A study in forms

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Not very likely, helium is a noble gas so most chemistry, as we know it, can't be done with it. The authors interprets this as indicating a stratified atmosphere. Volcanic processes might also contribute as helium builds up in the crust and mental due to naturally occurring radioactive decay.

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Short teaser for the next video on MD of polymers with Julia. I've been improving the linear polymer generator module, and now I can generate starting XYZ files for subsequent MD. #compchem #julia #compchemsky #science youtu.be/VbRFpzY-js4

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The things we can tell about exoplanets now are a bit insane. For example, with this case study of LHS 1140b (48.8 light-years away), we can tell there is an inter-annual variation in the helium it degasses to space. 🧪 Link: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.aea9708​

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We will eat avocado toast and kill every industry until our demands are met.

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