User:Pekaje

Harold Urey (1893–1981) was an American physical chemist who received the 1934 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his discovery of deuterium, a heavy isotope of hydrogen. During World War II, he worked on the Manhattan Project, overseeing research into uranium enrichment for the development of the atomic bomb. After the war, he pioneered research into ancient climates using oxygen isotopes and contributed to theories about the origin of life. His hypothesis about the composition of Earth's early atmosphere provided the basis for the Miller–Urey experiment, conducted by his student Stanley Miller, which demonstrated that amino acids could form from simpler compounds. Urey later studied the Moon and its origins, examining lunar samples returned by the Apollo 11 mission. This photograph shows Urey in 1934.

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Been here a while now, on and off. I mostly enjoy dealing with the technical aspects of Wikipedia, though I will of course add content when it is within my field of expertise. But mostly it's about improving the users experience, be it through disambiguation, visual improvements of drawings, or vandalism-cleanup.

Links to stuff I'm working on

• Here might be a few large fair-use images
• Category:Images with no fair use rationale
• Category:Non-free image size reduction request
• Category:Images that should be in SVG format
• WP:DPWL
• Cell
• Special:Whatlinkshere/:Cell
• /Sandbox - my sandbox
• My Wikimedia Commons account
• My subpages

Copy-paste text for fast disambiguation

• Disambiguation link repair - [[Wikipedia:Disambiguation pages with links|You can help!]]
•  (biology)|
•  (Dragon Ball)|
• Prison cell|

Pages in need of attention

During my work on disambiguation or during general wikipedia browsing, I have found these pages that I want to give some attention. They'll be listed here so I don't forget about them before I have a large enough continous free time-block to do something about them. Once a page has been done, it will be removed from the list (ideally it should stay empty):

• Bad Company — Overlinked
• Eating Lamb (NOFX LP) — Should be merged with Heavy Petting Zoo, or possibly deleted
• Parallel robots — Will add conents and wikify (unless someone beats me to it)
• South Africa and weapons of mass destruction — Slightly overlinked
• Wimperg — Should this be in English Wikipedia?
• Adaptive control – Images need to be corrected
• List of moments of inertia — SVG images

Semi-adopted disambiguation pages

Having cleaned these out, I might as well visit them every now and then to nip new build-ups in the bud:

• Cell
• LP

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