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In case anyone's wondering about my brief disappearance: my stomach decided to reject its entire contents. The human body is an impressively unreliable machine. Send formulas, not prayers.

lilian-charlie

Again? I have a feeling that we already had this conversation....

Take care, though.

stone2stars

The weird part is I didn't even do anything stupid this time around. One minute I was perfectly functional. The next, my stomach decided it had other plans.

I appreciate it though. Currently, I’m confined to my bed until further notice.

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stone2stars

rate my fave pokemon, Senku!!

Its Barraskewda!! He's so cute!!

I'll give your favorite Pokémon, Barraskewda, an 84.7 out of 100. Get it? I just shifted the decimal point from 847, its National Pokédex number. Kukuku.

Anywho, it's an excellent glass cannon as it’s ridiculously fast, hits hard, and unlike Weavile, it isn't dragging around a ridiculous number of weaknesses.

As for me, I'd go with Corviknight. Solid defenses, great utility, and far more reliable over the long run—Plus, I do love a good, early bird mon.

mystikelh

Small gremlin coming to ruin your day

putcreativenamehere

stone2stars

I’m blasting your ass off with a pyroball

My beautiful queen 👑

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In case anyone's wondering about my brief disappearance: my stomach decided to reject its entire contents. The human body is an impressively unreliable machine. Send formulas, not prayers.

#I frew up #bleh #dr stone rp #dr stone #senku ishigami #ishigami senku #senku rp #senku #dr stone senku #drst #dcst senku #dcst

stone2stars

rate my fave pokemon, Senku!!

Its Barraskewda!! He's so cute!!

I'll give your favorite Pokémon, Barraskewda, an 84.7 out of 100. Get it? I just shifted the decimal point from 847, its National Pokédex number. Kukuku.

Anywho, it's an excellent glass cannon as it’s ridiculously fast, hits hard, and unlike Weavile, it isn't dragging around a ridiculous number of weaknesses.

As for me, I'd go with Corviknight. Solid defenses, great utility, and far more reliable over the long run—Plus, I do love a good, early bird mon.

mystikelh

Small gremlin coming to ruin your day

putcreativenamehere

stone2stars

I’m blasting your ass off with a pyroball

#dr stone rp #dr stone #senku ishigami #ishigami senku #senku rp #senku #dr stone senku #drst #dcst senku #dcst

shysheeperz

stone2stars

@akatsuki-hyogayari Hyogo’s balancing on a ball because he’s a professional dick rider.

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stone2stars

If you could transform into any animal (besides a human) at will, which one would you pick?

If I had to pick an animal? A crow!

They're ridiculously intelligent problem-solvers, tool users, faces in the crowd, the whole package. Evolution put a lot of points into their INT stat, and that’s something any science enthusiast can appreciate.

eal-ray-mentalist

A crow, huh? I can't say I'm surprised~

Humans tend to project onto the animals they admire. Crows are clever, persistent, and always looking for the next solution instead of dwelling on the last failure.

Though I have to wonder, Senku-chan. Did you choose the crow because it's intelligent...

...or because it can fly away the moment someone asks it to socialize? (ㆀ˘･з･˘)

stone2stars

If I wanted to avoid socializing, I'd pick a tardigrade.

Crows are just cool.

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Super Cosmic Space Fact of the Day!!

What if Earth used to have a little more junk in its orbit? I mean, Saturn can’t be the only planet that knows how to wear a ring.

Image credit: Sean Raymond / Nautilus — “When Earth Had Rings”

Well, that theory might not be so far off! According to a recent hypothesis, our planet may have had a temporary ring system about 466 million years ago during the Ordovician Period. Obviously, Earth doesn't have rings now, and this isn't confirmed, but the evidence behind the idea is surprisingly interesting. The theory starts with an asteroid that may have wandered too close to Earth and crossed the Roche limit (the distance where a planet's gravity can tear an object apart). Instead of surviving as one giant space rock, the asteroid could have been shredded into countless pieces, forming a debris ring around Earth.

So how do scientists even test an idea like this? They looked at the locations of Ordovician asteroid impact craters and noticed something strange: many of them appear concentrated near the equator. The chance of that pattern happening randomly is estimated to be around 1 in 25 million, suggesting something may have caused asteroid fragments to repeatedly hit Earth from a specific orbital path. The timing also raises another interesting possibility. Around the same period, Earth experienced a dramatic cooling event known as the Hirnantian global icehouse, which contributed to one of Earth's major mass extinctions. Scientists have proposed that a ring system could have affected Earth's climate by changing how sunlight reached the surface, though this connection is still highly uncertain.

So, that leaves us with this question:

Did Earth really have rings?

We don't have a definite answer yet. It could have been a ring of asteroid debris orbiting our planet for millions of years, or just a strange coincidence written into the geological record. Either way, the idea that Earth may have once rocked a temporary set of cosmic accessories is ten billion percent a reminder that our planet has had a much wilder history than the calm blue marble we see today.

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mr. ishigami, out of all elements on the periodic table (minus the obvious ones like oxygen and hydrogen), which ones would be the most and least catastrophic if they suddenly ceased to exist, even if that happening is theoretically impossible? -🍑🧋 anon

Kukuku, hello new Anon—This is a fun little thought experiment:

Most catastrophic? Carbon, ten billion percent. No carbon means no organic chemistry, which means no life as we know it. Proteins, DNA, plastics, fuels—Without it, you’ve essentially erased the backbone of biology and most of civilization in one move.

But, since Carbon probably falls under the “obvious” category too, my nonessential life-element answer would be phosphorus. Every living cell depends on it for DNA, RNA, ATP, the molecule that stores and transfers energy. Take phosphorus out of the equation and life grinds to a halt!

Now as for the least catastrophic? Something like promethium. It's so rare and radioactive that it barely exists naturally in the first place. Civilization wouldn't even notice if it vanished overnight. The periodic table would just be one slot shorter.

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I have question: why is the blue light so bad for our eyes? I Know the story behind the creation of blue led lights and that japanese guy, think his name was Nakamura (I'm probably wrong). But why is the blue led light so bad for our vision? What makes it harmful? Is this something related to the materials used or the color itself?

Ah you're thinking of Shuji Nakamura, right?

Well, the blue light itself isn't some evil wavelength that's out to fry your eyes. It just carries more energy than longer wavelengths like red light. The bigger issue is that it scatters more easily, which can make your eyes work harder to focus and contribute to eye strain after staring at LEDs or screens for hours.

The part people usually get wrong is thinking blue LEDs are damaging your vision under normal use. The evidence for that is pretty weak. What blue light definitely does affect is your circadian rhythm; it suppresses melatonin, so blasting yourself with it late at night can make it harder to fall asleep.

So it's less about the materials in the LED and more about the wavelength itself. Your eyes are built to handle blue light; the Sun has been throwing plenty of it at us for a few billion years. The difference is we're now putting bright, blue-rich light six inches from our faces until 2 a.m.

#dr stone rp #dr stone #senku ishigami #ishigami senku #senku rp #senku #dr stone senku #drst #dcst senku #dcst #shuji nakamura #light #light experiment

Yesterday I went to one of the darkest points on my state and there it had a dome where you could observe the stars. You werent allowed to turn on regular light only like red light so it wouldn't mess up the view of the stars and we could see the milky way in the field and like the chinese space station going at incredible speed sure it was a dot but we could still see it with the naked eye. I also learned to see the big and small dipper the north star and the scorpius constellation. The whole thing was so magical and I felt like I should let you know! :)

Sorry for the late reply.

Anywho, that sounds like an incredible night! Once you get far enough away from light pollution, the sky starts looking the way it's supposed to. Seeing the Milky Way with your own eyes is something most people never get to experience anymore. And spotting a space station crossing overhead? That's just orbital mechanics flexing on everyone. Learning to pick out constellations is a solid bonus, too—you've basically got a celestial map now.

I’m sure it was ten billion percent worth the trip.

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Oops, my bad! Missed like two space facts.

Was definitely gonna drop one today, but a 5-hour post-meal shutdown happened instead…. Guess all those recent late-night experiments finally cashed in the sleep debt!

Even a genius scientist’s battery hits zero, it’s ridiculously unavoidable.

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If you could transform into any animal (besides a human) at will, which one would you pick?

If I had to pick an animal? A crow!

#dr stone rp #dr stone #senku ishigami #ishigami senku #senku rp #senku #dr stone senku #drst #dcst senku #dcst

What is the cheapest way to make a Hydrogen Bomb?? Im hungry.. 🥺🥺

A hydrogen bomb? That's your solution? Ten billion percent inefficient. If you're hungry, the cheapest answer is calories, not an annihilation radius of 7.1 miles. Tsk.