Conny Aerts
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Well, the simplest star quakes are radial oscillations, you know, up and down and up and down.
So everything is...
expanding and contracting while keeping spherical symmetry.
So that's about the, you know, the largest energetic it can get.
And that's, for me, just a simple oscillation because it's a radial oscillation.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
So Cepheids are Lyrae stars.
Well, we're measuring the action up to parts per million.
Parts per million.
Yeah, well, if you look at a star with the mass of the sun, then half of them are in binary.
So that means that half of them are alone.
So it's a toss.
It's an equal toss, right?
So that's not so exceptional.
But if you go to Starz.
That's not the answer we were looking for.
It ate the other one.
I don't think so.