Melodic interpretation of a Pablo Neruda poem

I Will Return   BODAS MINX & Pablo Neruda

A brown dwarf is essentially, a failed star. The term brown dwarf was first used in 1975 by Jill Tarter, the current Director of SETI (Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence), to differentiate it from the black dwarf, a term used earlier to described both failed and a burnt out stars.

Brown dwarfs are notoriously difficult to locate, owing to the very same factors that prevented it from graduating into full-fledged stars in the first place- its insufficient mass and lack of self-generated light. As such, hunting for the brown dwarfs is largely dependent of their radiation, spectral and infra-red emissions. These emissions, however, tend to diminish with age, increasing the unlikelihood of detection.

http://www.brown-dwarf.com/

Brown Dwarfs Are Really Magenta _ BODAS MINX

Eyebrows Up

Currently experimenting with Music & General Artistry.  Lover of ocean, nature and sparkles.