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I’m not “throwing ideas at the wall and seeing what sticks.” That is a wild misinterpretation of the Rutherford experiment. I am seeing what lightly deflects but otherwise continues forward, and what comes back.
Oh that’s not what the saying means? Oh never mind.
hello there ^-^
i'm a hydrogen ion :3
basically im just a proton
im positively charged! yay!
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actual person behind this account is @a-confused-firefly ^-^
(minor + any pronouns)
the rest is not relevant to hydrogen
oh yeah also. pfp drawn by me-
what's the deal with hydrogen
I like pipe-dream technology ideas, especially ones about cheap energy. I’m more aware now of how infeasible hydrogen fusion is, but I’ve always had a passing interest in it.
In freshman year of college, I decided to create a science-communication YouTube channel, where I’d briefly touch on a science topic. Like, one to eight minutes. And my first video would be on hydrogen fusion.
I never made more than half a video, but I still want to make all those videos I had wanted to make five years ago.
Anyway, posting about hydrogen is like an itty-bitty token step towards working on my fusion video. So I’m making a lot of hydrogenposts.
Oh, and I like doing numbers and it seems like an untapped niche. (Science communication and getting mildly famous are two of my favorite things, not that I’ve ever done either)
Haven’t hydrogenposted in a while.
Me: Whatever happens, don’t startle the hydrogen. It’ll fuse and then we’ll be in a whole lot of trouble.
The magnetic containment field: no actually you have to try really hard to get hydrogen to fuse. It’s not going to fuse just by accident.
Me: how are you talking right now
Dumb hydrogenposting poll
How do you pronounce diatomic hydrogen (H2)?
aitch-2, aytch-2, /eɪtʃtu/
h-2, /htu/
A linear combination of the two. I mean h-two.
Another option among the vast but finite sample space
*deposits five hundred protons and five hundred electrons into your askbox* whoa nelly where did all this hydrogen come from!!!??!?!?!?!? well it's yours now XD byeeeeee1!!!!!!!11!!
Yes, five hundred hydrogen, my favorite! Happy fictional atomic fictional new uear my good mutual
hydrogen says trans rights <3
