So here's how it is:
"After the Earth was used up, we found a new solar system and hundreds of new Earths were terraformed and colonized. The central planets formed the Alliance and decided all the planets had to join under their rule..."
OKOK, maybe I'm suffering from a dab of Firefly withdrawl.
The real plan is simple: I need to create a data-folding script to compress long data sets (4 days or more) into 1 day. What this will do is produce a plot of detected muons vs. time, on a 24 hour scale. This should allow for me to detect the day/night muon asymmetry. If I get anything pretty I'll send it along.
Still having a hard time with the QDC/TDC timestamp discrepency, even with my fancy veto setup. I'm getting rather confused at this point, albeit as I'm writing this I had another idea as to how to try and fix the TDC.
That's this morning's plans. Now that I'm out of Quantum Theory and into Astrophysical Fluids, I need to catch up on my reading for that class, which includes some problems thus far. I've got that penciled in for this afternoon, or maybe earlier if I can write my data analysis scripts and get them working fast enough.
Tonight at 5 is a meeting of all the Physics 101 TAs. I'm rather excited.
Wednesday and Thursday are going to be long ones; both classes I'm taking this semester end at 5PM, placing my arrival-home time somewhere around 6:40. Sure, it's not terrible, but it's still a tad later than I'd like. The upside is that they're two classes that are bound to be interesting.
Then Friday there's the conference about the Columbia Accident given by someone who sat on the investigation board. I feel like I shouldn't be as excited as I am for this. But regardless.
Back to work.
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