Congrats on all the badges! Some of these are pretty creative looking...

 Discovered this little gem over the weekend!

New Badges seem to have picked up this week great work our team is doing.  And glad to see bill1024 & his 10 Year Badge.
With the cooler weather coming our way (in the US that is) I have not ran any of may air units for the last week.
After a small warm up this week we start to see steady cool weather for most of this year ending.
Can't wait to see what the COTM POTM will be for November. No new badge this week for me but I did pick up my 4th UOTD from Collatz Conjecture
Maybe a GPU project as my poor AMD 2P and 4P really suck as it takes 2 to 3 times longer than an Intel CPU to complete one task.

M104 Today from theSkyNet POGS
 
Is it a taco? Is it a burrito? No, but it is a Sombrero Galaxy! At 28 million light years away in the Virgo constellation you can see what is fantastically named as the Sombrero Galaxy, or M104. It is named for its bright nucleus, prominent dust lane, inclined disc and unusually large central bulge (cheeky).

Got this little badge yesterday.
 
I also passed 20Mil credits total!

New Today from theSkyNet Potassium

Pure potassium burns with a pale lilac flame and reacts violently with water. Potassium chloride can be used instead of table salt (sodium chloride) for people trying to cut salt out of their diet.

Got another one.

M33
 
Belongs to: Voyage through the Messier catalogue
 
It’s always friendly to meet the neighbors, especially if they are only a mere 3 million light years away! That being said here is M33, the Triangulum Galaxy, or sometimes referred to as the Pinwheel Galaxy. It is a member of our Local Group of galaxies (also including the Milky Way and the Andromeda Galaxy). Possibly being bound to Andromeda, the Triangulum houses around 40 billion stars, which compared to what the other two have isn’t a large amount, making it one of the most distant, permanent, objects that can be viewed with the naked eye. Lucky for you, you can now keep it on your trophy shelf!
You've helped process 2000 galaxies for theSkyNet POGS - thank you!
(Awarded for contributing to more than 2,000 galaxies)

New from MilkyWay@Home  Today.

tucker147

Got another one.

 

Khalifrio
M33
Belongs to: Voyage through the Messier catalogue

bcavnaugh
New from MilkyWay@Home  Today.

Congrats tucker147, Khalifrio and bcavnaugh on your recent achievements!

Viper97 Running up the Trophies.

I just started with "Uncovering Genome Mysteries".
 
 
Only 2 cores because of the POGS team challenge -
we need more power there - make sure that YOU are on POGS too!
 
See my other Badges in the banner below :

Boom....  (Sorry I am late reporting, I know!)

Lonely Dwarf
After a long search, Pluto was first recognised in photographic plates at the US Lowell Observatory by astronomer Clyde Tombaugh on February 8th, 1930. The discovery of the (then) planet was announced in March of that year. Pluto was famously reclassified as a dwarf planet by the IAU in 2006, before it had even completed one orbit around the Sun since its discovery. (Trophy suggested by Dingo).
(Awarded for achieving 821,930 credits)

tucker147
 
 M31 (700 Galaxies) 
 
I may hit 1000 in the next few days.

Khalifrio
Lonely Dwarf

After a long search, Pluto was first recognised in photographic plates at the US Lowell Observatory by astronomer Clyde Tombaugh on February 8th, 1930. The discovery of the (then) planet was announced in March of that year. Pluto was famously reclassified as a dwarf planet by the IAU in 2006, before it had even completed one orbit around the Sun since its discovery. (Trophy suggested by Dingo).
(Awarded for achieving 821,930 credits)

Opolis

Fluorine
Very rare in stars, Fluorine is another element that's quickly converted into other things. You've probably encountered it in your toothpaste as fluoride. Show off your toothy grin!

Funny how those POGS trophies are racking up these days.


Great job boyz.