lucy anna wrote:
BufferLow wrote:
lucy anna wrote:
I read somewhere that is was bernard who found the wave form of the dying star. is that true?
It is, the picture itself is diagram 6.7 from Dr Simon Mitton's 1976 book "The Cambridge Encyclopedia Of Astronomy", depicting 100 consecutive pulses from the first radio pulsar, discovered in 1919. And no, i have no idea what that means, a dying star i guess?
my my doesn't he have eclectic reading tastes? thanks for that, now can anyone tell me about GR and wFTSC, was bernard juergen teller's assistant or something?
Its a Fourier Transform of the electromagnetic signal emmitted by a dying star. The band picked it out of a book (black on white), Saville reversed the (non) colours, laid it out, and picked some expensive paper.
In the MOJO article on NO/JD, there was an interview with PETER SAVILLE in which he said he had little to do with GR or WFTSC. He left it to his assistants and BERNARD. HOWARD WAKEFIELD who works in SAVILLE ASSOCIATES came on these boards around the time of WFTSC and answered any stupid questions we had.
Saville said that he is no longer interested in pop-sleeves, and that he is too old/has moved on. He also said that a recent cover was turned down by the band. Bernard, it seems, still fancies himself as a bit of a graphic designer.