Braydon Dymm, MD

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Stroke Neurologist. The brain is fascinating 🧠

Healthpoint Osteopathic Clinic - AI-generated false depiction of anatomy.
DALLE images of an avocado chair
Infographic of 3 bad relationship dynamics with AI: Cyranoid, Cordyceps, & The Borg
AI for Good by Josh Tyrangiel
NASA's "Galaxy of Horrors" poster for Cygnus X-1
X-ray image of Cygnus X-1 taken by a balloon-borne telescope, the High-Energy Replicated Optics (HERO) project
A blue-band light curve for Cygnus X-1, adapted from Kemp et al. (1987)
Stephen Hawking & Kip Thorne
Aerobee-75 (Aerobee Hawk) rocket
Stylized not-to-scale space illustration of the Cygnus X-1 system. On the right, a huge blue-white companion star fills much of the frame and blows a bright stream of gas toward a black hole on the left. The black hole is surrounded by a large glowing orange-red accretion disk with a dark center. A narrow blue-white jet shoots vertically above and below the disk. The background is black and filled with stars.
A labeled space illustration of the Cygnus X-1 system. On the left, a huge glowing blue supergiant star fills most of the frame, with only part of its curved edge visible. On the right, the black hole companion is shown at the correct scale as an almost invisible point, highlighted by a magnified inset circle labeled “Accretion disc diameter ~15000 km.” The inset shows the tiny bright accretion disk around the black hole. White measurement lines label the star’s radius as 0.1 astronomical units and the distance from the star’s surface toward the black hole as 15 million km, also marked as 0.1 AU. The caption “Cygnus X-1” appears at the bottom. Commissioned artwork.