#Humidity

[laughingsquid]

How Extreme Heat Will Eventually Make Much of the Earth Completely Unlivable

[ai-dream]

[kameel-sm]

Sitting on the dock.

Originally completed on 24th December 2022.

My interpretation: This piece is loosely inspired by the song sitting on the dock of the bay by Ottis Redding and the book voices by Ursula K LeGuin.

A young man sits on the end of a dock and catches fish for his breakfast while the village across the water starts to prepare for the day of work ahead of it. A fishing boat picks up sail and heads out of the shallow swamps to more open waters where the fishing is better.

[beautifulabsurdities]

Humidity.

©️Esme Ngan 2025

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[unbfacts]

Airplane food tastes bland because reduced air pressure and dry cabin conditions dull our senses of taste and smell by 20-30%, making sweet and salty flavors less detectable.

[antigonipapantoni]

[hometoursandotherstuff]

[arsuns-ramblings]

Idk if it’s just because i’m not wearing my glasses and its late but i think that the humidity stain on my ceiling kinda looks like jerma

[ai-dream]

[jokingluna]

[deadly-danaid]

"The air reeks of smoke and the heat itself is a sticky film that makes taking even a single breath a chore: summer is officially here."

Moka Lynn, The long days are here

[yawnwhatyadoing]

i love the hot humid days paired with rainy and stormy weather. i love rain and storms so much. theyre so nice to listen to and watch.

[materialsscienceandengineering]

Scientists break down plastic using a simple, inexpensive catalyst and air

Harnessing moisture from air, Northwestern University chemists have developed a simple new method for breaking down plastic waste. The non-toxic, environmentally friendly, solvent-free process first uses an inexpensive catalyst to break apart the bonds in polyethylene terephthalate (PET), the most common plastic in the polyester family. Then, the researchers merely expose the broken pieces to ambient air. Leveraging the trace amounts of moisture in air, the broken-down PET is converted into monomers—the crucial building blocks for plastics. From there, the researchers envision the monomers could be recycled into new PET products or other, more valuable materials. Safer, cleaner, cheaper and more sustainable than current plastic recycling methods, the new technique offers a promising path toward creating a circular economy for plastics. The study was recently published in Green Chemistry.

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[queenfanatic334]

[existennialmemes]

When the humidity gets too high, I have no choice but to become Evil