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Dating a person with Anxiety

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Hello Tumblr, Again

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Melting aluminium with induction heating using an electromagnet. 

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Io’s 330km tall volcanic plume from the New Horizons spacecraft.

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A continuous Fourier Transform

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It’s Baturday!

Photos by ©Baby Bats and Buddies of Bats QLD and ©Tolga Bat Hospital

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if finland’s country border isnt called the finnish line then i have nothing to live for

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Six Women Who Changed Science. And The World. Part 2.

Part 1 • Purchase

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Pentylethanoate

My first estirification reaction! 😄Smelled like banana���🍌

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Klari Reis

From A Catolog of 365 Petri Dishes

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Chromatography for the win!

Did my first chromatography practical yesterday. Loads of fun. Just paid a lot of attention to not getting the methanol eluent in my eyes.

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Modern theories did not arise from revolutionary ideas which have been, so to speak, introduced into the exact sciences from without. On the contrary they have forced their way into research which was attempting consistently to carry out the programme of classical physics—they arise out of its very nature. It is for this reason that the beginnings of modern physics cannot be compared with the great upheavals of previous periods like the achievements of Copernicus. Copernicus’s idea was much more an import from outside into the concepts of the science of his time, and therefore caused far more telling changes in science than the ideas of modern physics are creating to-day.

Werner Heisenberg

(via scienceisbeauty)

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Onwards

I've never looked back after I was bitten by the physics bug. No deal of popularity, money or hype can throw me off course now. Physics for life. This is me.

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Concept art for Bernal Sphere space station created by NASA in the 1970s.