Its pronounced “I-see-pee”

Yes, I’m an official adult, why do you ask?

Former astronomer here! You can download a lot of data from open access websites such as data.nasa.gov or any of the big digital surveys.

I don’t know about today’s data format, but it used to be all on the FITS format, with lots of libraries in Python/Matlab/etc., and also the excellent SAOImage DS9, all available for free.

Here are some links:

• SAOImage DS9: https://sites.google.com/cfa.harvard.edu/saoimageds9/download

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FITS

• Space Telescope Science Institute, managing Hubble and JWST data: https://www.stsci.edu/scientific-community/stsci-library-and-institutional-archive/our-collections

• Sloan digital sky survey also has a lot of open data: https://www.sdss.org/dr19/data_access/

No matter how bad the writing was, this is not a good thesis supervisor! It’s funny to read the sassy reply, but I’d hate this professor…

Even doctoral students are still students and are there to learn.

A better review would have been something like “There are severe issues with the structure of the text” and then refer to an external resource on technical writing…

It probably produce/absorb heat somehow when being deformed. Then, we use it to boil water, turn a turbine, and generate power!