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Vanadinite, Pb5(VO4)3Cl.
Hexagonal crystals! Be still my heart.
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woah
Spongebob: What do you usually do when I’m gone?
Patrick: Wait for you to come back.
:’)
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A physicist, an engineer and a mathematician agree to take part in an experiment. Each person is locked in a room with nothing but a single can of beans.
After three days the researchers open each door in turn. In the first room they find the physicist happily scrawling equations across a wall, and the can of beans is neatly popped open. They ask him how he opened the can and he says “Oh, I applied pressure to the stress points.”
They take their notes and move on to the next room, where the engineer is snoring in a corner. The can is lying beside him, a smashed pile of metal. They wake him and ask him how he opened the can, to which he replies “I battered it to it’s failure point.”
Finally, they open the third door. There they find the mathematician holding the can, rocking back and forth, and muttering, “Assume the can is open. Assume the can is open.”
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MURRY CHRISTMAS.
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ladyengineer:fuckyeahphysics:lunaticaution:illustrativo:
Deanna Halsal
Reminder to Self: This is why engineering/physics is so cool… This is why I must go study!
I will never understand people who don’t enjoy math and physics because they don’t see its relevance.
ikaw na.
Losing Tissue. The lack of a pelvic girdle observed in many populations of stickleback fish can be explained by multiple losses of expression of a particular tissue-specific protein in those fish, researchers say. This finding helps explain how single genetic mutations can lead to new, adaptive traits in natural populations.
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