Terahertz?
Ian | 8 April, 2008 | 17:46I’ve now received some criticism for not talking about “terahertz” on this blog. I did discuss a bit about terahertz radiation when I first started, but have since moved beyond the physics-science only realm.
So why don’t I stick to writing physics and science?
- It’s my freakin’ blog. I’m allowed to call it whatever I want. I chose the name “terahertz” because I find the subject interesting, but following the lead of others, I choose not to write solely on one topic. Atheism interests me, so I write about that, the same goes for local politics, my life in general, and random other things (the tag cloud on the right should show where my biases are). If you don’t want to read about that stuff, go else where (that’s the beauty of blogging). As of now I have 16,312 hits (6420 without my oddly popular post), and regardless, if it was still <100 I’d still write the exact same things.
- I’m not doing a lot of physics or fundamental science right now. I am still in Engineering Physics and learning about physics, however not being in a lab leaves me with lab reports, club events and assignments, all of which take my mind off of physics.
- There’s only so much I can write about terahertz radiation. There’s the odd news story now and then, and papers released in every couple of journals, but regardless, it’s still not that big. It gets boring to focus solely on one topic in anything, and so I write beyond that.
That’s my bit, if you do have a blog that speaks primarily about terahertz I’ll link to it and try not to distract people from the subject.
You’re allowed to call your blog whatever you want, and I think it’s a good name!
I work in terahertz radiations domain, and I’me creating a new blog about this scientific domain:
http://champ-proche-terahertz.blogspot.com
Thanks