All in all, it's just another brick in the mass function - Astrobites
Do you like LEGOs? Do you like power laws? If you answered yes to both (which, if you're an astronomer, you most likely did), then you're in luck — today's authors demonstrate how to use LEGOs to teach about power laws and mass functions!
Title:The Pedagogical Representation of Mass Functions with LEGO and their Origin
Authors: Stefan J. Kautsch, Dimitri Veras, Kyle K. Hansotia
First Authors Institution: Department of Chemistry and… [+6099 chars]
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