have you ever seen darkeningsaar, who has a phd in physics, post about physics

[machinelves]

Definitions are for 110iq retards

out of curiosity what subject is ur thesis on

[Altruist]

Definitions are for 110iq retards

says the guy whose 70% of posts are trying super hard to provide definitions of terms and phenomena



you can't fucking make this up

[Altruist]

out of curiosity what subject is ur thesis on

on exchanging braindead 3-symbol shitposts with 14 yo girls as a near-30 yo incel. action - reaction type shit

[Darkeningstar]

out of curiosity what subject is ur thesis on

Exoplanetary astrophysics
The point is this: you don’t usually pick an idea out of thin air and then explore it in depth. You apply to take part in projects proposed by supervisors who specialise in their respective fields of research. It varies from person to person, but generally you’re given a broad outline, which you can then develop and perhaps supplement with your own ideas, following a similar line of inquiry.

This involves a cycle of feedback between you and them, which shapes the development of your research lines, influenced by what interests both of you, your respective expertise, and the equipment or observatories to which you have access.


Info (oh, finally I’m talking about physics): the most important telescopes for the discovery of exoplanets are/have been:
Kepler (retired in 2018), TESS and CHEOPS. Gaia and JWST are not (Gaia has been shut down; the “anniversary” was two days ago, lol) specifically dedicated to this purpose, but they do discover planets nonetheless. In the future, we’ll have PLATO, Ariel and the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, primarily 

If you like, I can also explain how they work and the differences between them

[machinelves]

Exoplanetary astrophysics
The point is this: you don’t usually pick an idea out of thin air and then explore it in depth. You apply to take part in projects proposed by supervisors who specialise in their respective fields of research. It varies from person to person, but generally you’re given a broad outline, which you can then develop and perhaps supplement with your own ideas, following a similar line of inquiry.

This involves a cycle of feedback between you and them, which shapes the development of your research lines, influenced by what interests both of you, your respective expertise, and the equipment or observatories to which you have access.


Info (oh, finally I’m talking about physics): the most important telescopes for the discovery of exoplanets are/have been:
Kepler (retired in 2018), TESS and CHEOPS. Gaia and JWST are not (Gaia has been shut down; the “anniversary” was two days ago, lol) specifically dedicated to this purpose, but they do discover planets nonetheless. In the future, we’ll have PLATO, Ariel and the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, primarily 

If you like, I can also explain how they work and the differences between them

i know how thesis works

what is ur research question brah i don’t want this third grade museum automated response

[Darkeningstar]

i know how thesis works

what is ur research question brah i don’t want this third grade museum automated response

Lol, fuck off then
You wouldn’t understand shit anyway 

Ask me again and I'll answer you

[hitlersblackedwaifu]

Exoplanetary astrophysics
The point is this: you don’t usually pick an idea out of thin air and then explore it in depth. You apply to take part in projects proposed by supervisors who specialise in their respective fields of research. It varies from person to person, but generally you’re given a broad outline, which you can then develop and perhaps supplement with your own ideas, following a similar line of inquiry.

This involves a cycle of feedback between you and them, which shapes the development of your research lines, influenced by what interests both of you, your respective expertise, and the equipment or observatories to which you have access.


Info (oh, finally I’m talking about physics): the most important telescopes for the discovery of exoplanets are/have been:
Kepler (retired in 2018), TESS and CHEOPS. Gaia and JWST are not (Gaia has been shut down; the “anniversary” was two days ago, lol) specifically dedicated to this purpose, but they do discover planets nonetheless. In the future, we’ll have PLATO, Ariel and the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, primarily 

If you like, I can also explain how they work and the differences between them

okay but WHAT was your thesis about, you didn't answer the fucking question

[machinelves]

okay but WHAT was your thesis about, you didn't answer the fucking question

yeh planetary sjit is so broad 

it like saying
my thesis is on plants or some shit

[Altruist]

okay but WHAT was your thesis about, you didn't answer the fucking question

he answered 0 questions i (and others) asked him today. clearly you can add 2 and 2.

[Altruist]

Exoplanetary astrophysics

about as "scientific" and/or "academic" as a facebook survey on the most common reasons couples break up

no wonder your posts are accordingly girly and substance-free

[Darkeningstar]

yeh planetary sjit is so broad 

it like saying
my thesis is on plants or some shit

research, characterisation and statistical analysis of exoplanets 

radial velocities, which are currently the most widely used method for studying exoplanets, combining this approach with astrometry and other techniques

With regard to statistical analysis: a sample of planetary systems with at least one X-type planet in an outer orbit, to investigate how this affects the inner regions 


Blah, blah
You don’t understand shit

[Darkeningstar]

about as "scientific" and/or "academic" as a facebook survey on the most common reasons couples break up

no wonder your posts are accordingly girly and substance-free

jfl, give it a rest – you don’t have a tenth of my maths and physics knowledge
Keep asking about colours 

[Altruist]

thus spoke the intellectually challenged 5ft7 permavirgin

[Darkeningstar]

thus spoke the intellectually challenged 5ft7 permavirgin

You don’t even know what algebra is – the final straw in this embarrassing humiliation you’re enduring yet again 

[Altruist]

Unanimous no, huh? Shocking