#Fun science experiments

[curiosity-room]

Chapters: 2/3 Fandom: Gravity Falls Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Wendy Corduroy & Stan Pines, Wendy Corduroy & Ford Pines, Ford Pines & Stan Pines, Jesus "Soos" Alzamirano Ramirez & Wendy Corduroy, Ford Pines & Wendy Corduroy, Jesus "Soos" Alzamirano Ramirez & Stan Pines Characters: Wendy Corduroy, Ford Pines, Stan Pines, Jesus "Soos" Alzamirano Ramirez, Abuelita Ramirez, "Manly" Dan Corduroy Additional Tags: Wendy Corduroy and Stan Pines Bonding, Nerdy Ford Pines, Stan Pines Being Stan Pines, Protective Ford Pines, Ford Pines is Trying, High School, Protective Stan Pines Series: Part 3 of The Hills We Have To Climb (We'll Be Alright) Summary:

With the end of summer, the dreaded high school re-entered Wendy's life.

She had never been the best student, but she wasn't bad. She got A's and B's with the occasional C. She'd never failed a class before.

Tenth grade chemistry might change that.

(Alternatively Titled: How Wendy Gained Two Uncles)

[ebrahim3030]

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[kuulpenguin]

late night calls <3

[ikiprian]

Barbara Gordon's Coding & Computer Cram School is a popular YouTube series. Tucker Foley is a star student.

Barbara Gordon's Cram School posts free online courses for both coding and computer engineering. Think Crash Course in terms of entertainment, but college lecture in terms of depth. Hundreds of thousands of viewers flock to it— students who missed a class, people looking to add new skills to a resume, even simple hobbyists. It’s a project Barbara’s proud of.

Sometimes, when she wants to relax, she’ll even hop in the comments and spend an afternoon troubleshooting a viewer’s project with them.

User “Fryer-Tuck” has especially interesting ones. Barbara finds herself seeking out his comments, checking in on whatever this crazy kid is making next. An app for collecting GPS pings and assembling them on a map in real-time, an algorithm that connects geographic points to predict something’s movement taking a hundred other variables into account, simplified versions of incredibly complex homemade programs so they can run on incredibly limited CPU’s.

(Barbara wants to buy the kid a PC. It seems he’s got natural talent, but he keeps making reference to a PDA. Talk about 90’s! This guy’s hardware probably predates his birth.)

She chats with him more and more, switching to less public PM threads, and eventually, he opens up. His latest project, though, is not something Barbara has personal experience with.

FT: so if you found, hypothetically, a mysterious glowing substance that affects tech in weird and wacky ways that could totally have potential but might be vaguely sentient/otherworldly…. what would you do and how would you experiment with it. safely, of course. and hypothetically

BG: I’d make sure all my tests were in disposable devices and quarantined programs to keep it from infecting my important stuff. Dare I ask… how weird and wacky is it?

FT: uhhh. theoretically, a person composed of this substance once used it to enter a video game. like physical body, into the computer, onto the screen? moving around and talking and fighting enemies within the game?

FT: its been experimented with before, but not on any tech with a brain. just basic shields and blasters and stuff, its an energy source. also was put in a car once

FT: i wanna see how it affects software, yk? bc i already know it can. mess around and see how far i can push it

BG: […]

FT: … barbara?

BG: Sorry, thinking. Would you mind sharing more details? You said “blasters?”

Honestly. Kid genius with access to some truly wacky materials and even wackier weapons, she needs to start a file on him before he full sends to either hero or villain.

[OR: Tucker is a self-taught hacker, but if he were to credit a teacher, he'd name Barbara Gordon's Coding & Computer Cram School! He's even caught the attention of Dr. Gordon herself. She's full of sage advice, and with how she preaches the value of a good VPN, he's sure she's not pro-government. Maybe she'll help him as he studies the many applications of ecto-tech!]

[starssoblue]

"the reason adrien is just instantly good at everything he tries is because he is programmed to be that way as a senti" aside from the fact that i don't think that's how it works (and also while he was decent at everything he tried with marinette he wasn't instantly good at all of them, and what marinette actually said to him was that he could improve in anything with practice but it was a great first attempt) did we all collectively forget about how adrien actually canonically isn't the best singer?

[jackyjackdraws]

I recently watched that TikTok of someone building what's supposed to be a particle accelerator out of Hot Wheels track pieces

And at first I thought about actually making it work, but then I thought about those comments saying stuff like "Imagine how painful it is if it flung out of the track"

And of course I thought about Science Dad Au cause it tickles my brain and I love it as a concept so much

[suntails]

adrift

[xxplastic-cubexx]

obsessed with whatever experiment he was doing here ..... like what ARE you doing that was so vital .....

[X-Men #31: "We Must Destroy the Cobalt Man!"]

[sysig]

Experimentation (Patreon)

[thatsbelievable]

[savagechickens]

Missed Opportunity.

And more Frankenstein.

[mrvelocipede]

There has been some welding and grinding of the metal stair-rail, sending showers of little metal fragments all down the adjacent wall. It turns out the drywall screws, under their layers of patching compound and paint, are slightly magnetic.

[katakosmos]

thinking about her a lot

[waitineedaname]

the annoying thing about my thesis topic (real world dialects in fantasy settings and how that reflects linguistic bias) is that when i describe it to people, I either get people who immediately get it and are excited about the topic, or I get people staring at me blankly and just going "oh." and usually the people who are excited about it are not linguists

[eva-taash]

𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘺 𝘢𝘳𝘦 𝘣𝘰𝘵𝘩 𝘣𝘳𝘢𝘵𝘴 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘪 𝘭𝘰𝘷𝘦 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘮 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘪𝘵.

[werebutch]

Everyone who hasn’t REPEATEDLY been under anesthesia thinks it’s so fun and interesting. Well it’s fun once or twice until it’s your 5th time waking up from it then it’s not so fun is it