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From the looks of it, Feeding Frenzy is going to add a.massive. amount of speed to the minions, and Raging Spirits are already pretty zippy as a baseline. At the very least, it should be able to replace Minion Speed very safely. Or we could stack Minion Speed on it just for memes.
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Feeding Frenzy Reddit 2017
New project makes good use of data from an old telescope.
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Astronomers led by the Australian National University (ANU) have found a “vampire” star in the midst of a feeding frenzy, with the help of an automated program that is sifting through archived data from the decommissioned Kepler Space Telescope.
The new program, they say, acts like a detective to find clues of very fast, mysterious explosions in the universe.
In this case, it found a dwarf nova, which comprises a white dwarf – the dense remains of a star – gorging on a much smaller brown dwarf – a failed star resembling a planet.
“The rare event we found was a super-outburst from the dwarf nova, which can be thought of as a vampire star system,” says ANU’s Ryan Ridden-Harper, lead author of a paper in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.