total immediate collective imminent terrestrial salvation (2019) by Tim Crouch

Salvation by registration.

The solar Total Irradiance Monitor: TIM

Launching in 2002 on the EOS SORCE (Solar Radiation and Climate Experiment), TIM is an active cavity radiometer that will point at the Sun on orbit, and monitor the total solar irradiance. The accuracy will be better than 100 ppm (1 σ) with a noise level < 1 ppm each 500 seconds. Sunlight passes through a shutter, a 50 mm aperture, a baffle section; and then is absorbed into a 14 g silver cavit...

The Total Irradiance Monitor (tim): Science Results

The solar observations from the Total Irradiance Monitor (TIM) are discussed since the SOlar Radiation and Climate Experiment (SORCE) launch in January 2003. The TIM measurements clearly show the background disk-integrated solar oscillations of generally less than 50 parts per million (ppm) amplitude over the ∼2 ppm instrument noise level. The total solar irradiance (TSI) from the TIM is about ...

The Total Irradiance Monitor (tim): Instrument Design

The Total Irradiance Monitor (TIM) instrument is designed to measure total solar irradiance with an absolute accuracy of 100 parts per million. Four electrical substitution radiometers behind precision apertures measure input radiant power while providing redundancy. Duty cycling the use of the radiometers tracks degradation of the nickel-phosphorous absorptive black radiometer interiors caused...

Immediate total tooth replacement.

Successful implant placement at the time of extraction has been documented. Implant placement at the time of extraction was initially performed as a two-stage procedure often with barrier membranes and sophisticated second-stage surgical uncoverings. The authors describe the next generation of this technique, including atraumatic tooth removal with simultaneous root form, implant placement, and...