#Physics Lab Simulator

[praxilabs-tech]

Physics Lab Simulator: Master Physics Through Virtual Experiments

The Physics Lab Simulator is transforming how students learn and engage with core scientific principles—no need for expensive lab setups or physical equipment. With advanced platforms like PraxiLabs, learners can now access a full range of interactive physics experiments from their laptops or tablets, simulating real-world lab conditions anytime, anywhere.

This powerful educational tool allows students to explore key physics concepts such as motion, magnetism, electricity, optics, thermodynamics, and more. Each experiment is designed to mirror actual lab procedures, helping students understand both the theoretical and practical aspects of physics in a safe, repeatable environment.

The Physics Lab Simulator is perfect for schools, universities, and online learning platforms looking to make STEM education more accessible, especially in remote or resource-limited settings. With features like gamified interfaces, bilingual support (Arabic and English), real-time feedback, and LMS integration, PraxiLabs ensures a seamless learning experience for both students and educators.

Empower your students to experiment, observe, and discover with confidence. The Physics Lab Simulator bridges the gap between textbook learning and real-world application—making science not just understandable, but truly engaging. Visit Praxilabs today to explore how virtual labs are revolutionizing physics education.

[dencityapp]

Discover the Power of a Virtual Lab for Online Science Experiments

Revolutionize the way you learn physics with our Virtual Lab, designed for students and educators alike. As the Best Online Physics Lab, it offers realistic simulations and interactive experiments, making complex theories easy to grasp. Whether you're exploring a Virtual Physics Lab for studies or an Interactive Online Physics Lab for self-paced learning, our platform provides an immersive experience. Step into a Physics Lab Simulator that brings science to life anytime, anywhere!

[freelathed]

just beat outer wilds, no biggy (<-got the kazoo ending)

[aemiron-main]

god i kept wondering why brenner jr & captain brenner’s relationship on broadway feel so familiar, since it’s not because I already saw it west end bc this is specifically regarding stuff that was Not included on west end. and then it hit me. theyre giving solid snake and big boss. I need to sit and think about this for 3–4 business days

[praxilabs-virtual-labs]

Chemistry Online Lab Simulation – Hands-On Learning, Anytime with PraxiLabs

Imagine being able to run a full chemistry experiment at home—no Bunsen burners, no chemicals, no mess. That’s the power of a chemistry online lab simulation, and PraxiLabs is leading the charge in delivering this technology to students and educators around the world.

PraxiLabs offers a comprehensive collection of chemistry simulations, each carefully designed to mimic real-life laboratory procedures. From simple tests like pH measurement to advanced organic chemistry reactions, every simulation includes guided steps, interactive visuals, and scientifically accurate outcomes.

One of the most valuable features of PraxiLabs is the flexibility it provides. Students can access simulations 24/7, work at their own pace, and repeat experiments to master the material. It’s perfect for homework, revision, or even supplementing in-class learning.

The online format is also a blessing for teachers. No setup, no cleanup, and no safety concerns—just pure science learning. Plus, with integrated assessment tools and LMS compatibility, tracking progress is simple and efficient.

Online lab simulations don’t replace real labs—they enhance them. By allowing students to experiment first in a virtual space, PraxiLabs builds confidence and understanding that translate into better results in physical labs.

Get started with chemistry online lab simulations and bring your science curriculum into the digital age. PraxiLabs is your trusted partner in building the future of STEM education

https://praxilabs.com/en/blog/2025/03/06/chemistry-online-lab-simulation/

[an-aussie-button-masher]

Breaking Good - Five Games That Scratch the Destructive Itch

   Some games are all about creation, building up the world and the people around you. These are not those games. Have you ever had the urge to just break something? Has a rough day got you feeling frustrated and needing an outlet? Don’t want to blow your actual house up, and are willing to settle for a virtual version? Try out these games! Here, you can tear apart everything from cars and buildings to entire cities and global populations without even getting out of your seat. Get ready to channel all those destructive urges into this handful of games all about the art of annihilation. Read on to break it down one game at a time - enjoy!

Besiege    Good news! Someone has entrusted you with the construction of medieval siege engines. A master architect like yourself must build deadly war machines to destroy your enemies - assuming your creations don’t accidentally just tear themselves apart the moment they start rolling. You have countless weapons and upgrades at your disposal - flamethrowers, saws, spikes, cannons, bombs, rockets, armour plating, and more. Manoeuvre around traps and the environment with steering (or just blindly flailing around) to launch attacks upon the panicking enemy forces, their camps, their castles, their own machines, and so on. There’s also plenty of “eh, that’s good enough” moments where the scorched remains of your construction just happen to flatten one last bit of the enemy camp to earn a technical victory. Finally, you can enter the unlimited-resource Sandbox mode to make some truly staggering behemoths that will bring everything in its path - including your PC - to its knees.

BeamNG.drive    Strictly speaking, this is merely a driving-themed physics simulation, with a handful of driving challenges for some more standard gameplay. Of course, we all know that “physics simulator” is just code for “how fast can I mangle this car?” Enter Beam.NG’s sandbox, and you’ll be able to answer that question and more with a wide-open playground, littered with obstacles, ramps, half-pipes, bot controls, gravity options, and everything you could need for all your automobile abuse. It’s a great way to spend some spare time answering all the important questions, such as: What happens when this hatchback is struck from all sides by five trucks accelerating at Mach 5? Which sports car fares better under Jupiter’s gravitational pull? How many lamp posts do I need to hit to peel this tour bus like a banana? The sky's the limit - literally, because I once propelled a limousine straight up like a rocket before it flattened against the map height limit like it was made of paper.

Plague Inc: Evolved    Global pandemics are the last thing anyone wants to dwell on at the moment, but there’s nothing wrong with enjoying a bit of virtual virus-spreading! In Plague Inc., you can pick your poison, choose where your patient zero appears, and let yourself feel like a cackling supervillain for a little while. Carefully select your methods of transmission to spread across the land, skies and seas around the globe before anyone realises what’s wrong, then hit them with the symptoms all at once and watch chaos unfold! It’s highly satisfying to watch those population numbers dwindle and the world turn red as newly-infected dots consume entire countries. Eventually, humanity tries to fight back and you’ll need to battle the world’s efforts to concoct a cure - no laboratory will be safe for long! In this game, you can wipe out the planet’s entire population with careful planning and ruthlessness, all from the safety of the digital screen - no need to wash your hands after playing with this particular plague.

Teardown    What’s this game about, you ask? It’s in the name - tearing everything down! Playing as a legally-questionable demolitionist, the player is hired to destroy buildings (and sometimes steal stuff from the rubble), then make a hasty getaway before police arrive. There are plenty of tools of destruction unlocked over the course of the game, from the reasonable (sledgehammers, welding torches, and so on) to the overkill (dynamite and other explosives, and even a shotgun). Use the tools of the trade to strategically - or randomly - knock out the load-bearing supports and watch as the entire mansion, shopping centre, docks, or whatever you’re demolishing crashes down and shatters into millions of little voxel bits. The modding community really cranks up the destruction to a whole new level: slice entire cities in half with a flick of the mouse, punch whale-sized holes through skyscrapers with giant cannons, or go full Majora’s Mask and flatten the whole place by bringing down the moon. Another job well done!

Goat Simulator    Behold, the original and definitive “mischievous wildlife enters city and causes problems on purpose” video game: Goat Simulator. Why is a goat so intent on trashing the town and bending the laws of physics to its will? Who knows? It’s a goat, it - and the player - can do what it wants. As you unleash your hoofed havoc across the unsuspecting town, you’ll discover unique hidden interactions that transform your goat and grant new abilities - flying majestically through the air, scaling skyscrapers with your stretchy tongue, or summoning demonic powers to drag every nearby loose prop (and pedestrian) towards you. The game truly embraces the hilarity of ragdoll physics; nobody in this game seems to have a cohesive skeleton as they flail about like a wet noodle at the slightest headbutt. In Goat Simulator 3 (yes, it’s so big they had to skip a second game), the goat is set loose on a brand-new sprawling map, now with friends in co-operative mayhem!

   Okay, put down the sledgehammer - that’s enough destruction for today. Unless, of course, you know any other games that might fit this list that you’d like to share; if so, feel free to let me know! Feedback, reblogs and likes are all much appreciated!   Thanks for reading!

An Aussie Button-Masher

[cybertron-after-dark]

what the FUCK happens in cyberverse

Here's a list just off the top of my head, in no particular order. MASSIVE spoilers ahead.

-Wheeljack keeps making party drugs. This is not only accepted but wholly encouraged by the Autobots. He's made the bot equivalent to cocaine so strong it made grimlock physically unable to stop himself from running around the ship at mach 5. This was the basis for an entire episode. He's also made patches that give you a direct link to the Allspark that he passed out at a party specifically to get everyone as fucked up as physically possible. I cannot overemphasize that Optimus make no effort to stop this until things turn destructive on both occasions.

-Soundwave and Shockwave completely fucking hate each other and have a whole rivalry trying to be a better and more useful follower for Megatron than each other.

-Soundwave is a fucking memelord who will play clown music or dramatic riffs to dunk on people from the soundboard he has built into his hardware.

-theres a sort of liminal dimension referred to as Unspace that you can get stuck in and if you are there for too long you will straight up disintegrate. We see this happen to the entire crew aboard the arc from different timelines several times while the main timeline crew we follow tries to escape this fate, thus dooming dozens of other timelines.

-Cheetor is basically Allspark Jesus, and he's tired of all the fighting, so he tries to have Optimus and Megatron settle their differences once and for all. The chosen method for this was making them both play the Newlywed Game. They were both terrible at it, the MegOp Divorce agenda is alive and well.

-the Quintessons invade Cybertron and stick the entire population into a simulation a la The Matrix, which slowly drains their life force until they die. This kills countless unnamed Cybertronians, both Autobot and Decepticon, as well as Hound, who does not get to appear on screen.

-the Quintessons also catch Starscream, rip his face off, and modify him into an Eldritch tentacle beast with his brain attached to two other aliens, and then appoint that amalgamation as the judge that decides the fate of the universe in regards to whether they exterminate all life within it.

-Shockwave commits suicide for Megatron's approval. He launches his spark straight into the Allspark to taint it specifically as a last desperate fuck you to the autobots.

-Soundwave acquired laserbeak by just kind of grabbing a random bird out of the sky.

-Soundblaster is an ex-decepticon that left out of shame. That shame being Soundwave beating his ass in a beatboxing competition so fuckin hard he couldn't show his face around his faction anymore.

-The autobots keep starscream captive and try to get him to take a therapy session with the Arc's AI, and he starts out willing to actually give it a shot but said AI is kind of Stupid and screamer ends up tricking him into letting him escape through an air vent to go wreak havoc instead.

-Starscream also starts a suicide cult with the other Seekers, gains control of Vector Sigma and the Allspark, has the seekers forfeit their sparks to him, thus resulting in a cosmically powered Starscream. He uses that power to "remake" his followers into scraplets that he refers to as, with nothing but love in his tone, his "children."

-Shockwave and Wheeljack are shown to be ex lab partners. Shockwave has an army of drones that look exactly like his altmode that Wheeljack helped program. They are programmed to be able to break out into a coordinated dance number at any given time. Originally this was just to make Wheeljack laugh. Shockwave kept that function in throughout the entire war and initiates it the second there's a truce and Wheeljack asks to see it again.

-Shockwave kidnaps Wheeljack at one point for Science Under Duress purposes and Wheeljack is too invested in all the sweet fuckin tech Shockwave's been making while they were apart to really care that he's being held against his will, and then proceeds to escape without too much issue because he knows Shockwave well enough to know exactly how to disable everything.

-Bumblebee distracts the Decepticons by running in front of their surveillance cameras and shaking his ass in the most underwhelming way imaginable.

-Grimlock is only stupid when he's in his altmode because it takes a lot of power to sustain and he has to sacrifice some of his higher brain functions to keep it manageable. In robot mode he talks like he went to an Ivy League college and knows what champagne tastes like. He throws upscale parties every chance he gets.

-Grimlock also helped start an anticapitalist revolution with Bumblebee when he found an underground society of insect transformers that had a rigid caste system. This was within moments of finding out that the ultra wealthy were hoarding the limited energon reserves for themselves. Grimlock is a comrade and he does not fuck around.

-Skybyte is here and he sounds like Skeletor.

-Windblade and Slipstream are nemeses and somehow it's even more toxic yuri coded than Arcee and airachnid in tfp.

-speaking of Arcee, she's besties with Grimlock. They at one point have a physical fight over who gets to die to protect the other.

-hot rod and soundwave are forced to share leadership over the team of bots and cons that escaped the quintessons' simulation and it's packed with so much homoerotic tension its unreal.

-Maccadam is some kind of lovecraftian war machine that can unfold himself into a whole armory whenever he feels like it. We have no idea what his whole altmode looks like, all we see are the ominous shadows of the weapons on the walls. He uses this specifically as a threat to keep anyone from fighting in his bar bc he's insistent it remain neutral ground. He also can kinda just. See into the future. And casually drops prophecies that get written off as spoonerisms until they turn out to be relevant.

-Optimus Prime has horrific social anxiety that he can kind of power through when he's in a crisis, but the second things are chill and he has to give a speech at a party or something he simply does not know how to function.

-the entire planet of Velocitron gets taken over by cosmic rust and everyone inhabiting it that couldn't escape in time was killed horrifically.

-cosmos is a girl and she hangs out with a dude named Meteorfire who is, for all intents and purposes, just robot Steve Irwin.

-Astrotrain keeps closing doors in people's faces for the funny

-Megatron is killed by a version of himself from an alternate universe that went nuts and starting creating a master race of perfect Decepticons to inhabit Cybertron. Said perfect Decepticons were carbon copies of idw Tarn in all but personality.

-Acidstorm is canonically genderfluid and keeps switching between male and female seeker frames whenever they feel like it

-Kup, who had not been in the show at all until this point, decides to show up and narrate an entire episode like hes giving a political speech.

And, the infamous one we all know and love

-Megatron is a twitch streamer and he livestreams Starscream's fucking funeral. The chat has custom Decepticon emotes.

[sabianandocs]

I’m very interested to hear your Gaster interpretation as someone who likes to make my own!

Okayokay long ramble incoming- Kind of a mix of my Gaster lore and the Skelebros since they're kind of intertwined for my stuff --- I'll try to break up the paragraphs with doodles so it's not just a block of text

My version of Gaster is a mix between the usual crazy scientist interpretation and also someone who just really really wants to be a parent. (there is an appeal to the version of Gaster that's just.. Awful and creates the skelebros as experiments, but I wanted to go for a little of a more wholesome approach for my lore cuz I feel like they've been traumatized enough lol)

There aren't any other skeletons in the underground except for Gaster, though, and also I headcanon him as aro/ace so he was like. Yeah I'll figure something out on my own. SO! Inbetween working on the Core and trying to find ways to break the barrier, he did studies in his own time on SOUL magic to find out if it was possible to create life only using the SOUL magic of a single monster (rather than the usual two). His research on how to break the barrier overlapped some with this research so he get away with using the royal science lab/materials/etc for it.

Some science junk, blah blah, he found that it could be possible- if he took a chunk out of his own SOUL. And I suppose probably also the chunks out of his hands to provide the physical material necessary (Can thank Handplates for that idea). And that was a sacrifice he was willing to make for Science and also Child.

(The next section is copy-pasted directly from my lore google doc)

Gaster was cautious with his experiments for his first attempt. He didn’t want to risk a huge chunk of his soul on a first try that he thought would surely abort itself, so he only used a little bit, plus the extra soul power he was able to create through his own desire to have kids and probably some sketchy magic injection type stuff.

However, the first attempt didn’t abort. Despite his hesitancy and being sure that this first run would just be a proof of concept, or to just to figure out where things could possibly go wrong and how to fix them (he did all the calculations beforehand and everything, of course, but real life never plays out like the simulations), the soul actually took and began to create itself. He grew it and took care of it in an incubator in the lab, and during this time he slept at the lab a LOT, terrified that something would go wrong if/when he wasn’t there. As time went on and the soul & vessel it created became more stable, he got a little less freaky weird about being away from it for short periods of time.

  I guess probably this process takes about 9 months because??  That’s how long it takes to build a whole skeleton with magic soul power probably?  Idk man.  Anyway because they’re magic skeletons and there’s no reason to ‘birth’ (read: remove from the incubator) the soul & vessel before its able to support itself (unlike humans, who are all born premature because our heads would be too big otherwise) the new skeleton usually starts trying to become independent (get born) around the developmental size that humans would associate with a 1 or 2 year old.  

And thus Sans was created!  Gaster feels extremely guilty that Sans is so weak because technically it’s his fault for not committing more of his soul to him but he’s so so happy to finally have a kid and does everything in his power to keep Sans safe despite his weaknesses and help him learn how to navigate around them (Including sleeping to regain above max HP!)  

When Sans got old enough to kinda do his own thing around Gaster (like 5 or 6?) Gaster decided it was time to make another kid for a number of reasons: 

To redeem himself scientifically: He had proof he could make a living being, but with Sans he’d hesitated and Sans suffered because of it.  He wanted to make another who was more healthy

To give Sans a sibling: Both because Sans seemed kind of lonely and because he figured they would be able to keep each other safe that way- when they got older the sibling could help protect Sans and ‘make up’ for his disabilities by being able to help him out (Gasters view on it- I used airquotes deliberately. People with disabilities can function just fine on their own. Gaster sees Sans' disabilities of a failing of his (Gaster) own so he views it more negatively because he feels guilty about it.)

Because he wanted to: Gaster always wanted at least two kids and now that Sans was a little more stable and independent Gaster could handle the responsibilities & time dedication of having another little one around

And so Gaster did the whole thing again, but took a bigger chunk of his soul this time and probably more sketchy soul injection things to create more soul power.

And blah blah 9 months of waiting and sitting around in the lab being anxious and BAM!  Papyrus is born!

The boys grew up mostly in the lab and around it since Gaster was so involved in his work, but Toriel and Asgore babysat sometimes too (Papyrus’ memories of the ‘green’ but not remembering Toriel because he was too little).  Gaster was a super involved parent as well, and even hired Alphys as an assist in the lab so he didn’t have to spread himself so thin with work and his kids.  (Alphys only worked on vague assistance type stuff, which is why after Gaster got shattered across time she had no recollection of the deeper workings of the Core or of Gaster’s studies- anything that wasn’t erased with Gaster was really vague surface-level stuff)

As time went on, Sans got interested in the science that Gaster was doing.  Sans and Papyrus hung out at the lab a ton, especially as they got a little older and didn’t need quite as much direct adult supervision.  Mostly Sans just watched after Papyrus, but occasionally he’d watch Gaster work instead or in addition.  Gaster taught him as best he could at an age appropriate level, and so Sans ended up something of a scientific prodigy.  Papyrus didn’t take the same interest & spent most of his time pretending to be a knight and/or learning magic instead.  Gaster taught both of them how to fight & how to use magic in his own homeschooling sort of curriculum (Reason why no one knew them before they showed up in Snowdin- they stayed pretty much just around the lab & the castle)

Oh, also, the cracks in Gaster’s skull appeared after each kid!  Because splitting his soul weakened his magical ability it also weakened his physical form somewhat so he got more brittle.  Sans’ soul piece caused the split down his eye to his mouth, and Papyrus’ caused the one from his eye up his skull- bigger & worse because 1. He was already more fragile after having Sans and 2. Papyrus was a bigger piece of his soul

When Sans was 17 and Papyrus was 11, Sans had been actively helping around the lab and the Core for a few years.

Gaster and Sans were running around the core performing some routine maintenance or something but someone didn’t get the memo that they were in the sector that they were in and started rearranging the Core (as you do.  Literally it’s part of how the place works the hallways get rearranged)  Sans was a little behind Gaster because he’d been fixing up some wires or something and so when he went to catch up he saw what happened next but couldn’t do anything about it.

Gaster was stepping between sectors when the rooms shifted.  He had one foot on the next sector and one on the previous, so when they detached and swung out he got flung.  Directly into the Core.  And was shattered across time and space.

When Gaster got disintegrated across time he took people’s memories of Sans and Papyrus too-  Because they shared parts of his soul, they occupied the same parts of people’s memory as Gaster did, which was all overwritten after the Accident.

Sans and Papyrus also forgot most of their direct ties to Gaster- they remembered having a dad, being raised, the things they learned (magic, schooling, etc) but not anything about their dad, or what he did, or who he was.  Directly after the Core Accident, Sans woke up at their house in the Capital (where Gaster and the boys technically lived when they weren’t all at the lab), only remembering that his dad was gone- but not how, or why- and when he dug in his mind for what his dad looked like or who he was, he got a headache and gave up.  Papyrus was also home.  To the best of their collective recollection and filling in gaps with assumptions, their dad had died, maybe recently?  And now they were on their own.  They had no income anymore, or maybe at all ever?  And they couldn’t afford to stay where they were.  The capital is expensive, after all.  And…  And this house was for royal officials and their families anyway, they weren’t supposed to be there.  They made up the idea that they’d been allowed to live there to get back on their feet after their dad’s death (the king is generous, after all) since the place had been vacant anyway and the king/queen/someone official had felt bad for them.  

So they moved to Snowdin!

Aaaand the next chunk of the doc is on the Skelebros so I'll spare you of it since that's not what you asked. Tbh most of this is probably more than you asked but thank you for giving me the opportunity to ramble!!

[fandomnerd9602]

Hypothesis

Nerdy!Natasha Romanoff x Geek!Reader

Avengers High

Attraction has long been defined as when two opposite forces were brought together. In the case of Natasha Romanoff, a shy, introverted nerd at Avengers High, she was still looking for her opposite half.

No one really noticed her as she moved down the hallways of the high school campus. To most she was a face that blended in. She didn’t stand out to anyone. Well she did stand out to you.

She was your best friend. Calm, kind, and loving, you always saw the diamond that she always was. Her heart spoke volumes to yours. You were a geek, always obsessed with Star Wars or James Bond. There is a difference between geeks and nerds. But yet Natasha was always by your side for hangouts after school.

Natasha, despite all the logic, all the incalculable data that she had about chemistry with another person, found her heart fluttering each time you watched a Bond movie with her. Each time you smiled. Every time you cheered her up when the popular gals looked down on her or called her ugly duckling.

“It’s not calculable! The data doesn’t work!” Natasha bemoaned to her lab partner, Maria.

“What?” Maria groans, “is this about your love equation?”

“My equation of total compatibility.” Natasha answered back. “I ran simulations of Steve and I and then of Y/N and I.”

“And?” Maria looks with a bemused grin.

“It says Steve and I should be compatible but I don’t feel anything when I’m near him.”

“And (Y/N)?” Maria smirks.

“It says we have zero compatibility but yet…” Natasha huffs. “I-I think I’m in love with my best friend.”

“Oh Nattie,” Maria chuckles, “love isn’t something you quantify or try to put some equation to. Maybe what need is to test your hypothesis”

“Test? How?”

“Find out if you get sparks or butterflies when you kiss (Y/N)”

“But what if I screw up the only good friendship I have?!” Natasha nearly shouts in the middle of physics class.

“What if it becomes something amazing?” Maria asks, leaving the topic at that.

It was a dangerous game: testing such a hypothesis. On one hand, if her equation was accurate, she might lose your friendship. And if it was proven false, then she’d lose a bit of credibility, at least in her own eyes.

Such a hypothesis test came that night as you and her were watching an old James Bond movie on your couch.

“Geez how does James end up with all these girls?” Natasha asked jokingly.

“Maybe he’s secretly an alien with a powerful pheromone level?” You shrugged.

Natasha paused the movie and turned to you. “I need your help.”

“Sure! What’s up?” You flashed her a quick smile.

“I-I need to test something.” She bit her lip nervously. “Just close your eyes”

You happily obeyed. Natasha leaned in and kissed your lips. The mere touch sent sparks and shivers up and down her whole body.

Your eyes shot open. It was perfect.

Natasha pulled back a blushing, stuttering mess of a teenager. “I-I…umm…wow”

“Yeah. Wow.” You smiled, giggling a little too. “So how was your hypothesis?”

“I’m so happy to prove my equation of compatibility wrong.” She giggles.

“Maybe us being friends interferes with it somehow.” You smirked. “Maybe requires further testing.”

Hypothesis are usually proven or disproven thru various tests, Natasha thought.

“Further testing is required,” she giggles before jumping into your lap, kissing you repeatedly.

Natasha Romanoff. She was your best friend, your favorite nerd. And the love of your life. You and her still kept resting whether or not her equation was correct or not. The equation was put thru tests of dating, proposal, marriage, and eventually children.

Natasha was never more happy than to disprove her own hypothesis of compatibility. You and her, despite the data, were just perfect for each other.

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[jinmindeulle]

proven chemistry | lee juyeon

𝒑𝒂𝒊𝒓𝒊𝒏𝒈 lee juyeon x fem!reader

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𝒈𝒆𝒏𝒓𝒆 fluff | college au

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you see juyeon laughing with someone else and, driven by jealousy, you finally admit how you feel about him.

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You have always known that Juyeon wears his heart on his sleeve. He couldn’t hide his true reactions even if he tried, and that’s something you loved about him. Sometimes it could be hard to get explanations out of him, but you can usually guess what’s going on by how his eyes light up, stare in deep thought, or just avoid your gaze. 

“Why is he so giggly?” 

Your best friend looks at you with a tiny smirk, and you know what comes next.

“You’re jealous” she giggles, nodding her head.

“I’m not!” you cease to look at the scene displaying just a couple of meters from you and face Jihye, who is waiting for you to elaborate “It’s annoying how he just flirts with her in the middle of the library.”

“Relax, dear Jesus. He’s just laughing at what she said! They are partners in Mr. Choi’s project, they have to interact with one another. Remember?”

Your Chemistry professor had randomly assigned your partners for your final project. You got lucky enough to have been partnered with Jihye, not only because she was your best friend, but also because with her, choosing the topic was fairly simple: it was either related to environmental or green issues. However, as you sneakily look at the pair again, you wished you were in that girl’s place. 

“What’s so funny about molecules?”

Juyeon had told you everything about their project and how well their first trials on the software had gone. They had decided to simulate molecules and predict their properties, but instead of experimenting physically, they did it virtually. Now, they just had to write down the first draft to hand in.

“I don’t know, but we still have to narrow down the conclusions on this thing, or else Mr. Choi will dump this paper right in front of our eyes!”

Although your chosen topic was way too interesting for you, esterification (making esters for flavors and scents) and how to replace the acid catalyst with an enzyme/greener catalyst to eliminate hazardous byproducts was proving to be nowhere as entertaining as looking at Juyeon from across the room. 

“I think I need to get out of here”

The rest of the evening was spent back at your dorm, surrounded by lab trials on paper, coffee cups, various sweets, and the typing sound in two different laptops going on for the longest time you’ve ever heard. 

“Last one?” Jihye asked with hope, looking at you with reddened eyes. The topic was no longer of you guys’ interest. You just needed some sleep.

“Think so! ‘For the last approach…’” You took the lead, ready to get over with it “‘Lipases (enzymes) were used to catalyze the reaction under mild conditions.’

After typing for some minutes, your best friend added “And we conclude that… ‘Every method proved to be efficient’?

“Well, they all were so…”

“Are we done?”

“Hell yeah”

Your celebratory dance was interrupted by a knock on your door. You checked the time — 9:48 PM. Had your roommate forgotten her key? 

You stretch out on your way to the door, finally feeling your butt after hours of sitting down in the only chair you could bear. You were in the middle of a yawn when you opened it, and of course, he would be there, laughing at you in that state. 

“Still working for Mr. Choi?” Juyeon asked, giggling at the sight of you. 

“How did you guess?” you hid your face behind your hands, trying to make your burning cheeks less obvious. “What are you doing here?”

Completely ignoring your question, he walked past you and greeted your friend, who was already packing all her ‘study pack’, as she liked to call it, to go back to her dorm. 

“You guys have a good night! I can’t handle myself any longer”

Juyeon got himself comfortable on your small couch and eyed you as you started putting your stuff away. “How did it go?” he asked in a low tone, well aware of how strict quiet hours were in your campus buildings. 

“We’ll hand it in on Monday. The topic was fun at the beginning but after writing so much about it, it just fell out of my interest. What about you?”

“We finished it in the library a couple of hours ago. I thought you guys would be there as well.” When you finally sat down next to him, he pressed his back on the armrest so he could better see you. 

“Hye and I decided to leave-”

“Because…” he inquired.

“It was too loud”

“The library?” he smiled, not tearing his eyes away from your increasingly reddened cheeks. “I know you were looking at me. At us” he corrected, his smile turning into a bigger grin.

“I don’t know what you’re talking about” You looked away, busying yourself with the hem of your top. 

“Your cheeks seem to know” 

“You were being too loud” you murmured, unable to return the gaze. 

“What? I didn’t hear you” Juyeon replies, clearly messing with you. By this point, it was obvious that he knew more than you’d like to. He showed it, proved it, and said it. 

But how could you just tell him the truth? How could you admit that your heart beats faster when he’s near you? How could you preserve the amazing friendship that had blossomed over college years if you had to tell him that you like him more than that?

“Do you promise not to panic after I tell you?”

“Y/N…” he sighed, making the small distance between your bodies disappear. He took your hands in his, and kissed each one with a care you could’ve never seen coming “I like you too.” And if your cheeks had been red before, you now probably looked like an extra spicy hot sauce bottle. How…? When…? 

“I-I… what?”

“I was testing you out before I said anything. It may have slipped from Jihye at some point…” he giggled at the face you made. That little bastard…“But I wanted to make sure that it was not just another of her ideas. Well… this afternoon, it was pretty clear to me”

“I couldn’t disguise it, huh?” 

“You were shooting daggers at her.” Juyeon chuckled, playing with your fingers. His touch felt so intimate and gentle that you couldn’t stop looking at the way he caressed you “I mean, don’t get me wrong, I felt relieved in so many ways. I had been in the dark about your feelings for way too long and that was a very evident sign.”

“Are you sure you like me?” you whispered, too shy to look at him. 

It had been hard enough to picture what being romantically with Juyeon could look like, that you never wanted to have to do that again. So many different scenarios, so many ways in which he showed his love for you, and so many caring stares that you didn’t want to imagine anymore. Cuddling with him? Kissing until your lips hurt? Meeting his family? Sharing a home? It had to be real, or else… 

Your heart wouldn’t be able to handle seeing him in any other way than being yours.

“Do you want me to prove it?”

You snapped out of your thoughts, ready to finally have a taste of what you have longed for so many years. “Please”

Your whisper was rapidly cut short by his soft lips on your own, his big and rough hands cupping the sides of your face to angle you better. You couldn't help but smile in the middle of the kiss, too entranced in his touch to care to hide your true feelings. He took his mouth away from yours with the cutest smile you have ever seen.

“I might need a little bit more convincing, sir. Just to make sure… ” Your grin was now sly, daring. It was ridiculous how down-bad you were for him. 

“Lee Juyeon at your service, madam” 

His kiss was confident and eager. His lips moved at your pace, making sure he never crossed your boundaries. 

“I’m officially addicted to your kisses” He whispered in between pecks, leaving your lips a little to continue pressing them all over your face and neck.

“How could we miss this for so long?”

“Better later than never, darling.” 

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back at it! missed writing for my boyz so much 💙

[kalpeavaris]

Experiment 1006 - "The Prototype"

-> His Playlist - Pinterest Board <-

Elliot Ludwig's biggest achievement, a machine capable of holding a person's consciousness, memories and knowledge, strong suited and willing to defend it's guarded inheritage. Initially constructed in the mid 1980's, 1006's existence would soon prove to be of great use for Elliot.

More information & details about the design down below! This is all just information/trivia for my Papaver Somniferum AU, so it is not intended to be canon/canon adjacent! ->

Having landed in the crosshair of none other than Dr. Sawyer after successfully inventing a formular of the Poppy Gel that holds the ability to bring back deceased consciousnesses and elongate a person's lifespan, Elliot felt constantly paranoid, insecure and followed.

He created 1006 in order to upload a copy of his own consciousness into the machine, creating a back-up of not only all of his memories but also the research of the Poppy Gel and it's actual components. This was to ensure that no one would ever gain access to this unless they've proven to be responsible with the great power they'd be holding with the recipe.

Furious, Dr. Sawyer eventually tried his best to work with 1006 after Elliot's death, first by torturing the machine and breaking it's mind enough to spill every information needed - and later on by working with it, acting as an alley while overlooking the fact that any bruteforcing would permanentely delete anything stored in 1006's mind/memory.

The design is intended to not resemble one specific creature. The skull is essentially lab-grown and not that of an actual animal. It is instead inspired by many, such as canines, horses and cats. Same with the rest of the body.

INFORMATION.

-> Arms tucked in front of it's chest if not in use. This is both to hide/protect the heart and also for convientions sake.

-> Little tuft of fur at the end of spine which simulates a tail. Cannot be moved.

-> Walking rythm is similar to that of a spider thanks to it's eight legs.

-> Speaks with a slight british accent due to Elliot's heritage. It's leg click when it walks, similar to the noises heard during the Prototype's appearance in Chapter 4.

-> Eyes on the skeleton may glow and it appears to look around. Cannot physically move, it's just the glow itself.

-> The skeleton on it's back is a copy of Elliot's and not his actual skeleton. No one knows how it even got there.

-> Incredibly smart. It has borders it wont cross for moral's sake, but will use it's intelligence to bruteforce it's way if need be.

-> Fond of children and the orphaned experiments. Doesn't cause them harm, let alone scare them off.

-> "Works" with Sawyer to keep him in check and away from the experiments most of the time.

-> Despite it's calm demeanor 1006 is not above cracking jokes and lightening the mood.

-> 1006 is NOT Elliot himself, it is merely a copy of his consciousness and it's aware of this fact. 1006 doesn't see itself as Elliot.

-> Can use it or he pronouns, 1006 doesn't really care.

-> Hangs out with Rorschach from time to time and takes walks with her. He's aware of Elliot's connection with her former human self... shhh. Spoilers.

[praxilabs-tech]

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[heroesbyler]

Join us in the library : Why is Mike at the center of so much lab imagery?

Thinking about this pic we got from a prop in Hawkins Highschool in January. We discussed back then why all the 'Join us' in so many of the posters is definitely an ode to Vecna/One and his infamous 'Join me' (dont think too hard about why its plural now. Dont....Or do<3) and @henrysglock James talked about it connecting to Aliens (of course lol).

But upon further inspection I realised that the font and colouring here is actually a direct reference to this board game that Mike has in his room, as pointed out by the expert eye of @thefirstlioveyou.

Apart from having, as it seems, a lot of significance as a prop since they draw a connection to it in s5, they make sure to draw attention to it IN the season as well, by having Mike have dialogue about the words 'Science fair' and 'Logic'.

Small sidenote, but you just have to love all these scenes about how, even with full contradiction to reality, there is always more than 1 of something that is supposed to be unique. More than 1 best friend, even though 'best' means there can only be 1. Both Mike and Lucas end up being Venkman, even though only 1 Venkman exists in 'real life'. Makes ya think about the character that is literally named 001 or something. Anyway, back to the prop.

We already have some more connections to VecnOneMike in scenes adjacent to this prop, aka scenes that have to do with computers. Notably, scenes that have Suzie in there. We have 'Data is in' and the image of the computer vs all the shots of Suzies computers and:

And of course:

Suzie, placed as the computer genius of the bunch, even has similar hair styling to Mike and a lot of the dialogue happens between them.

And speaking of computers, the first introduction to the 'computer genius' character archetype is Bob, a character often paralleled with Mike in s2. And we already have a scene to which these Bingham house scenes pay homage to, and it is when Bob talks about BASIC in s2, and it is LITERALLY inside, and about, the physical Hawkins lab. Subtlety of a train hitting another train.

(Sidenote, but why did I just realise that for some goddamn reason MIKE is in the frame after 'Doc', a nickname that was later used for Brenner is well, is asked something. Not only that, but he nods 'No' as if he was asked. What on earth is with this kid, i stfg)

Love how all this does little but completely reinforce the whole Nina is not real/ its a simulation VR thing / there is something fucky about it. We never lose<3

[the-most-humble-blog]

<!-- BEGIN TRANSMISSION // BLACKSITE LITERATURE PROTOCOL ACTIVE -->

&lt;div style="white-space:pre-wrap"&gt;

&lt;meta cosmology-integrity="unstable-theorem"&gt;

&lt;script&gt;

ARCHIVE_TAG="QUANTUM_INSOLENCE::THEORY_OF_WE_DONT_KNOW_SHIT"

EFFECT: metaphysical defiance, scientific smugness rupture, universal humility trigger

&lt;/script&gt;

🧠 BLACKSITE ENTRY — “WE DON’T KNOW SHIT (AND THE UNIVERSE MIGHT KILL YOU FOR ASKING)”

Let me ask you something:

Do you really think the **universe has been figured out**?

Do you actually believe the guy with “PhD” in his username

because he’s got a bookshelf and a YouTube channel?

Do you sit your soft little ass down the moment

someone throws math, Greek letters, and *theories* at your skull

like those letters are **law**?

Let me tell you something —

and it's gotten me in trouble before:

&gt; **We don’t know shit.**

Not really.

Not deeply.

Not *cosmically.*

We understand… fragments.

Particle breadcrumbs.

Shadows on the cave wall —

and we call it “science.”

We throw equations at the void

like a toddler flinging spaghetti at a black hole

and then hand ourselves awards for how **"accurately we missed."**

—

Let’s talk real.

☑️ We don’t know what consciousness is.

☑️ We don’t know what time is.

☑️ We don’t know what gravity actually *does* to space

—we just know it hurts when you fall off a ladder.

We **perform double-slit experiments**

that literally break our model of physical reality

and no one even screams anymore.

No one slams the lab table and yells:

&gt; “What the actual f*ck is happening?”

We just shrug, write it down, and say:

&gt; “Quantum something-something. Don’t worry.”

You *should* worry.

—

Let me rattle your little simulation:

☢️ You may have **never not existed.**

☢️ You may have already died — **infinity times infinity**.

☢️ You might be jumping timelines every time you sleep,

bleeding pieces of other realities into your dumb monkey brain

and calling it a "dream."

&gt; Ever heard of **quantum immortality?**

Every time you die, your consciousness **slides**

into another instance

where you survived.

No heaven.

No funeral.

No farewell montage.

Just… *continued illusion.*

Forever.

—

You think the Big Bang was a “beginning”?

That’s adorable.

The **Big Bang** is a theory —

a mathematical **fanfiction**

to help us sleep at night.

Some believe the real universe —

the meta-layer, the **place before places** —

had **no beginning.**

No cause.

No “let there be light.”

It just **is.**

&gt; “Why are we here?”

&gt; “Because.”

Because the universe said:

&gt; “Sure. You dumb blue planet.

&gt; I’ll let you exist — for now.

&gt; Unless you ask too many questions about me.”

—

The most dangerous knowledge

isn’t that we’re small.

It’s that we may be **eternal**

without understanding *any* of it.

Floating in a recursive echo chamber of realities

that don’t care if you cry, protest, or convert.

You may be the only version of yourself

who *hasn’t* died yet.

Or worse —

you may already be in the death-loop version,

still convinced you’re on schedule

for retirement and grandkids.

—

&gt; You are not above this.

&gt; You are not educated out of this.

&gt; You are not safe from the randomness.

The cosmos didn’t hand you a textbook.

It handed you **blood, fear, beauty, and time.**

And you turned it into *content.*

So go ahead.

Keep quoting Carl Sagan.

Keep calling it a “simulation.”

Keep thinking a theory is a fact if it’s written in Helvetica.

But just know:

&gt; The moment you demand answers?

&gt; The universe may answer with static.

&gt; Or silence.

&gt; Or you… never waking up.

&lt;/div&gt;

&lt;!-- END TRANSMISSION [UNIVERSE RESPONSE: “YOU WEREN’T SUPPOSED TO ASK THAT.”] --&gt;

[praxilabs-virtual-labs]

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In the virtual lab, students can simulate experiments on projectile motion, electrical circuits, laws of thermodynamics, optics, and more. These experiments are designed in a highly interactive format, giving students a deeper understanding of the fundamental laws that govern the universe.

PraxiLabs physics lab offers a unique opportunity to explore and test theories without worrying about equipment failure, safety hazards, or budget constraints. Each simulation is backed by educational content, step-by-step instructions, and the ability to repeat trials as many times as needed.

It’s especially powerful for institutions that may not have access to full physics lab setups. Schools in remote or underfunded areas can now provide a robust physics education through just a computer and internet connection—thanks to PraxiLabs.

Educators can also benefit from comprehensive dashboards that track student performance, allowing them to offer more personalized support and insights.

The physics virtual lab from PraxiLabs is an excellent resource for students preparing for exams, exploring STEM careers, or simply developing a stronger grasp of scientific thinking.

Empower your physics classroom with the latest in virtual science technology. With PraxiLabs, every student can discover the magic of physics—no matter where they are

[mindblowingscience]

The algorithms behind generative AI tools like DallE, when combined with physics-based data, can be used to develop better ways to model the Earth's climate. Computer scientists in Seattle and San Diego have now used this combination to create a model that is capable of predicting climate patterns over 100 years 25 times faster than the state of the art. Specifically, the model, called Spherical DYffusion, can project 100 years of climate patterns in 25 hours–a simulation that would take weeks for other models. In addition, existing state-of-the-art models need to run on supercomputers. This model can run on GPU clusters in a research lab.

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