Robert A. Wittenmyer

Dr Robert A Wittenmyer is an Australian astronomer. He has led the team of researchers who discovered the exo-planet Gliese 832 c. [1] He is the leader of a collaboration between Australian, Chinese, and the US Exo-planet search team and also a member of the Anglo-Australian Planet Search.[2] He is currently employed by the University of Southern Queensland, Toowoomba, Australia as an Associate Professor.

Discoveries
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gollark: You're wrong and you still don't understand what lossy compression means.
gollark: This seems unlikely also, since rerecording it discards information.
gollark: If your WAV file is the original one from whoever made the song, it might sound better. If your WAV file is just generated from the MP3, it will be identical to playing back the MP3 normally.
gollark: Converting to JPEG has dropped information, information which the design of JPEG treats as relatively unimportant to human perception, and if you convert back to lossless you'll just store the same information as the JPEG retains less efficiently.

References
  1. Sheyna E. Gifford. High Scorer on the Easy Scale – Gliese 832c and Potential Habitability Astrobiology Magazine (2014).
  2. Robert Wittenmyer at UNSW.edu.au.


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