“ I ’m your superluminal lover , baby , emanation beamed into the night . learn out my relativistic jet , my passion ’s faster than the fastness of light . ” Ok , so Alan Marscher , Professor of Astronomy at Boston University , is n’t exactly Bob Dylan . Or even LL Cool J. But he does write boob lyric about astrophysics , and really , how many people can you say that about ? ” The latin regular recurrence of “ Superluminal Love ” are not all that the multi - talented Professor Marscher has to volunteer .
Prof. Marscher is an astrophysicist with a signified of humor and a guitar . He ’s write a serial of strain about physics , some of which he execute during the course of instruction he learn at BU . He even put a lot of them on his website – you’re able to go look into out all his lyric poem , plus listen to mp3s of the tunes asperformed by the Professor himself .
Here are some choice examples of these mad rhymes :

Relatively eldritch
Is it muscularity or multitude ? Well , E = mc2 .
And if it plump really fast , put a da Gamma in there .

Superluminal Lover
Full of twist magnetism , feeling spicy inwardly .
burst forth with vitality , quick for a high - speed ride .

speedup growing , focusing my light beam .
The K starts flowing , plasm shoot downstream .
Stars By the Colors

Red nanus stars , a usual sort , have low luminosity ,
Living for hundreds of billion years in coolheaded namelessness .
Luminous red giant are middle - aged , avoirdupois but not so hot ,

With core group cave in to Earth - like size , hydrogen fuel is shoot .
Another satellite
On Mercury we ’d roast all day & during the nighttime we ’d freeze .

We ’d gasp for air to no help with no atmosphere to catch one’s breath .
On Venus we would suffocate from CO2 gas so dense ,
The glasshouse result would broil our hide , the heat would be so intense .

Professor Marscher , we present you . Photo by : NASA .
song with Science Themes by Prof. Alan Marscher . [ Prof. Alan Marscher ]
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