Some odd words enter into the scientific vocabulary. When the rotation period of a neutron star changes suddenly, it is called a "glitch." Why? A Jewish astronomical observer noticed a change in the regularity of the pulse of a star, as though there had been a sudden slip. In referring to this colloquially, he used the Yiddish word for "slip," which is glitch, and the designation stuck.
8 comments:
Are the pics real?
Astronomy.... hmmmm!!!
Dumudugo yata ang utak ko, di ko magetz ang ibig sabihin wahhh!!!
@HyunKim,
Yes, the picture are real, Kim! Are you coming tomorrow?
@ Odeng,
Ha ha ha!!! You made my night, man! Why don't you read the other articles para ang mga ears mo naman ang shed ng blood ha ha ha!!!
@ MonchMonch,
Ok, the kondyugeysyon is back! So what's up? Haven't heard from you for sometime!
Added knowledge. Very interesting!
Ano yan, wala akong alam dyan!
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