During my Astrophysics degree, we used the Starlink software suite, it comprises numerous data-reduction and analysis tools, and is freely available. It is used by a large proportion of UK academic institutions.
I think part of the problem with this is people confusing the words 'liquid' and 'fluid'. People say glass is fluid, i don't know if it is or not, but they then equate fluid with liquid, which is obviously very wrong.
At least, thats what i've observed.
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During my Astrophysics degree, we used the Starlink software suite, it comprises numerous data-reduction and analysis tools, and is freely available. It is used by a large proportion of UK academic institutions.
I think part of the problem with this is people confusing the words 'liquid' and 'fluid'. People say glass is fluid, i don't know if it is or not, but they then equate fluid with liquid, which is obviously very wrong. At least, thats what i've observed.