Inspired by @sulphuryasecretcloset‘s fic “Family and Home”
The fic that basically brings you in with short stories to care for a ship that doesn’t exist in canon... They are dumb and I love them

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Inspired by @sulphuryasecretcloset‘s fic “Family and Home”
The fic that basically brings you in with short stories to care for a ship that doesn’t exist in canon... They are dumb and I love them
Arthur Auguste Angel: *talking about rin* he is a monster. Monsters don't have souls.
Madoka: Uh, have you seen Monsters Inc.?
just madoka and rin being adorable
((featuting amy the cat))
[Yuri Festival] Sweet Candy Kiss [MadoRin - Aikatsu]
Day/Theme(s): Day 5 / Sweet Tooth + Fever
Title: Sweet Candy Kiss
Author(s): Aya Yuuhi (tumblr user Hanagonomi)
Warnings: (If necessary.): Fluff.
Summary/Description: Madoka is sick but she wanted her cake. And Rin had to deal with it. An Aikatsu drabble.
My otp, I’m so happy ;w;
“Fireworks” by Izzy W.
Boom! Bang! Crackle! Fireworks shoot into the air. Thanks to chemistry there is more to these fireworks than just colors and sparkly lights. Every firework contains an element that creates a specific emotional response in the spectators.
In Mr. Madorin’s chemistry class, we looked at the elements and the emotional connections with fireworks. We had to create a panorama and a script or a 15-minute movie. I choose to do a panorama of 36 frames to show 176 fireworks. We pretended we were giving a client a presentation about what we needed to do on the next 4th of July fireworks show. As a class, we had to explain the different types of fireworks, the elements in them, and the emotional response people have to the colors.
Different colors have different types of elements and emotional responses. The color red is produced by strontium salts, lithium carbonate, and strontium carbonate, which give off warmth, love, and joy. Strontium allows the firework to show off a stronger color of red. The color orange contains calcium salts, calcium chloride, and calcium sulfide, which gives off a friendly, relaxing feeling. Blue can contain copper compounds, and if a turquoise color is wanted, add the element copper chloride, which gives the blue a softer shade that appears as turquoise.
Viewing a fireworks display’s different colors produces different reactions in the audience. If there were no elements involved, the fireworks would be bland. I learned that fireworks aren't just something pretty to look at. They are a complex system that we don't even think about while watching the sparkles and pretty colors explode in the sky. I learned so much doing this project and now look at fireworks with a different perspective.