Hi, okay, so I'm like lowk in America at war, rn, which is like my 7th period, BUT it's pretty peak in here cuz I have my 2 friends, Kyle and Julie(those aren't their real names, though I think I'll call them that now) annnnywho uh I also found my printed Charlie Kirk photo that's like "me?" and it's been lost for 1 MONTH - 2 MONTHS but it's aye okay, yk? Anyways uh yeah mhm okay im going to english 9 now » Continue Reading
I held off on blog posting about the hurricane because I didnt know how I wanted to go about it. What I would do with my personal facebook page is follow the storm from formation to demise, but obviously the format here is not conducive to that due to the sheer volume of posts that would occur. I feel like this is a happy medium. 1 blog post per storm that threatens land AND is at least a hurricane, OR expected to yield prolific rainfall totals/other extraordinary conditions that is either a hur... » Continue Reading
I’ve been working on different term papers and essays for university for a while now, and I still don’t really have a sense of when you’re supposed to start working on something or how long it should take to complete a paper like that. Whenever I ask my classmates, everyone gives me a different answer. For example, for a 15-page term paper, some people say they need two days, while others say they need two months. And somehow, I don’t really know where I fit in between those extremes or how I ca... » Continue Reading
Hi guys give me some good resources so i dont flunk and get kicked out next quarter (I have an 85, which will let me stay but i still have 2 weeks before fall break and anything could change) 😭 » Continue Reading
oh how i hate math. like it’s not even hard yet but i just HATE it. my teacher sux, she just assigns us mathletics and textbook work instead of actually teaching, and when she does teach she’s super vague a lot of the time. like i said b4, the difficulty isn’t the problem. in fact, i’d consider myself decent at math, it’s just the way it’s presented that is miserable. i usually end up skipping like half of it because i already know all the stuff, and if we’re just practicing (and the practice su... » Continue Reading
something that really pisses me off is that my grade 9 math teacher acts like we’re babies. like no, it’s not plussing or minusing, i’m not gonna times 5 by 4, i will add, subtract, and multiply. almost my whole class calls it the incorrect name because of her, and it just pmo like grow tf upmaybe i’m overreacting but it still pmo » Continue Reading
I haven't been active on here for a minute because I've been pretty busy with school, moving, and just trying to get my life together. 😭 I got into CMU and I'm moving to Detroit for my physics major. I'm hoping to eventually attend Princeton for my junior/sophomore years and work toward my Bachelor of Science as well. I had an extra year anyway, so I'd rather get everything started now and hopefully have a career established by my mid-to-late 20s.One thing I've realized is how lonely it can feel... » Continue Reading
Hey lovelies!!I just started high school (or what is itt) and its soo hard. Im on Architecture school but its cool.In class we are 3 girls and 15 boys thats weird but good in same time. I still have there my friend that we know each other for 10 years now and i love itt!!And how are you? i hope its good, u can text me abt it in comments if you wantt!!soo byebyexoxo, qullawx is out » Continue Reading
Biological evolution expresses a teleological tendency toward greater and greater levels of freedom and complexity. From the simple elements from which the first complex molecules of RNA were formed, and from the first bacteria to sexual reproduction in multicellular organisms, and from fish to amphibians, to reptiles and birds, and finally to mammals, culminating in our own human awareness, there is a direction to our evolution that seems to contradict the material world around us. This is a di... » Continue Reading
Today while preparing some tomatoes for canning, a few yellowjacket workers came by get some sugars from the discarded tomato skins. Summer is now officially coming to an end when the social wasps begin their desperate searches for sugars. The point of this blog entry, is to defend my friends the wasps - mainly the social wasps (paper wasps, yellowjackets, hornets - the wasp species that live in a social hierarchy and create paper nests). Nearly all wasps are solitary species that people barely... » Continue Reading
OMGGGG i hate my brain so much like wdym at my age I'm unable to do mental math or i struggle with basic math sometimes????? like bro i just wanna reach into my brain and smack it so hard!!! and then when people try helping or show me math questions i also struggle HARDDDDD i hate math SO muchhhh :/ » Continue Reading
Taking a research based class and can't for the life of me even understand basic probability and graphs. The more someone explains it to me, the more confused i get. The worst part is, i go to a research university as a humanities major who applied test-optional, and everyone in my class just understands how statistics works. i'm going to work really hard because I'm considering going into psychological research, but if I can't grasp even the basics of research methods and data analysis I don't ... » Continue Reading
Natural philosophy is the practice of engaging the natural world with rational or empirical enquiry. Philosophical naturalism is the view that natural philosophy is the only legitimate practice of philosophy, whereas philosophical theology allows for supernatural beliefs to accompany the practice of natural philosophy. Much of what is understood to be natural philosophy is not natural philosophy. In particular, I will here argue that much empirical philosophy, even while addressing topics of nat... » Continue Reading
I love math soooo much but school is making me lose interest in itscience too!!omg school needs to actually be interesting I can't be dumb » Continue Reading
Do I have a dead baby inside of me?Do I have a double uterus?Am I just stressed TF out?Not drinking enough?Not eating enough?Do I need to make a sacrifice to the Menstruation God's to get it back?Did I somehow cancel my subscription? » Continue Reading
Heyyyyy :> I was wondering if anybody loves quasars or knows about them...they are such lovely things in the universe and I encourage yall to research them! If you do know about them, which one is your fav?? Mine is 3C 273 (Ik its prolly basic) Okay byyeeee » Continue Reading
Heya :3Earlier this year, at university, we had a guest lecture about Forensic Botany. It was really interesting, talking about how general observations of plant matter can be useful forensically, as well as how chemical analysis of plant matter can be used. The range of crimes that it is applicable too was also a topic of interest, from the obvious crimes of smuggling drugs or transporting banned species of plant (like invasive species that could be dangerous to the local ecosystems), to how it... » Continue Reading
♡ want this read aloud? Try your browser’s read aloud, listen, or screen reader tool. Different devices name it differently, but it is usually in the browser menu, accessibility settings, or text-selection options. The Science of Already KnowingEvidence for Me, Ideology for TheeThere is a particular species of pseudointellectual performance that flourishes whenever prejudice wants the prestige of science without submitting itself to the discipline science requires, and it has become especially v... » Continue Reading
8/23-PLEASEPLEASEPLEASE HELP I HAVE MY CHEM12 FINALS SOON AND I AM DESPERATELY CRAMMING. ITS AN ONLINE COURSE AND I AM VERY STUPID.. If there's any super duper important concepts that I really need to know please tell me >< If no one sees this and comments and I fail this final I'm going to crycheer me on guys! » Continue Reading
So, I found out to be an astronomer, you have to have at least four years of a minor in mathamatics... And uh...I'm in eight grade, right? I have a fourth grade level...But a high school level in ELA. HOW DOES THAT MAKE SENNSEEEEEE??????????Anyway, if you know anyone who can tutor me through a screen for free and secret, HMU!!!! » Continue Reading
The web of relationships in the natural world is known as the ecosystem, and the study of it ecology. Much as economy has to do with the distribution of goods, services, and property between human beings, ecology—which, like economy, also takes its root from the Greek word for household, and having to do with management of resources— has to do with the distribution of matter, energy, and use of the environment between organisms. Ecological relationships are founded upon the distribution of the S... » Continue Reading
I was getting ready to close the blinds on a window when I noticed a single bright star in the sky. I opened an app called Stellarium to see what it was, and it said it was the star Spica. Here's a picture of it! I love anything space-related, so I found this pretty cool. » Continue Reading
-limbic system working fast compared to the prefrontal cortex -the ventral striatum doesn't care about legality, health or kindness due to feel good chemicals -loudness and anger combined with validation provides satisfaction this is what i've came across about for this topic, if you have any details on this topic please do share i'm deeply interested in this. anything could be helpful even if it's small » Continue Reading
Ideology is a word that was coined by Destutt de Tracy to refer to the scientific study or categorical arrangement of ideas, much as biology refers to the categorical arrangement of facts and processes of living organisms or sociology refers to that regarding societies. Ideology, that is, is the categorical arrangement of ideas, such that they cohere together into a common schema or taxonomy. Over time, the concept broadened from de Tracy's proto-psychologism, so as to include different approach... » Continue Reading
Entomology - the study of insects. I'm someone with a lot of "obsessions", and while nature may be the crowning obsession which dominates all, there are sub-obsessions in a narrow-margined hierarchy. In the sub-obsession hierarchy, entomology reigns near the top. People think I only got into insects in school, but that's not the case whatsoever. I found school (university) to be lacking intensely when it came to entomology and the demand for knowledge I wanted. I also had zero interest in pursui... » Continue Reading
Nature and Natural Law, Classically Understood Nature, in classical philosophy, had a meaning similar to essence or spirit, in that it referred to the innate potentials of things that made them what they are. Thus, it was possible to speak of human nature, what it was to have a humanity, and what the essence of being human was. At the same time, there was a nature to everything, such that there could be understood to be a Whole of nature, which was the compendium of these natures. As time went o... » Continue Reading
i didn't have solar eclipse glasses so i couldn't look at it for too long (let's hope i don't go blind?), but i did manage to get a pic or two!! I'm kinda sad, it would've been so magical to look at if i had them but nowhere could deliver on time :( oh well, now i've gotta live till 2090 i guess (or maybe get a time machine... dr who guard your tardis) » Continue Reading
My mom thinks that we're gonna loose gravity for 15 seconds and the word is going to cave in on itself lolzIm just looking forward to the meteor shower :D » Continue Reading
Landlords are responsible for two original costs, the fixed and the variable costs, including the costs of original construction and those of maintenance. A landlord may be the original builder, may contract out to someone else, or may compensate a previous owner, but the landlord bears the original cost of the structure. Similarly, a landlord may do the work him or herself, or may hire a property manager, or pay individual specialists for particular tasks, but bears the original cost of this, b... » Continue Reading
My recent blog post made someone who had previously sent me a friend request write a blog post in the same section that mine was in, as if a passive aggressive reply to mine, except that he didn't have the courage to let me see it: he blocked me. I just signed up on this thing, so I noticed my friend count went down, noticed who it was, and figured there might be a post made about me (there almost always is). Yup. There it was. Having wrong beliefs is fine. Unlike the poster, I am okay with that... » Continue Reading
I'm a little confused by people sometimes. It's easy to understand why not everyone likes or understands science. Some things can be harder to get by some than others.But maybe before trying to develop your own ideology, calling bullshit free thought, pretending you know what's up, and going as far as to bash the parents of modern physics from a century ago and calling them elitist ilk, try giving it a shot by at least familiarizing yourself with methods and concepts.Science is not elitist, the ... » Continue Reading
Don't get me wrong, physics is a quite powerful, useful tool, and it allows us to go about engineering great feats. It allows humans, especially the elites among the ruling class, to achieve a great deal of things. But it's not fighting a winning battle, insofar as the future is non-physical. What!? What do you mean the future is non-physical!? Well, I am referring to physical as involving reality as it flows from the past to the future, often known as physical reality, material reality, or effi... » Continue Reading
╔══════════════════════════════════════╗ 👁️ 𝘾𝙃𝙄𝘼𝙎𝙈𝘼 𝙊𝙋𝙏𝙄𝘾𝘼 — 𝙏𝙃𝙀 𝙎𝙒𝙄𝙏𝘾𝙃 ╚══════════════════════════════════════╝𝙔𝙊𝙐𝙍 𝙇𝙀𝙁𝙏 𝙀𝙔𝙀 𝘿𝙊𝙀𝙎𝙉’𝙏 𝙎𝙄𝙈𝙋𝙇𝙔 𝙎𝙀𝙉𝘿 𝙄𝙉𝙁𝙊𝙍𝙈𝘼𝙏𝙄𝙊𝙉 𝙏𝙊 𝙏𝙃𝙀 𝙇𝙀𝙁𝙏 𝙎𝙄𝘿𝙀 𝙊𝙁 𝙔𝙊𝙐𝙍 𝘽𝙍𝘼𝙄𝙉.At the optic chiasm, the visual system performs something incredibly precise:𓆩👁️𓆪 NASAL RETINAL FIBRES CROSS. 𓆩👁️𓆪 TEMPORAL RETINAL FIBRES STAY IPSILATERAL.Why?Because the brain isn’t trying to organize vision by LEFT EYE vs RIGHT EYE.It’s organizing it by LEFT SPACE vs RIGHT SPACE.So:LEFT VISUAL FIELD → RIGHT... » Continue Reading
Hi, so I’m gonna talk about math. Sorry, sorry, I hate it too…Well, since I was little, I hated math. I cannot forget that I got a 40 as a result in 4th grade. That’s how lost I am in math. In middle school, it was similar. The highest score I got was 70 something. Yeah, I know that’s pretty bad.But I want to fix that, maybe not all, but I want to at least some. I have 3 years ahead of me(until my exam), so if I try to start fixing it now, maybe I can get somewhere in the future. My biggest issu... » Continue Reading
Imagine if you could imagine being in it regularly. A lot of sources will tell you this is impossible, but it's not. All it takes is continuous visualization and searching with your mind's eye. You just have to use devices in your mind like opacity and color shift. Eventually you start dreaming in it. Fortunately, there are virtual spaces now which make this loads easier. We actively look for and centralize them into a resource page. Over the years, games have been released that make 4D space a ... » Continue Reading
Another fact/statement: >>>>another rant for psychology, many neurodivergent people discourse about clincal terminology being overused and how it effects neurologically-some neurotypcial people don't take it seriously and rather opinon-based.Behind every disability & terminology is structured and framed from a psychological and bilogcial standpoint even if some are pathological like "symptoms" "disorder";butopinion-based arguments are mosty subjective, but why do some people see a neurodivergent... » Continue Reading
Ahh! These last two semesters have been incredible. I took some amazing courses and I think I genuinely feel in love with one of the most awfully stressful, bonkers inaccessible courses I’ve ever taken: a third-year statistics course. Being in that classroom felt like being a fork in a garbage disposal. My face apparently has subtitles and my classmates sometimes messaged me in the middle of class to prove they could see exactly when I had a big idea. Most of the time though it was to empathize ... » Continue Reading
guys i really want a Daryl dixon cardboard cut out but their like 200 dollhairs on amazonnn also if anyone has any good show recommendations that are like twd plssss let me know ive rewatched it 3 times and I'm on my fourth » Continue Reading
- did u know u always go thru something called neuroplasticity ? the google definition 4 it is "the ability of the brain to form and reorganize synaptic connections, especially in response to learning or experience or following injury:" SOOO basically every time u learn or experience something new, UR BRAIN FORMS AND REORGANIZES NEW CONNECTIONS!!!- what u repeat to urself (study method, how u view urself, ect) is what ur brain sees as true becuz ur brain doesnt know truth vs lie, it just knows w... » Continue Reading
There’s 4 main types of blood splatter. Cast off, arterial spurt, passive and transfer. To break down each type I’ll start with cast off. Cast off is when then weapon (knife, axe, gun, ect) is flung back flinging blood with it. For example, if there’s blood patterns progressively going upward it indicates fast off. Passive is when falls by gravity rather then a human force. Normally caused by slow bleeding victims and helps the investigation proceed by locating the body. Transfer is when an obje... » Continue Reading
***NOTE: I suppose this would come under Maths and Science because HTML + CSS come under the T in STEM.***Hi guys, it's Cal again!! First and foremost, I want to say that I'm loving it here and I think I'll definitely keep my account. (I've been trying a lot of new stuff so I have a trial period for each of them and if they don't meet my expectations then I drop it) I've met some wonderful people and been interacting with some of the blogs. They are just superb, aren't they? All in all, this pla... » Continue Reading
These will be in no particular order, but I use these frequently, so here's a guide for what they mean/are/do. It will be a living document, and If I can pin it I will, thus, it will be continually updated. These are what I know offhand. Ready? Lets goWeather Types and ModesSquall line/line of thunderstorms/linear modes: On a radar, these will form a literal line, with the highest precipitation rates being a thin, but long sliver typically oriented north-south. They are formed by cold fronts or ... » Continue Reading
Used to watch this a lot when I was younger, trying to find other episodes with Dallas Campbell https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XO-nSp-RTks&pp=ygUhc2NpZW5jZSBvZiBzdHVwaWQgZGFsbGFzIGNhbXBiZWxs You will not regret watching this ! » Continue Reading
No joke, this week’s severe storms will be followed up by get a load of this, the same exact locations and the same exact setup Here is my blog about the general setup that I posted 4 days ago. There is a slight caveat. The ridge over the 4 corners has somewhat expanded, this means any catalyst must come from Canada and will be funneled into the rust belt corridor. These ridge riding storms can be intense, and very fast moving. Since this ridge isn’t expected to kick rocks anytime soon, we are j... » Continue Reading
I've been working diligently on putting together Complex Analysis & Trigonometry in the last few days.Skipping the first section on the complex system was a mistake. After skipping that part and almost finishing all the analytic functions, I realized I had to split the page in two. A bunch of shit effectively (unintentionally) was going to be left out. This is the last chapter I ever assembled into the old PDF format, so its the very last finalized notes I have to work with and just make it look... » Continue Reading
I'm specifically talking about the Atlantic puffin!! (Fratercula arctica, also known as the common puffin) and their order is charadriiformes with their family being Alcidae :-)These lovely puffins are native to the Atlantic ocean (hence the name lol) and are most commonly found in Iceland Ouuggyhhhhhhh theyre so cute<333 so rotund look at this thing!!!!!Northern puffins are typically bigger than those from the south and are generally considered to be a different subspecies. Puffins usually live... » Continue Reading
This is on short notice, but the bust potential was and still is way too high with this one. We have been skunked out of strong storms before, and I have no reason to expect the same wont happen again. I will not chase this, as I have to work. ETA is afternoon 7/21/2026That being said, here's the really quick and dirty rundown, because I do not feel like getting into the weeds with this setup. An already progressing surface cyclone over Canada will eject northeast toward Quebec. In doing so, it ... » Continue Reading
I've been nerdy enough to have an obsession for well over a decade now - meth. I mean, math. I took 12 hours of calculus & analytic geometry in college, and diffyq. Then I taught myself linear algebra out of a textbook on my own sweet, silent, lonely nights. Linear algebra is cool as shit, because it teaches you all of the stuff that was left out along the way that definitely should have been taught right along side it. Every facet of the complex plain and what you can do with matrices, and it g... » Continue Reading
Kiwi birds are probably the most peculiar bird I can think of,, and probably the funniest too.But first,BEWARE!This is my very first blog, DO NOT!!!! pelt me with tomatoes for I while panic!!! I am not used to such things so I do apologize if there are any mistakes or if this is the most boring thing you have come across here But anywho..The kiwi (specifically the brown kiwi, Apteryx australis, if I’m not mistaken) is a ground dwelling bird endemic to New Zealand and the size of your average chi... » Continue Reading
Hi!! first blog here and I simply must tell you my thoughts (even if most people won't look at this)I have horrible grammar, so you can expect lack of punctuation here and there.anyways!Saw an image of a badger on Pinterest then, made the grave mistake of reading the wikipedia page. Now you may be asking, "Wesley, what does this have to do with Red Pandas?"and to that I say, you should have more patience.anyways, I clicked on the SUPER FAMILY: Musteloidea(awfully dramatic if you ask me) and to m... » Continue Reading
07:38 AM. 21/06/2026. Aguascalientes Aguascalientes México.-------------------------->"Hora del almuerzo". "Verano"/1950. Los Álamos, Nuevo México, Estados Unidos.Enrico Fermi: "Where is everybody?"-"Don't you ever wonder where is everybody?"-"But where is everybody?"------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Teorías/Posibles solucionesAún no hemos sido descubiertos.El espacio es demasiado grande para comunicarse.Nuestras radios no son lo sufi... » Continue Reading
The concept of air damming is an interesting one. Traditionally this is expected with cold air, and namely in the mid Atlantic region of the US. It essentially entails a high pressure area moving over a mountainous area introduces cold air and traps it, while forcing it further southward. Cold air cannot rise easily and is stuck near the surface, so when a force (high pressure area) is compressing it, it must take the path of least resistance (further south, along the mountains). Heres a quick a... » Continue Reading
I've wanted to talk more about my passions, and honestly I'm just using this as a diary.I am really passionate about Entomology, and Zoology. I kinda always been scared of animals, but ever since last year I haven't. I've volunteered at the pet shop my aunt works in, and it was so fun, I thinks thats about when my passion for insecnts started. I know spiders aren't insects, they fall under a specific category - Araneae, which is broken down into over 139 different families globally. In total, ta... » Continue Reading
Okay so I am practicing for this UCAT test im doing this summer and ITS SO IMPOSSIBLE LIKE HOW DO PEOPLE DO IT AHHFHHJGBJ!!!!I HATE IT!!!!HELP ME!!!!AND TO TOP IT ALL OFF IM ON MY PERIOD AS WELL!!!Like IM SORRY i can’t figure out WHAT PERCENTAGE OF MALES ARE UNCOOL AT THE GIG!!!!!!So yeah im literally crying 😢 » Continue Reading
This is pretty out of my wheelhouse, but I think its important to keep you in the know. Thanks to out of control wildfires in Canada, a ton of smoke has been lofted into the atmosphere. Here is an image via GOES 19, a high resolution geo-stationary satellite over the great lakes. Brown is smoke, green is terrain, white are clouds. There are different measurements: AQI which = Air Quality Index. This measures PM10 (10 micrometers(um) or smaller) and PM2.5. PM 2.5 is far more hazardous due to the ... » Continue Reading
Math is so hard. I’m struggling a lot with math but, it’s so boring!! Everyday I step into my math class, I almost immediately fall asleep!! I’m not even exaggerating! Well, maybe a little bit, but that’s not the point!!! I’m so tired of walking in and my teacher doing nothing to help us! I raise my hand for seven minutes, and she walks over to me to ‘teach me’, but she does the math herself! And then, she just walks away and leaves me?? You didn’t teach me anything! Plus you only ‘helped’ with ... » Continue Reading
I've studied starvation and weight loss, and it's not just about calories in, it's about what kind of nutrients. If you ate 600-800 calories a day, there is a horribly painful way you will fight to lose weight doing that, and an easy way BUT you have to be careful of what you eat. There are ways to lose weight permanently easily, ways to lose weight with great difficulty, and most importantly, ways to lose weight initially and then put even MORE back on unintentionally. So please read carefully ... » Continue Reading
Given how monstrously hot it is, and has been, I am actually kind of hesitant to do this. If they push the risk down south, I may actually go out. Allow me to break down what you are looking at. Damaging wind threat is really the only mode of concern here. The chance of damaging winds are shown on the probability key on the bottom right. anything above 15% is usually considered significant, in terms of both genuine chance of occurrence and potential intensity. The Intensity Key on the right of t... » Continue Reading
I decided to stay home for the last few days of school. Like I'm literally chilling in my bed, and my friends call me, and they start getting mad. I'm like, "What is y'all's problem?" Then they're like, "Oh, our math teacher just gave us a useless packet for the next grade, and it's graded!" I shrug it off because "Hey! I'm not even gonna be in school to pick it up! Sucks for y'all!" That backfired. MY FUCKASS TEACHER EMAILED MY MOM AND SAID, "Hey! Sky needs to pick up a packet from the school! ... » Continue Reading
I am growing increasingly concerned about the potential for a long lived, and potent heatwave taking shape over much of the eastern half of the US, but particularly the east coast. Unlike severe storms which you can chase, these things you shouldn't and depend on factors you cant see directly. Do not overextend yourself. It will start building on 6/30/2026 and will be in full swing 7/1/2026. The key ingredient is what's called a high pressure area, air sinks in these regimes. Clouds don't typica... » Continue Reading
Hey Earthling! 🌍Have you ever cracked your knuckles, bit your nails or played with your hair when you were nervous, stressed or panicked and you don't get why you do that? well, here, I'll explain why our body (which is like a super cool multifunctional complex machine) handles complex emotions like stress with those and many other mechanisms. When we are stressed or nervous, or body produces a hormone called "cortisol". This makes our heart rate elevate and our brain redirects from conscious-de... » Continue Reading
I hear it said a lot that it doesn't matter what a transgender person does to change themselves when they're alive, because archeologists will determine their bones as their asab once they're dug up. As an aspiring archeologist myself... I can tell you these people know nothing about basic biology.To tell the sex of a skeleton, we rely on sexual dimoprhism (the physical differences in biological men and women). Compared to the rest of the animal kingdom, humans show significantly low sexual dimp... » Continue Reading
⭐︎Hey there, Earthling! 🌍I'm Cleo and I looove space. So here are 10 space fun facts to start posting in my Friend Rewind account. I will post about space and science, mostly. Anyway, here are the facts:FACT nº 1: did you know that the fastest period of time a pulsar can spin in is 6.22 milliseconds? That's incredibly fast!FACT nº2: the Sun contains 99.8% of the Solar System's mass! FACT nº3: there's a huge alcohol cloud near the center of the Milky Way. The cloud contains enough alcohol to make... » Continue Reading
Last year I forgot to put my working into one of the example problems and my physics teacher drew this on my page. I found it funny. Best not to piss her off, she's got Russian gangster vibes 😶 plus, I DO show my working now, okay? » Continue Reading
im so glad i dont have to take a math class next year. and ill never have to deal with chemistry again. i have a feeling junior year is gonna be the best. its gonna be so light. i aint taking no SATs or honors/ap classes. im going to cosmetology school when i graduate so all i need is a high school diploma. » Continue Reading
Mother nature is offering me a mulligan, the question is do I take it? Is it bait? A bit more nf an elaborate setup this time, but with equal bust potential. The main driver of this event is a fairly unstable airmass, to the tune of about 1200 J/kg. To allow you to visualize this, imagine this amount of energy constrained in a 1m x 1m x 1m x 1m cube of air, (1m^3=1kg give or take), across most of virginia up to 1km up in the atmosphere. The main issue I see is no powerful catalyst. Temps dont re... » Continue Reading
Looks like I got lucky, I dont have to move that far for today's storms. My target area is huge, but realisticly I have constrained it to a 5 mile radius since storm development is encouraging. Storms are moving essentially perfectly straight relative to the motion of the cold front pushing them, there is no northward component whatsoever, and therefore, no tornado threat. Respectable damaging wind threat and thats about it. My target area will be constrained to the Richmond metro area since the... » Continue Reading
It’s no secret that my state (Virginia) is in a drought. We have been for the past month or so. Pattern shift because we aren’t in the crotch of a ridge anymore. May be touch and go, moisture loading isn’t that great… but something is better than nothing and I’ve been itching for a storm chase, haven’t been since last year. » Continue Reading
SUMMER FINNALY STARTED but.. i have summer school for like the rest of the month XC but luckly it's only one class and its online ^^ but im also sooo exited for summer because i'll have more chances to upload moree XP » Continue Reading
Convergent Evolution in the UniverseI think, and I'm a minority in this typically, and also a layman, so I am not trying to say I am more intelligent than anybody else when I say this; it is just my personal speculation, that bipedalism with 4 limbs might be more common than some think, and that the humanoid form might itself be pretty common.This will be long-winded....Note: I am fully aware I am basing this on one example, Earth, and that this lends itself to inherent bias from viewing one suc... » Continue Reading
I’m actually SO COOKEDI haven’t studied at all [which is my fault], however, to be fair, my math teacher kind of sucks at teaching.I think, I hope that my grade is at LEAST an 70% or above 😬🤞— K3ndra » Continue Reading
https://pharmacy.msu.edu/resources/nutrient-depletion-is-an-often-overlooked-side-effect-of-some-medicationsWhile medications are powerful tools to help manage a range of illnesses and diseases, they can also come with a variety of side effects. Patients often know to look out for common side effects such as drowsiness or nausea but may not be aware of how their medications can cause nutrient depletion. Many medications used short-term won’t lead to nutrient deficiency; however, longer-term use ... » Continue Reading
GJ 251 c est une planète située à 18 années lumières de nous. nous l'avons détecté grâce à la méthode des vitesses radiales. "Quand vous avez une étoile et une planète, on sait que la planète tourne autour de l’étoile, mais en fait, l’étoile bouge aussi un petit peu. […] Et si l'orientation de l'orbite de la planète est favorable, on peut observer de petites variations de vitesse de l’étoile par rapport à l’observateur", Anne-Marie Lagrange. Sa découverte a été officialisée le 23 octobre 2025. S... » Continue Reading
Les 8 anomalies des pyramides. (Transcription).Le ratio entre le périmètre de la base et la hauteur de la Grande Pyramide donne le nombre pi avec 4 décimales de précision (3.1415).La hauteur multipliée par un milliard donne la distance moyenne entre la Terre et le Soleil à 1% près. La pyramide est alignée au nord vrai, avec une déviation de 0.05°. Plus précis que le Pentagone construit en 1943.Les blocs de granite à l'intérieur de la chambre du Roi présentent des marques de coupes rectilignes. L... » Continue Reading
bro i HATE my science teacher but at the same time i dont shes really sweeat but she just CANT teach and i feel so unprepared for the final because of it and i was talking abt it to my mom and all she had to say was "just ask chat gpt" FUCK NO I WOULD RATHER DIE CHAT GPT IS NO HELP AND AI IS ASS but like obviously i cant say that to my mom and ive tried telling her its bad but she dosnt rly listen and like i already failed the midterm so i know im screwed for this final » Continue Reading
Which is more harder to study rn because I have an exam coming up: Liquids,Solids, and IMFs; Soids and Molecular Materials; Solutions; so which would I study first? » Continue Reading
I don't recomend sleeping through classes you don't know anything about. I'm generally good at maths but we are learning about matrices and we have a test on it on Tuesday... and i've been sleeping through every single class... i'm so freaking cooked. I'm trying to learn it right now, but it's like everything I do to prepare for the test makes me unmotivated... Like i've finished two comics and a brand new book KNOWING that i have to prepare, but i can't!!I'm so pissed. -Fay » Continue Reading
GUYS I NEED HELP MAKING A DECISION.. im doing the science fair and idk if i should do my project on space or human psychology. if i choose space, ill probably talk abt vacuums (not the cleaning ones), how constellations are formed, and dead stars. but if i choose human psychology, ill probably talk abt how memories work, neurons, and why we feel the way we do. i like both of these things but i dont know which ones to choose :c if anyone wants to help me choose one, PLEASE DO, I NEED TO CHOOSE BY... » Continue Reading