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science

Going through the process, making a hypothesis, and preforming the experiments to see the outcomes!

Science experiments are fun!

There are 5 main oceans...Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, Artic and Southern Ocean. Which one is your TOPMOST favorite? 💭And why? ( Ex: Your pick could be because of associated memories, life events, Marine life, etc)

🌊Oceans🌊

all of cells and things that i observed using the microscope 🤍🥹

Biology lab

Giraffes hearts weigh up to 25 lbs, so don’t break Jeffrey’s heart homie

Fun Fact

a experiment

Very happy with the goodies I received for my blouse and my badge ~ 🥼🔬

Goodies 🦠

The Atoms in your body '🫵Literally You🫵' Are about 13.8 billion years old. Almost every atom was formed in the core of a star that exploded long before the Earth existed. In other words, you are made of stardust. 
Every heartbeat is the echo of cosmic explosions that happened eons before humans walked the Earth.

Amazing

Science asks simple questions, then answers them in a language no one asked for

Say what?!

This is an American Coot. It's a bit of challenge to taxidermy these water birds because of how much oil they have, as well as the fat stored in their bodies.

Taxidermied Coot

I have to take an environmental conservation class and its honestly just a bummer every time. Its all going downhill and there's no chance that people are going to stop polluting the Earth or instill fixes because they cost money. Genuinely, why did we create the concept of money? I just wanna go to a store and get whatever I want with no worries about price/affording things. You know what I mean?

Learning About Climate Change

Boa constrictor constrictor from 🇵🇾

Mad Science Monday

Graduated teacher in chemistry 🥰❤️

Recently learned about some worms that can break down plastics into fat. Just wondering if anyone think it's viable, could be upscale, or if we just find the chemical process out and do it mechanically ourselves

What are the thoughts on plastic eating worms?

The impossibility of a brain without a heart

This is an L-39 on the left and a Subsonex on the right. The L-39 is about 39 feet long and the Subsonex is around 16 feet long. The L-39 was built in the Czech Republic whereas the Subsonex was built in a garage. Trying to land in the Subsonex is like trying to land in a go cart because of how short it is.

Factory Made VS Homebuilt

Way too much stuff in my head not to share, can probably answer most things.

Anyone want to ask questions about Prehistoric animals?

💪☢️

Science says It feels like magic.
But it’s your brain working overtime  behind the scenes.

What we call “gut instinct” isn’t supernatural. It’s actually your brain drawing on millions of past experiences to make rapid-fire predictions before your conscious mind even catches up.

Neuroscientists have discovered that the brain processes sensory input, emotional memory, and threat detection so fast, we often experience it as a sudden knowing — a feeling we can’t explain, but trust.

It’s not time travel.
It’s neural speed.
And it may have helped our ancestors survive everything from predators to high-stakes decisions.

So next time you get that strange feeling  pause.
Because while it’s not from the future, it just might be the smartest part of you whispering from experience.

Feelings are fast prediction not future memories

🪐What's your topmost favorite planet in our Solar System and Why? ( Yes, that includes Pluto even though it's classification has changed)

💭🪐Planet Curiosity

Also reminds me of what happens when you give a wrong response to a girlfriend/wife 🤔😏

Meanwhile, in China...

uh i didnt mean to have that much fun 😳

coding

I'm a sucker for collecting rocks and since I'm studying environmental science this was an EPIC find. 

A piece of very heavy basalt. From where I found it, the only location it could've come from would've been a 3 million year old magma sill in South Wales. It has tiny pyrite crystals in it if you look close. 

So proud of this spontaneous find. 

(I checked with my cousin on this one as he's a professional geologist and he's verified it. So exciting!)

Basalt - 3Ma years old

So with the advancements in medical research, we can extend human life by 2030 and eventually regenerate cells to keep people at their prime. If we also have the tech to modify our names with gene editing to make ourselves taller, would we just become the elves from lotr?

High thoughts

Did you notice the appearance of that self similar structure in the middle?...They are often referred to as fractals (this structure is not a true fractal becuase the recurrence is terminated at the center). In mathematics, we have a cool theory for them. A fractal is called a 'fractal' because its dimension is a fraction! Imagine a object between 2D and 3D...sounds nonsensical right? but fractals have this non- integer dimension.

Fractals!

If your screenshot doesn't look like this don't call yourself anime fans

Radiolab's latest AI episode

So the universe made us with those elements and one bad comment matters?

People who love science!

Building a board that goes into an eye probe for surgery. I love my job 🧑‍💻

Science Community

Science experiments are fun!

Pi

🌊Oceans🌊

Biology lab

Fun Fact

a experiment

The Dungeonmaster (1984)

Single nerd seeks single nerd

Longing for something deeper

Searching for something deeper

Honoring the Infinite Worth of My Daddy

Am i alone?