#sequence of events

[aud-chron-images]

[random-xpressions]

Stretch her mind before you spread her legs...

Random Xpressions

[tenth-sentence]

In both Newton's conception and that of special relativity, space and time provided an unchanging stage for the events of the universe.

"The Fabric of the Cosmos" - Brian Greene

[whats-in-a-sentence]

The chain of evolutionary events that led to modern human-adapted V. cholera probably happened in the Ganges Delta (see figure 11.3).

"Plagues Upon the Earth: Disease and the Course of Human History" - Kyle Harper

[egophiliac]

looking at next month's schedule and between the end of 7-12 and the wishing lantern event it's like

February is officially RIDDLE MONTH, brace yourselves to be absolutely blasted into ashes everybody

[ramenrescue]

I feel normal about these two

[astronomodome]

>watching imp n skizz

>theyre talking about fanartists

>impulse says ”apple bee struda”

>that’s not it king

>go to bee’s blog to see if she’s noticed

>

[logicpng]

i feel very predictable

[nyipi]

Audience: ugh he's so hot though

Alastor: im fucking dying?!?!?!

[donetbhlmao]

fratt is actually sooooo important for the culture like. what if you were grieving your best friend in the entire world, your platonic soulmate, and after he dies you have to deal with your grief and guilt and trauma but also your all-consuming romantic and sexual attraction to this fuckass ex-marine whose love for violence matches only your own. happened to my good friend Matt Murdock

[prettyflyshyguy]

Murderbot 1x05 - Rogue War Tracker Infinite

[frostios]

leading the charge of shipping two random women together

[coffeeandtoastforbreakfast]

It’s all going up into flames…bright, white flames…

[tenth-sentence]

The greater the relative velocity of the two observers, the larger the angle between their respective parallel slices (as explained in the endnotes, the speed limit set by light translates into a maximum 45° rotation angle for these slicings⁹) and the greater the discrepancy between what the observers will report as having happened at the same moment.

9. The mathematically inclined reader will note that if we choose units so that the speed of light takes the form of one space unit per one time unit (like one light-year per year or one light-second per second, where a light-year is about 6 trillion miles and a light-second is about 186,000 miles), then light moves through spacetime on 45-degree rays (because such diagonal lines are the ones which cover one one space unit in one time unit, two space units in two time units, etc.). Since nothing can exceed the speed of light, any material object must cover less distance in space in a given interval of time than would a beam of light, and hence the path it follows through spacetime must make an angle with the centerline of the diagram (the line running through the center of the loaf from crust to crust) that is less than 45 degrees. Moreover, Einstein showed that the time slices for an observer moving with velocity v – all of space at one moment of such an observer's time – have an equation (assuming one space dimension for simplicity) given by t(moving) = γ(t(stationary) - (v/c²)·x(stationary)), where γ = (1 - v²/c²)^-½, and c is the velocity of light. In units there c = 1, we note that v < 1 and hence a time slice for the moving observer – the locus where t(moving) takes on a fixed value – is of the form (t(stationary) - v·x(stationary)) = constant. Such time slices are angled with respect to the stationary time slices (the loci of the form t(stationary) = constant), and because v> 1, the angle between them is less than 45 degrees.

"The Fabric of the Cosmos" - Brian Greene

[arcanewebs]

personal take on fem tsukasa

[mrbrightxside]

Estoy a punto de entrar en hibernación después de esto (estoy mintiendo, tengo demasiadas cosas que dibujar más), de todos modos... Sorry for my non-Spanish speakers 🙏🏻