01 Jun '15 12:22>
http://phys.org/news/2015-06-astronomers-real-time-d-movies-plasma.html
She is very erudite in the explanation of these ionosphere tubes now shown in 3D, and she doesn't even have her Phd yet. I imagine that won't be long now! Really nice work!
One thing I see about the instrument, it has taken 3D images of the plasma tubes but only in a rather small spot on the Earth, the volume directly above the radio telescope. Even though it has a wide analysis angle, it is clear more such instruments will be needed around the world to get the full picture of these newly discovered plasma tubes.
AND she is beautiful🙂
She is very erudite in the explanation of these ionosphere tubes now shown in 3D, and she doesn't even have her Phd yet. I imagine that won't be long now! Really nice work!
One thing I see about the instrument, it has taken 3D images of the plasma tubes but only in a rather small spot on the Earth, the volume directly above the radio telescope. Even though it has a wide analysis angle, it is clear more such instruments will be needed around the world to get the full picture of these newly discovered plasma tubes.
AND she is beautiful🙂