Julie's Website

Miscellaneous:

  • My Rulz, inspired by Robin's Laws from TNG.
  • A basic Speech Synthesizer that works by the glottal pulse method.
  • I am a niece of the missing person in Connecticut's oldest cold case.
  • A Venus-like planet with parallels to Dougal Dixon's fictional Sulfuria.

    • Highlights:

    PrimaryOdors

    We know how many primary colors there are, how many primary touch sensations, and have a pretty good idea about primary tastes. We know how frequencies of sound are detected and that our sense of hearing processes by pitch and timbre. But what about smell? I gather the known empirical data and attempt to deduce the encoding of aromas.

    Element Spectra

    Different gases electrified in glass tubes produce distinctive colors of light. So do metals when sparked, or their salts in a flame. I went and actually obtained as many pure elements as I could, and observe their spectra both visually and photographically.

    Gaulish language

    Did you know France was once inhabited by Celts? Not much is attested of their language, but what we do know about it is that it had elements reminiscent of modern languages like Gaelic and Welsh, but with a morphology more similar to Latin and Ancient Greek. I've compiled together information from some reconstructions of this beautiful language, and even made some updates of my own in order to better match the original inscriptions.