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science-junkie: Graphene - the new wonder material The molecule is priceless but it is not a matter of cost – a few hundred dollars per kilo. The value lies in its potential. The molecule in question is called graphene and the EU is prepared to devote
fuckyeahpulpfictioncovers: Universe by Robert Heinlein. Dell Book #36. “Their world was a giant spaceship, its purpose and destination lost in centuries of drifting among the stars.” That guy has two heads & one of them looks pissed off.
explore-blog: NASA’s Cassini spacecraft captures a rare shot of Saturn backlit by the sun, giving Hubble’s best a run for its money.
Bill Nye the Science Guy
A little later than I intended, but still before the night ended. So I’ll call it a win.This took on a life of its own over the weekend and much of today was making cuts as I tried to get this down to size. That said, I still feel like I’m a little
snaokidoki:Killer robot roams the world recording data and running it as a simulation within its body. -Weird is GoodWeird is Normal☆ (Patreon. Tip Me Monthly?) ☆ (Ask Link) NSFW
iandsharman: Eris, the largest of the dwarf planets and its moon Dysnomia. Some Cool Facts About Dwarf Planets and Centaurs! There’s a lot of talk about Pluto at the moment on tumblr. A recent debate on whether or not it should be classified as a planet
the-punning-ubus: catchymemes: Conditional Immortality of Lobsters so its either being eaten by humans in the end or being eaten by bacteria in a suit to tight for them in the end honestly i cant decide which is worse
2old2care: What is captured here is a few milliseconds after impact. The woman has struck a near perfect blow to this ass. Note the direction her hand is pointing - somewhere near his waist. The cane is obviously limber and is in its rebound phase.
kernalmustache: noctvrnal: kernalmustache: legalmexican: science side of Tumblr explain why the ride home always takes less time The ride home takes less time because you already have memories of the locations you passed on the way there. When
srsalme: “Soon he couldn’t hear a sound—not the fans, not even his own heartbeat. The nocturnal silence aboard ship was unlike any he had ever experienced. Earthly silence has limits; one senses its finite, transitory quality. Even when you’re
pbsthisdayinhistory: July 29, 1958: NASA is Created On this day in 1958, the United States Congress passed legislation creating the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). Since its creation, NASA has played a vital role in coordinating
alphynix: X is for Xixiasaurus Xixiasaurus henanensis (pronounced “shee-shah-saurus") was a troodontid from the Late Cretaceous of China, about 83 million years ago. Its size is difficult to estimate, based only on the front portion of a skull,
8bitfuture: Video: Autonomous robots search and destroy jellyfish. The JAROS bots are a floating platform equipped with a camera system able to locate jellyfish, before moving in and shredding them in its propeller. The design ensures only jellyfish
thatscienceguy: YTMND’s presentation of our future in all its horrifying glory.
8bitfuture: The ISS celebrated 15 years in orbit this week. Astronaut James H. Newman waves during a spacewalk preparing for release of the first combined elements of the International Space Station. The Russian-built Zarya module, with its solar array
zodiacbaby: nostopdasgay: Its called “one night” bc thats all you have left to live afterwards Honestly……. I want this rn
pretentioussongtitle:myrebloggingblog:gemstone-enemas:harpyhormones:ororomunroedontpullout:stimman4000:.What is that soft thing doing the imprinting its called a pad printer! theyre very commonly used for applying patterns to non flat and irregularly
M57: The Ring Nebula Except for the rings of Saturn, the Ring Nebula (M57) is probably the most famous celestial band. Its classic appearance is understood to be due to our own perspective, though. The recent mapping of the expanding nebula's 3-D
Meteors, Planes, and a Galaxy over Bryce Canyon Image Credit & Copyright: Dave Lane Explanation: Sometimes land and sky are both busy and beautiful. The landscape pictured in the foreground encompasses Bryce Canyon in Utah, USA, famous for its
Seven Dusty Sisters Image Credit: WISE, IRSA, NASA; Processing & Copyright : Francesco Antonucci Explanation: Is this really the famous Pleaides star cluster? Known for its iconic blue stars, the Pleaides is shown here in infrared light where the
Galaxy in a Crystal Ball Image Credit & Copyright: Juan Carlos Munoz Explanation: A small crystal ball seems to hold a whole galaxy in this creative snapshot. Of course, the galaxy is our own Milky Way. Its luminous central bulge marked by rifts
Road to Mars Image Credit & Copyright: John Chumack Explanation: What’s that light at the end of the road? Mars. This is a good month to point out Mars to your friends and family because our neighboring planet will not only be its brightest
Moon and Venus over Cannon Beach Image Credit & Copyright: James W. Young Explanation: What’s that spot next to the Moon? Venus. Two days ago, the crescent Moon slowly drifted past Venus, appearing within just two degrees at its closest.
science-woona-answers: ANON ANSWERING TIEM (The white thing is her lab coat. Its becoming an annoyance to create her and realize you forget the lab coat.) Yay baWoon! owo
felkasmiejesiezwodka: what would happen if you put a bunch of liquid nitrogen in lava The nitrogen would instantly evaporate. If Lavas melting point vs. current temperature is higher than the nitrogen’s boiling point vs. its current temperature
emporbooty: gamblingemperor: emporbooty: gamblingemperor: 1324 FOLLOWERS IM LAUGHING SO HARD ITS IN ORDER 1324 is not in order Matt ITS 2 AM AND IM NOT EVEN GOOD AT SCIENCE IN THE FIRST PLACE Science
mothernaturenetwork: The Voynich Manuscript is a detailed 240-page book written in a language or script that is completely unknown. Its pages are also filled with colorful drawings of strange diagrams, odd events and plants that do not seem to match
its-actually-underland: jerkidiot: has anyone ever seen a volcano entered in a science fair or is that just a myth from tv and movies has anyone ever actually had a science fair
mapsontheweb: The size of North America compared to the Great Red Spot on Jupiter. Great Red Spot, an enormous, long-lived storm system on the planet Jupiter and the most conspicuous feature of its visible cloud surface. It is generally reddish in colour
its-idek-anymore: thequeenoftacos: if ironman and the silver surfer teamed up they would be alloys always reblog science jokes
its-a-geek-haven: dharuadhmacha: Join me this Thursday on @cheesewhizexpress for POLITICAL SCIENCE
its-a-geek-haven: showerthoughtsofficial: Alligators can live up to 100 years which is why there’s an increased chance that they will see you later. Science!
memewhore: vampirevvekend: EVERYONE LOOKS 2000 TIMES HOTTER IN A LEATHER JACKET ITS SCIENCE NOT ME I JUST MAKE THE LEATHER JACKET LOOK 2000 TIMES LESS COOL
arsvivendi: staceythinx: This might look like lace, but its actually lichen. Photos by i n i m i n i .
just–space: Saturn and its moon Rhea, photographed in color a few years ago by the CassiniHuygens probe. At right, the shadows cast by Saturns rings are clearly visible. photo credit: Cassini Imaging Team, NASA
iamfire-i-am-death: nuclearcarrots: gracielikescats: devilishdescent: antikythera-astronomy: NASA’s Most Shocking Image This image is a 1.5… *BILLION* pixel photograph of the Andromeda Galaxy. To view the image in all its glory go here. NASA
underthevastblueseas: Why Is Octopus Blood Blue? The pigment that gives the octopus blood its blue color, hemocyanin, is responsible for keeping the species alive at extreme temperatures. Hemocyanin is a blood-borne protein containing copper atoms that
science-junkie: Why trees can’t grow taller than 100 metres TYPICALLY, the taller the tree, the smaller its leaves. The mathematical explanation for this phenomenon, it turns out, also sets a limit on how tall trees can grow. Kaare Jensen of Harvard
keep-calm-and-get-big: Posting about your workout increases muscle growth. Its science. :P
did-you-kno: The universe has its own color. Scientists determined that the light from over 200,000 galaxies adds up to a beigeish-white. They call it “cosmic latte.” Source
did-you-kno: Blowing your nose too hard makes you more congested. When you’re “stuffed up,” its because of swollen blood vessels, not excess snot. Hard blowing shoves mucus up into your sinuses and slows the drainage process. You should either
did-you-kno: Coral Castle is a stone structure built by Edward Leedskalnin, who once claimed he lifted its 14-ton rocks using magnetic current. Though he had many winches, ropes, and pulleys, his method has been called a mystery because he always said
did-you-kno: 11 Reasons Why The United States Is Confusing As Hell The United States is a melting pot of cultures, yet it still remains isolated by its weirdness and resistance to uniformity. Read More/Source
did-you-kno: This liquid is boiling and freezing simultaneously because it’s reaching its ‘triple point,’ which is the temperature and pressure at which three phases of a substance (gas, liquid, and solid) co-exist in equilibrium. Source
science-my-ass-ed-its-magic:IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN QUEEN ELIZABETH
Nice to see how the moon is TUMBLING on its way around earth. Cool anim.
I really enjoy my job of taking pictures of products and designing flyers, newspapers and sites. This isn’t my best work but I’m proud of the corny logo I developed ;). Its pretty great to take classes for free and get paid for it so that
Science of the Physical Pain Associated with Heartbreak You lose a part of yourself when connections are lost, and its not far-fetched to say that you feel completely empty inside. There’s an ache, a deep ache that erupts from the inside of our bodies
spacep0rn: Object: Helix Nebula NGC 7293 Distance from Earth: 700 light-years Size: 6 light-years across Description: The death of this star may give us a glimpse of our Sun’s future. Gravity was not strong enough to hold its outer atmosphere when
stinker: Glitter jars - I was taught about glitter jars during my time as an inpatient. I learnt the magic of glitter during a self-soothe class as part of an emotional coping skills lesson. There’s no science, no counting, no acceptance and no forceful
exxcors: science-progress: Falling in love this is like, the most perfect photoset ever
emily-kochany: exxcors: science-progress: Falling in love this is like, the most perfect photoset ever so devastatingly accurate
myotpisgay: mycaterpie: eduardo-: losertakesall: anglepoiselamp: Most marine mammals are very flexible because they are made of 99% blorp. Blorp. Science. what the fuck is the last 1% 1% squish
moneyxbags: Just because I’m not great at math or science doesn’t mean that I’m not smart :/
Mad Science
curiouswinekitten2: That explains my drive. Its science 😂
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