continue observing and developing my own explanations, approaching the subject from a different and very personal point of view.

Geese fly V formation alternative theory, the social theory

Why do geese fly in a V formation? Geese fly theory revised considering aerodynamic and social factors.

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Changelog

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Photos or texts updated, post corrected or extended ... here are the latest improvements I've been making.
The Spanish version of this website will be out very soon.

# New post about fossils in Estonia.

# Translating content into Spanish (looks like it’ll take time).