Due to prior coding inexperience, we had neglected to supplement tvmiller.com entry dates with Orbital Clock time, until now. ↓

As we await our next move to South-West America, we have been aiding former colleagues and operators of independent wrestling promotion Millennium Pro Wrestling in reestablishing their internet presense with #MPWLive.


MPWLive.com

We have migrated Rocket Launch Line of Sight Finder and Learn How To Say Shut Up to internal pages. Former page locations will automatically redirect. Correct your book marks appropriately.

Is your key ring littered with junk...I'm sorry, personal trinkets? When you consider the common key ring is a bundle of keys, cards and novelties, one might wonder why we are modernly burdened with turning this misshapen cacophony. Here's a thought...inverse the properties of the average door knob.

Inserting your key aligns the tumbler pins (inverted from standard) allowing the facing 1/4 apex surface of the knob to turn freely, unlocking the door. The rear 3/4 of the knob operates as usual, releasing the plunger from the door frame.


In a post TV/3D printer world (250+/- days?) this will be prototyped and pitched to door fixture manufacturers. #StayTuned

Engineering > No Turn Key Lock

As space occupation becomes even more common place around the world, viewing a rocket launch has become far more accessible. One apparatus of this missing from the information expressway is how easily you can view a launch from any where by looking right over there.

As a solution, we have released a beta version of our Rocket Launch Line of Sight (LOS) page via the Orbital Clock.

Enter your viewing address and select the launch site (location via SpaceFlight Now Tracking) and discover your generalized landmarked line of sight towards the launch site as a point of reference.

Orbital Clock > Rocket Launch Line of Sight