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What's proper ? That's the whole point about art isn't it... personal choice.I find a lot of modern art to be a bit Jodrell Bank.
What’s wrong with proper painting.
What's proper ? That's the whole point about art isn't it... personal choice.I find a lot of modern art to be a bit Jodrell Bank.
What’s wrong with proper painting.
What's proper ? That's the whole point about art isn't it... personal choice.
Nah Monday morning I'm slow on the uptakeSorry. I should have added a smiley.
The post was a rather poor effort to shoehorn a Jodrell Bank pun into the proceedings in reference to Mudsticks and her telescope based festival.
ConverselyI find a lot of modern art to be a bit Jodrell Bank.
What’s wrong with proper painting.
I see that the large telescope at Jodrell Bank is now the third biggest of its type in the world. The largest two are in the US and in Germany, they're of similar design and are both quite Lovelly.
I liked the story from the Australian telescope where they started to be convinced that they were picking up radiowaves from Alien lifeforms at around midday everyday...
Turned out it was hungry / impatient research scientists opening the microwave before it had gone ping..
There's another story about a radio telescope which had some sort of interference which was baffling the astronomers. They eventually worked out that it was due to a build up of what they referred to as 'weak electrolytic material.'
It was covered in bird sh*t.
I see that the large telescope at Jodrell Bank is now the third biggest of its type in the world. The largest two are in the US and in Germany, they're of similar design and are both quite Lovelly.
When you say is now the third largest, did it used to be the second or first and it's gone down the ranks, or forth or fifth (whatever) and it's gone up?
I think it was once the largest and the other two were built afterwards. It is getting on a bit now.
I haven't called in for a while so I didn't spot this thread until today. We were in the presence of the floor cone a few years ago when we visited the Witney Gallery in New York. Here is what the curators had to say about it: