Forked Roads

Stay Hungry. Stay Sharp.

[yellinacell]

● darkness has its teachings ●

[naidalunabioluminescent]

[asapscience]

If only..[Via @ScienceAlert IG]

[science]

[pi-slices]

Reflect - 160823

[mattfrith]

Drawing lots requires a constant supply of pixels so I make sure to take regular deliveries from pixel factories like this one all across the country.

I always liked those cross section books from when I was younger so I decided to do my own and animate it  :D

Watch it while listening to some Röyksopp ^-^

-Matt

[nestlesweetarts]

Will return to coding after we finish eating our keyboard.

[dvdp]

160515

[illusion911]

🌀🌀

[scienceisbeauty]

Revolutionary camera recording propulsion data completes groundbreaking test  - See at NASA

While thousands turned out to watch NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) recently complete a full-scale test of its booster, few were aware of the other major test occurring simultaneously. NASA’s High Dynamic Range Stereo X (HiDyRS-X) project, a revolutionary high-speed, high dynamic range camera, filmed the test, recording propulsion video data in never before seen detail.

[eightninea]

Substance —

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[forthelove-ofscience]

[badsciencejokes]

Aww Jeez Rick. 3:

[fuckyeahfluiddynamics]

Earlier this summer, the spillway of the Banja Dam was opened for the first time, releasing a stream of excess water from the reservoir. As you can see above, waves quickly formed at the surface of the falling water. You’ve likely noticed this yourself in the run-off along the street after a storm. It turns out that shallow water running down an incline is unstable. A disturbance to the flow - from surface roughness, vibration, or a change in curvature - will grow, just like a ball sitting at the top of a hill will roll down as soon as it’s prodded. For more about this kind of instability, check out this post or my video about boundary layer stability and the Space Shuttle. (Image credit: Guillaume TYTECA, source; via Gizmodo)

[did-you-know]

The busiest and widest highway in the world is in Ontario, Canada

Source

[melancholytimes]

Of course it’s the fucking 401

[maddiebiscuits]

The god damn

motherfucking

401

You got somewhere to be?

Too bad you’re not getting there.

The 401 is where they weed out the weak. You don’t drive on the 401 to get somewhere. You do it for the challenge. You do it to test your abilities like some Uchiha clan shit. Rush hour 401 is the breaking point between heaven and earth. Are you going to descend into a Lovecraftian hell or reach Nirvana? You will double the size of your biceps death-gripping your steering wheel. There is no time for rest or pulling off over into an exit. Bodily functions shut down. Cars on the side of the road and crashes closing lanes are a constant reminder that you are driving the razor’s edge. Death is mere seconds away at any given moment. They’re always doing construction but nothing is ever finished. It’s a constant roadblock for the hell of it. This is the Dark Souls 2 of Canadian driving. git good or get out

And that’s just normal mode. Have fun in the six-month long Ontario winter and enter some top-tier level of highway driving.

EVO2015. EVO2018.

[boss-hoody]

I heard that babies are born on the 401, grow up on the 401, and take over for their parents as driver of the family car on the 401

[vonisv]

I thought American traffic was bad.

Is that the fucking 401

[sanyawaffles-deactivated2021072]

Arthur from Vine’s worse nightmare.

“Moved to Canada!”

“Aw, fuck!”

[dragonslayingronin-deactivated2]

Ffffffuck that.

[chroniclesofachemist]

I have been known to talk about anatomy, physics and biochemistry during sex. Apparently it’s a bit off-putting. perpetualcrises and her wonderful taste in webcomics.

[chroniclesofachemist]

resurrecting this post.

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