Cor cuiusdam Bellator

Honestly I'm just a simple guy trying to adapt to being a civilian again.

[bkfrenchfry]

It’s just amazing

how being stoned brings out the crippling loneliness in me :D

[bkfrenchfry]

I will neither confirm nor deny

That I may be possibly, slightly stoned as fuck.

[bkfrenchfry]

[bkfrenchfry]

There are days that I’m not sure which is worse: That most of the time I am content to be alone. But those times when Im not, the feeling is crushing and I can’t find someone to at least hang out with or talk to so i can at least soften the blow.

[devilstrip]

i’m really gonna need someone to explain to me why glasses are not free why do i have to pay to be able to do the most basic human thing

[bkfrenchfry]

The answer is actually really simple

[spongebabe-deactivated20180415]

hey what would the earth look like without the oceans just like aesthetically not like apocalyptically or whatever

[bkfrenchfry]

The tallest mountain (Everest) would be 1589.99 miles from the lowest part of the Earth (Mariana Trench). That’s the best non-apocalyptical answer I can give you. Also the sky would be purple instead of blue.

[ghafa]

Science side of tumblr

Gimme something random

[bkfrenchfry]

The longest word in the English language is 189,819 letters long (it takes 3 hours to pronounce the whole word) and it is the chemical name for a protein in your muscles called Titin.

[watacco-deactivated20181130]

the spleen is so underrated i dont see anyone talking about their spleens anymore do spleens even exist

[bkfrenchfry]

Your spleen produces white blood cells to fight infection, filters your blood and removes old and worn out red blood cells. It also produces the antibodies to fight off infections already encountered by your body.

[werewolvestolovers]

does sarcasm sound the same in every language?

[bkfrenchfry]

No. Some languages do not place the same type of emphasis as the english language does. For instance, Germans use the word denn or doch at the end of a sentence to show emphasis, often indicating sarcasm.

[porcelainsoliders-blog]

Science side of Tumblr explain to me Doctor Who

[bkfrenchfry]

Timey Whimey, fez, bowtie, with various sonic devices.

[whoevenisjayla]

explain time travel without using the words “time” and “travel”

[bkfrenchfry]

Quantum Physics.

[cannibal-wings]

So, when poison expires does it get less deadly or more deadly?

[bkfrenchfry]

That depends entirely on the poison. Some will get stronger, while some will get weaker, but may not become weak enough to notice. Refer to the poison control website for more information :P

[milady-jane]

Science side of tumblr, Why is it that once I get out a bath where I am literally surrounded by water that I feel so dehydrated?

[bkfrenchfry]

Osmosis. Your skin is permeable, meaning liquids can pass through it. So you obviously put soap in your bath water correct? So if you have a higher ratio of water in your body than the bath water does, natural physics will attempt to compensate for this by “leaking” some of the water from your body into the bath tub in order to balance the ratio. Of course the process is slow so you won’t die from a 30 minute bath and of course once the ratio of water in your body is lower than the ratio of water in the tub, the process will reverse.

[bkfrenchfry]

For this I would recommend you watch Episode 4, season 8 of Doctor Who.

Scientifically speaking, it’s paranoia born from the way you were raised, the horror movies you’ve watched and a natural human instinct for survival.

[intergalactic-witch-blog]

WHAT DOES SPACE SOUND LIKE ??? because apparently there is no sound in space. so does that mean and entire supernova could explode, or a star could implode into a black hole, aND IT WOULD MAKE NO NOISE ???? what if this ENTIRE TIME aliens have been calling out for help, making their biggest megaphones because they’re stranded on a planet in our solar system but we can’t hear them ??? what if stARS TALK ?

[bkfrenchfry]

Space is not actually silent. There are sounds that are just not on a frequency that we can hear, such as radio waves. Even the radiation from stars makes noise that we can’t hear. If you have the right equipment, you can hear that space is actually REALLY loud, since there is nothing to stop the sounds from continuing on instead of dissipating.

[razmatazq]

I need help. So, you know how when you’re in a bus, or in a car, and you throw something into the air and it basically moves with the bus? It goes straight back down when you throw it up, as if the bus wasn’t moving. But the bus /is/ moving so PLEASE EXPLAIN WHY

[bkfrenchfry]

Momentum and inertia can explain this. When you throw the object, your body is moving just as fast as the bus, so in reality, you aren’t throwing the object straight up so much as forward and up. This also explains why if you speed up or slow down while the object is still airborne, it will not drop “straight” back down.

[titleknown]

Can the science side of Tumblr tell me how safe it is to drink glowstick juice?

[bkfrenchfry]

Please don’t do this. It won’t kill you unless you swallow the glass inside but there are several chemicals inside that can cause extreme discomfort such as:

Hydrogen peroxide, phtalic ester, phenyl oxalate ester, and dibutyl phthalate