Intro
It's not at all clear to me that an eyeball planet is possible. By definition eyeball planets are tidally locked which implies that the rocky planet, any surface water or ice as well as it's atmosphere all remain in a fairly stable distribution around the planet. Because the planet is tidally locked it would result in looking like an "eye".

There are two scenarios for which I am curious to know more about: a) planets with tremendous amounts of water and b) planets with modest amounts of water.

Thoughts on large scale power generation in the US

Some quick notes on the "Fusion Ignition" announcement and how we get to mass production.

Methods to grow your mind

Rating Noise Sources in my Apartment (of which there are many)

Challenging music convention (for fun and engagement).

Is it possible to have a planet with 10x surface area of earth and have a gravity that is comparable to Earth's (~1.0x)?

Notes on properly loading a wire (only as a function of temperature)

Pistol Squat progression

Benefits of a good warm up