How to pronounce “standard candle” in English

Here's the new image.Here we have the supernovae, if you treat them as a standard candle-- 100 watts plus or minus 50-- you see all kinds of dispersion here.

led by Brian Schmidt. They had a number of University of California colleagues. And another led by Saul Perlmutter. And what they were both trying to do withKeck Observatory, and these distant supernovae, is the peak brightness of type 1A supernovae had been calibrated so that could be a standard candle. So if you could find a type 1A supernovaeanywhere in the universe, and you can get its spectrum, you would know what its absolute brightness is. So you measure its brightness with the telescope