I don't do new year's resolutions, but all the same it's as good a time as any to change something, or start something, or renew something. I'd like to do more writing this year, but I want it to be useful for some subset of people rather than just an outlet for me.

So...

1. If you consider yourself to be a "not-maths" person in some way (or lack confidence, or struggle(d) with it), I'd like to answer any #maths-themed questions that you have. I'm not talking homework or exam questions. I'm thinking your personal queries _about_ maths more generally. Stuff like "what does nth mean?", or anything else that you may be wondering. I occasionally post maths stuff at tommaths.blogspot.com .

2. If you've got a burning question about #space, Blogstronomy still exists, though it's been very quiet for a while now. Maybe drop me a line and ask your question? (You can check I haven't already answered it here: blogstronomy.blogspot.com)

3. If you think I might be able to write about something mathsy for your blog, website, publication (or museum exhibition) I'm totally up for that even (especially?) if you think there's no way maths could fit with what you do. I tend to link to external work I've done here: tkbriggs.co.uk/topics/portfoli… (though it does need updating).

How Long Does it Take the Moon to Orbit the Earth?

Question posed by Elly. The Moon is a popular subject on Blogstronomy so I was surprised to find that this question hadn't been covered ...

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