[Likewise - once Ochako is feeling more alive and energized herself, she'll be sure to check in with Kimishima-sensei again to check on Gokudera's status and even talk you her friend as well, to be sure right from the source. Still, maybe a night or two just to decompress is good for everyone... Heaven knows they all need that cooldown time.
Tking in a deep inhale once they're outside, Ochako looks up at the sky and just allows herself to breath a moment before following after Izuku. She stays near to his side, still needing a bit of support, but tries not to crowd him too much.]
Really? [He's interested? That actually makes her face heat up a little, and she smiles nervously. That is, until he goes off about his Hero trivia and she just laughs.] Ahaha, I guess we both have a pretty nerdy hobby, huh? Well, it's a whole lot of science stuff, so...mmh..I-I hope you can keep up.
[Since Ochako usually gets top marks in their science classes, and nearly always finishes their written exams first. Math and science - those are her two best classes, and always has been. Thankfully, a lot of the time the two go hand in hand as well.]
Well, I don't know about favorite, but Vega was the first one I thought of just now, and it's the brightest star in the constellation Lyra - the Lyre. And it's the fifth brightest star in the entire night sky, burning at an amazing 9,602 Kelvin!! That's 9328.85 degrees Celsius!! And comparing that to the temperature of our sun, which is only a meager 5,505 degrees Celsius, it's nearly DOUBLE THAT!! Can you imagine?! A star out there that's burning twice as hot as the Sun?! But! The fact we don't see Vega as brightly in the sky as we do the sun is because while the sun is 147.14 million kilometers from us, Vega is 25.05 light years away!!
[She spreads her arms up and out, progressively getting wide-eyed and animated the more she talks and talks. This is definitely a full blown nerd rant going on here right now. How does it fell to be on the receiving end, Izuku?]
And a single light year is 9.7 trillion kilometers!! Like, just think of it!!! There's something burning that bright and that hot so, so, soooo far away and we can still see it with the naked eye!
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Tking in a deep inhale once they're outside, Ochako looks up at the sky and just allows herself to breath a moment before following after Izuku. She stays near to his side, still needing a bit of support, but tries not to crowd him too much.]
Really? [He's interested? That actually makes her face heat up a little, and she smiles nervously. That is, until he goes off about his Hero trivia and she just laughs.] Ahaha, I guess we both have a pretty nerdy hobby, huh? Well, it's a whole lot of science stuff, so...mmh..I-I hope you can keep up.
[Since Ochako usually gets top marks in their science classes, and nearly always finishes their written exams first. Math and science - those are her two best classes, and always has been. Thankfully, a lot of the time the two go hand in hand as well.]
Well, I don't know about favorite, but Vega was the first one I thought of just now, and it's the brightest star in the constellation Lyra - the Lyre. And it's the fifth brightest star in the entire night sky, burning at an amazing 9,602 Kelvin!! That's 9328.85 degrees Celsius!! And comparing that to the temperature of our sun, which is only a meager 5,505 degrees Celsius, it's nearly DOUBLE THAT!! Can you imagine?! A star out there that's burning twice as hot as the Sun?! But! The fact we don't see Vega as brightly in the sky as we do the sun is because while the sun is 147.14 million kilometers from us, Vega is 25.05 light years away!!
[She spreads her arms up and out, progressively getting wide-eyed and animated the more she talks and talks. This is definitely a full blown nerd rant going on here right now. How does it fell to be on the receiving end, Izuku?]
And a single light year is 9.7 trillion kilometers!! Like, just think of it!!! There's something burning that bright and that hot so, so, soooo far away and we can still see it with the naked eye!