Ah, yes. @tomgauld.bsky.social has this covered ... bsky.app/profile/tomg...

I know many people who would *love* this game (including me) so thank you so much for sharing 🏺

Maybe reuse as an orbiting data centre would be a viable future for the International Space Station? #SpaceArchaeology www.nasa.gov/faqs-the-int...

Don't generally post AI generated art, but ten minutes with Bing got me this to show what I mean about reusing a partly demolished cooling tower as a venue and memorial to #IndustrialHeritage. #CoolingTower

My understanding is that the structure of cooling towers makes it non-viable to keep after they are out of use. But I'd like to see one (or a group) demolished in a way that kept the footprint, and maybe lower few metres of concrete. Would make a great open air venue.

Very tempted by this... Good luck with the launch.

Now if this included cats instead of dogs I might just be tempted to come out of retirement 😺🙂. But seriously this is such an exciting field for research. A great career starting opportunity 🏺

Wow, that's amazing! I hadn't heard about this project. Pity it can't be a permanent addition to the cathedral - but great images englishcathedrals.co.uk/latest-news/...

Will you be publishing the full size file somewhere @mappadan.bsky.social ?

The chapel is in the care of English Heritage, Sally, and free to visit. www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places...

Yes, I think maybe that's the case. I was aware of the general sense of spiral arms, but it was your work that gave me the sense of a landscape of dust at this scale.

I think creating shared databases of research questions to maximise the value of limited research funding is an approach that would be applicable in other humanities / SHAPE subjects.

I greatly enjoyed working on the data structure design work for the research frameworks website: details on the background published in my paper from 2017 here: doi.org/10.5771/0943...