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Strange Quark News
June 30, 2010:
I'm putting together a new web page format. It will be a complete rewrite that should look nicer, work nicer,
and be search happy. It's going to take a while, so I decided to put up a partial implementation so
that you can enjoy the new look before I get the new back-end written.
March 13, 2010: I've changed the site a tiny bit, and I'm looking for feedback. It seems that some people weren't seeing the latest comics because their browser was using a cached list of availible comics. So I did a little code tweeking that I think will fix the problem. If you had problems with this in the past, please let me know if it is fixed. Also let me know if you haven't had this problem, but are now having it, or if anything else isn't working properly. Thanks!
March 8, 2010:
"The Discovery of the Strange Quark" is now in print!
Trust me, it's great. Guess what's in it. Comics! Yes, that's right.
And they are very funny. It's got Black Widowman, nerds, Darth Vader, a sexy robot
with a perfect "cardboard box" figure - 0x78 0x6F 0x78 0x6F (that's xoxo in hexidecimal ascii codes),
and pirates. No, wait, there are no pirates. But it does have Deep Blue and the Governator.
It's even got some things that you've never seen
before. Just click on the image to the left for all of the details.
Feb 23, 2010 By popular request, there is now an RSS feed for Strange Quark Comics. I don't have time to update it daily, but about once a week I'll update it with the last week or so's comics. Click on the "RSS Feed" tab to access it.
Feb 6, 2010 Strange Quark Comics now has a fan page on Facebook. Head over to The Strange Quark Comic Fan Page and become a fan today!
Jan 30, 2010 It's been a while since I've posted any news. Sorry, I've been busy.
Very soon BYU's College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences will be posting a video highlighting the research of one student/professor. They do this every year. This year my graduate student Chris Erickson and my lab are being featured. I put together an animation of our experiment for part of our segment. I threw in Jake and Adam, and I used Ingenio's head for the nucleus of the strontium atoms. I'll post a link as soon as I find it online.
For now, I'll leave you with an animated gif of the Ingenio strontium atom. If you want to use it on your web page as a link to www.sqcomic.com, I'd be thrilled.
