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tannertan36
art blog(derogatory)

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Product Placement
Mike Driver
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
Today's Document
2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year
One Nice Bug Per Day

roma★

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YOU ARE THE REASON
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Doug Jones
$LAYYYTER

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@madisons-musings
actual quote from my chemistry book: "it may help you to remember: CATion is PUSSYtive and aNion is Negative" thought this'd be fun to share with you
Pussy-tive oh my god
I’m not a winter person, but there’s something almost magical about the way water freezes. From instant snow to snow rollers and weird ice formations to slushy waves, winter brings all kinds of bizarre and unexpected sights. The video above is an artistic look at one of my favorites – freezing soap bubbles. Normally, the thin film of a soap bubble is in wild motion, convecting due to gravity, surface tension differences, and the surrounding air. Such a thin layer of liquid loses its heat quickly, though, and, as ice crystals form, the bubble’s convection and rotation slow dramatically, often breaking the thin membrane. Happily photographer Pablo Zaluska had the patience to capture the beautiful ones that didn’t break! (Video credit: P. Zaluska; via Gizmodo)
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A Heart Transplant
SAY IT WITH ME
the mitochondria are not “deep”
the mitochondria are not “quirky”
the mitochondria are the fucking powerhouse of the cell
STOP ROMANTICIZING MITOCHONDRIA
You can’t stop me
I was at work, looked over and saw this beauty…it made me warm inside.
via reddit
Watch the full video: Blossoming into Science with UCLA’s Mayim Bialik
Lab instructor: “you probably won’t get all this done in the two hours we have-“ My bench: “CHALLENGE ACCEPTED”
His head stuffed full of brains
While Johnny’s thoughts were rocket ships,
Other kids’ thoughts were trains
Johnny’s father noticed Johnny
Seldom saw the light of day
So Johnny’s father pushed pale Johnny
Out into the sun to play.
Johnny...
i told myself a long time ago that i was going to draw some loser science-y valentines and only now am I doing it so here you go.
by the way, the brown one is supposed to be a liver cell, and the liver is the major sugar producing organ in your body GET IT GET IT?????
gosh i need to get a life
This isn't at all what I usually post, but I'm a Gamma Phi Beta now!!!!
Things being a chemistry major taught me #22
Water is basically magic. Hydrogen bonding and magic.