So I got my new Galileo’s Pendulum coffee mug last night. Don’t you want one too?
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Off topic note:
Discussions regarding the “size” of Kerr ring singularities are underway at the sci.physics.research newsgroup.
Two interesting, and possibly conflicting, opinions were available the last time I looked.
RLO