Massless zucchini? Not in this universe. These things accumulate mass in the blink of an eye. Black holes of the backyard garden. Don’t stray too close, lest you cross the zuc event horizon!
Speaking of possums, we haven’t seen one in our yard in quite some time. Perhaps they were absorbed into the infinite density of the monster zuc?
Yes, you did say spherical, not round. My bad, I should know better, I teach that difference to my 10 year old daughter, and here I am…
Yes, round is a thing. I was tempted to answer your comment a different way, however. Something about theoretical physicists trying to grow regular squash but they come out spherical every time. And massless…
…also incompresible, in equilibrium, of uniform density…
Nearing the end of a Saturday morning hike. Was time to introduce the young fellow to some of the higher ground in Santa Barbara. It was a hit! #hikingsantabarbara
Early morning baking on Monday. A staff member had a morning birthday breakfast and it was a delight to being something along! Can’t go wrong with orange-cranberry scones (gluten-free). #foodanddrink #ucsbphysics
Last night saw one of the more spectacular of the spaceX launches viewable from our front yard nearly every week these days. Just after sunset gives nice backlighting. You can *actually see* the satellites being launched at the end. Bonkers to see this so routinely. #space
Nearing the end of a Saturday morning hike. Was time to introduce the young fellow to some of the higher ground in Santa Barbara. It was a hit! #hikingsantabarbara
Early morning baking on Monday. A staff member had a morning birthday breakfast and it was a delight to being something along! Can’t go wrong with orange-cranberry scones (gluten-free). #foodanddrink #ucsbphysics
Last night saw one of the more spectacular of the spaceX launches viewable from our front yard nearly every week these days. Just after sunset gives nice backlighting. You can *actually see* the satellites being launched at the end. Bonkers to see this so routinely. #space
Massless zucchini? Not in this universe. These things accumulate mass in the blink of an eye. Black holes of the backyard garden. Don’t stray too close, lest you cross the zuc event horizon!
Speaking of possums, we haven’t seen one in our yard in quite some time. Perhaps they were absorbed into the infinite density of the monster zuc?
Yes, you did say spherical, not round. My bad, I should know better, I teach that difference to my 10 year old daughter, and here I am…
Oh, and the netting? Raccoons, and Skunks. A battle I’ve won for a while. Until I find out that the aphids and mildew were sent by them.
Then there’s the squirrels, rats and possums…. but that’s a different battle.
…Sigh.
-cvj
Yes, round is a thing. I was tempted to answer your comment a different way, however. Something about theoretical physicists trying to grow regular squash but they come out spherical every time. And massless…
…also incompresible, in equilibrium, of uniform density…
-cvj
RT @asymptotia: Spherical Harvest: A small tasty victory in the battle against powdery mildew and aphids… Yay! #gardening http://t.co/4Js…
Round?!? Is that a specific variety? We’re getting our plethora of huge, normal shaped zuc’s here in the bay area, right on schedule.
Wonder if that netting is doing anything for aphids and mildew. 🙂
Nice work, keep it going, looking forward to virtual more from your dirt.
RT @asymptotia: Spherical Harvest: A small tasty victory in the battle against powdery mildew and aphids… Yay! #gardening http://t.co/4Js…
RT @BlackPhysicists: Spherical Harvest http://t.co/BguzAmchez via @Asymptotia
RT @BlackPhysicists: Spherical Harvest http://t.co/BguzAmchez via @Asymptotia
Spherical Harvest http://t.co/BguzAmchez via @Asymptotia