#suron

[ggiuliass]

IT IS NOT ME. IT IS NOT ME.

PLEASE DO NOT JUDGE ME. IT'S THE HEROINE - VILLAIN CHEMISTRY

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[schnuron]

NFS Unbound's OST has a cringy identity...

In November 14th 2022, EA has revealed the OST (soundtrack) of Need for Speed Unbound, I wasn't very impressed on the songs of the OST. There are a few songs by musicians I respect like Danger Mouse and clipping.. That was it. I heard of ASAP Rocky, Charli XCX before, but I'm not a fan of their music personally. In December, I managed to play the story mode and multiplayer with the music on. The songs that were playing on the background were cringe to hear and insufferable. I....didn't like it.

There's no EA Trax (to pick the songs you want to play or not) in Options, so I turned the music volume off. Back in NFS Most Wanted (2005) had EA Trax that I wouldn't bother to turn off the background music. If Criterion Games' goal was to have a subgenre rap, hip-hop OST in NFS Unbound, they got it and there was no going back to change the songs.

NFS Unbound's soundtrack is ehh...

#shorts My basic thoughts of NFS Unbound's soundtrack is still totally mediocre.BG music: Alina Pash - ВоїнOriginal: Regular Show - Video Ga

Last February, I uploaded that short video of NFS Unbound's soundtrack is ehh....

that goes without saying.

My music preference has changed drastically for the past decade ago that I prefer to listen to darkwave bands, synthpop, synthwave (thanks Hotline Miami) and ambient ones.

The hip-hop soundtrack didn't change my preference to get into its weird vibe. The few techno and electronic songs won't cut it. Though Mura Masa's Deal wiv it and Lous and the Yazuka's Je ne sais pais are good.

At the time I'm writing this post, nothing has changed. The gameplay core is still pretty great in online multiplayer mode. ^^

Whether I boot up this game, I listen to my own soundtrack on Spotify.

It's strange I don't revisit this alternative playlist, maybe I would.

Update in August 2024:

I decided to divorce this game. I never made any friends there.

P.S. Thank you for reading this post. I'll be using Tumblr to post about video game topics later on.

[dragon-wolf-35]

My HTTYD couple~!

Dudes, I'm so obsessed with How to Train Your Dragon that I have two characters that I actually made for this show. *smirks* My lovely couple Suron, with my original character Kylon- who is a dragon called a Darkscale and he's a human- and his mate, Suri- who is just a normal human.

These two are from the far east in a large desert called the Desert of Shamire. Suri was one of the nobles who lived in a small village near the largest mountain in the desert: Mount Venine.

Suri found Kylon when Kylon was barely a hatchling in the desert and he took him in, though he was only seven. Not even a year later, Suri left his home and went traveling with Kylon, learning the dragon's story and everything about him.

Suri found out that Kylon was also a human a few years later, when Suri was able to actually ride Kylon.

The two became mates when Suri turned fifteen, and that was when he found out that Kylon was in love with Suri as well- he had been for a few years.

A few years later, they came to Berk, and that was when Suri and Kylon found out that they're bond was greater than anything before. Suri also found out that Kylon became sick everytime they were away from each other for more than a day.

They became friends with the gang, finding out that Hiccup and Toothless were mates, along with Astrid and Stormfly. Even Snotlout and Hookfang were mates.

Kylon and Suri made their home on Berk, where all their newfound friends were. And they stayed, planning to stay for good.

At least, Suri knew, until Kylon felt like he was ready for another adventure. But Suri knew that Kylon would never leave their friends behind; not even Snotlout.

~~~~~

I am currently writing a few stories for Httyd, that involve my couple Suron and various other couples. I love what I have for them and I really need to finish the one story I started that told the tale of how Suri and Kylon came to Berk and what happened after.

Anyway, bye~!

[dragon-wolf-35]

ATTENTION PEOPLE OF TUMBLR!!

Ahem, I have a little announcement to make about some new stories of mine~!

First of all, is anyone a Toothcup fan? Because if you are, I have a new story I've been working on. Of course, there are only two chapters so far... and each are a little under 3K words... but, oh well.

Anywho... the story is called Exploring the World Outside Berk, and it contains Toothcup, Stormstrid, Snotfang, and my own little pairing Suron (Suri and Kylon from my A Dragon's Tail(Tale) story...) It doesn't have much, really because so far it's only focusing on Suron at the moment, but I promise you that later on it will focus more on the other pairings too!

If you are interested, let me know and I will gladly give either some more info on the thing or a link to one of the three sites that currently has the story posted on it. Either Fanfiction, SparkATale, or Wattpad... Your pick on what link I give you. I could give you all three for all I care. *chuckles lightly*

Ne, thank for listening and catch you later~!

~The White Wolf, Zero

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New Post has been published on http://blogoffthewall.com/black-hole-interrupted-or-rise-of-the-suron/

black hole interrupted, or rise of the suron

Apologies for the sudden hiatus everyone. In the last several weeks, life has interfered with any possibility of writing and when there has been time for anything, it’s been occupied by Project X which actually does concern this blog and will be detailed in the future. But I’m finally back, and back with an astronomical bang, or FRBs to be exact. You see, recently astronomers have been puzzled by extremely energetic bursts that last for fractions of a second and vanish forever. It’s like a GRB, the birth cry of a newly born black hole, but it all happens in less than the blink of an eye rather than depending on the size of the cataclysm. These bursts are currently called FRBs and no one is really sure what they are, where they generally originate in the night sky, and how much energy they’re really emitting, repeating the original dilemma with GRBs when they were first discovered. Now we have our first theoretical contender called SURONs, or Supramassive Rotating Neutron Stars, the end result of supernovae that should have created black holes but didn’t, not yet at least. They’re essentially ticking black hole time bombs floating in space.

When our sun will die, it will slowly pulsate and cool into a white dwarf because its mass is below the Chandrashekhar limit, the point at which a star becomes too heavy not to collapse on itself as a supernova. There are some objects that challenge exactly where this limit comes into play, but it seems to be about 1.44 solar masses. Stars heavier than that produce iron in their cores during the last stages of their lives and the unique thing about iron is that fusing it produces no net energy output. Bascially, the strong nuclear force’s interactions with iron’s nucleons create a point of diminishing returns on the nuclear binding energy and the tightly wound nuclei of iron is the first element from which a nuclear reaction can’t extract anything worthwhile. No matter how much iron is being fused, there’s just not enough energy to keep its outer layers from collapsing inward and detonating as a supernova. This is when another important astronomical limit comes into play, the Tolman-Oppenheimer-Volkoff limit. (Yes, that Oppenheimer.) If a neutron star left after a supernova is about two solar masses, it will collapse on itself as a black hole.

Although "will" is kind of a strong word really, a better one would be "should." And this is exactly where the SURONs come into play. Neutron stars are made of degenerate matter, or particles in such a high density environment that the only thing keeping them from falling into each other is, well, each other. Compressing them any more shatters matter as we know it and creates chaotic maelstroms of energy that flow into each other. Degenerate matter at the core of neutron stars can be so hot and dense that it’s basically a weird quantum fluid with no viscosity already, so it’s not going to take all that much to turn it into a black hole. In fact, SURONs are just over the limit and the pressure of its outer layers should’ve triggered a collapse but the particles in their cores were given a brief reprieve. Stars spin and whatever momentum is left after their fiery death has to transfer to the pulsar left behind. Because the star was well over a million miles across and a typical pulsar is tens of miles across, that energy sends the little pulsar spinning wildly arouns its axis, sometimes as fast as 1,122 times per second. This releaves just enough pressure to keep the core from imploding and leave the SURON a neutron star spinning wildly through space.

But there’s a catch. SURONs have extremely strong magnetic fields and those fields will interact with the nebula left behind as will the interactions between its radioactive death beams and gas and dust. Over thousands of years, this will all put a brake on how quickly the neutron star spins which means that at a certain point, the pressure on its core will start building back up until the inevitable happens and the degenerate matter swallows itself and becomes a black hole. Since the SURONs is relatively puny, this collapse happens in a fraction of a second. Its fearsome and powerful magnetic fields will be severed from the just formed event horizon and re-connect very, very violently just outside of it, generating a potent and very short radio pulse. An FRB. This is a nice and tidy explanation because SURONs would be roughly the same size and the event would be pretty much uniform, almost like a Type Ia supernova used as a standard unit for measuring the rate of the universe’s expansion. We don’t know if these neutron stars ticking away into new black holes really do dot the sky and this is not the only possible explanation of FRBs, but it is a pretty good one and it seems quite solid. And that’s often as good as it gets in astronomy…

See: Falcke, H., Rezzolla, L. (2013). Fast radio bursts: the last sign of supramassive neutron stars. Astronomy & Astrophysics arXiv: 1307.1409v1

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