I did a thing

[caltroit_red_flames]

Noticing a distinct lack of NSFL shout-outs in the acknowledgements

Congratulations!

I'll put it here for him so he can copy/paste it into the acknowledgements.

Code:

Huge shout out to the NSFL for being a larger drain of my time, energy and emotion than anything else in my life during this extremely difficult and strenuous period in my life, I couldn't have done it without you all!

[LimJahey]

It's like 50 pages though so I don't think anyone will actually read the whole thing

Is that a challenge?

[infinitempg]

Noticing a distinct lack of NSFL shout-outs in the acknowledgements

Congratulations!

I'll put it here for him so he can copy/paste it into the acknowledgements.

Code:

Huge shout out to the NSFL for being a larger drain of my time, energy and emotion than anything else in my life during this extremely difficult and strenuous period in my life, I couldn't have done it without you all!

i almost did put the league in lol

Is that a challenge?

do it u wont

[Warner]

It's quite a good read.

I can pretend to understand things too

all things aside tho congrats

[LimJahey]

do it u wont

I'll read it live

[Jiggly_333]

It's like 50 pages though so I don't think anyone will actually read the whole thing

Fuck you, I'm reading it tonight.

Fun fact: I have a friend I know through soccer who's an astrophysicist at Oxford. Like, he's even verified on Twitter and everything. I just know him as the one British guy who shows up every once in a while at Fire games.

[infinitempg]

Fuck you, I'm reading it tonight.

it’s good sleeping material

[Jiggly_333]

it’s good sleeping material

I've got some Miles Davis on and am already making some tea.

I could be working on my writing stuff tonight, but instead I'm ready this.

[Jiggly_333]

By "narrow lines of hydrogen emission", do you mean that the graph has a tight cluster into a line or do mean a steady, but small amount of emissions?

NVM: I looked up what a Balmer Line was.

EDIT, again: Actually, I don't get how you'd classify Balmer Lines. Like, who decides the strength of the line shown from emissions from Star A vs emissions from Star B? It sounds really subjective because I guess you'd need to compare it to something in order to get the point across about how these emissions look different from other emissions. It should be read as "the Type IIn SNe shows narrow lines of hydrogen compared to..." Or do you mean that the Type IIn SNe is the only supernovae of the Type II class to continue to emit hydrogen while the others do their own things?

Another EDIT: I'm not blaming you, the guy you cited probably didn't explain it that well either. Tried to check your source, but got hit by a paywall because scholarly article publishers are bullshit.

[Jiggly_333]

Also, I think progenitor gained so much mass that the resulting ejection velocity was small.  It makes more sense that way. But I suppose there is potential for a BSS not to have occured

I'm gonna agree.

Although the thought of this in action just gives me a mental image of a fat Kirby slowly floating away from an exploding star.