#science!!!

[maggot-boy-69]

Welcome to Nightvale poster I made!! ( ^^)

[questionableadvice]

Part #2

Mr. A. Lapthorn Smith, B.A., M.D. returns to tell us that an intellectual woman requires more "phosphates" to keep her brain working than an uneducated one. Unfortunately for her, being pregnant also requires phosphates and it's impossible to have enough for both. Either the child will be born with rickets or she will end up in an asylum. This is why college educated women have fewer children. Uh-huh.

~ Popular Science Monthly, March 1905

[omg-snakes]

Help Us Do Real Science!

@talesfromtreatment and I have an ask for our fellow corn snake keepers and breeders.

We're gathering information on corn snake size by age and we need community scientists like you to provide the largest possible body of data.

@talesfromtreatment will be using the information gathered to build an accurate, statistics-supported corn snake growth and feeding guide based on ACTUAL data from ACTUAL corn snake keepers like you! I'm just the numbers gal.

Here's what we need:

Your snake's age (in years)

Your snake's weight (in grams)

A top-down photo of your snake's entire body with an inch or centimeter reference. (see photo below)

All of this information entered in our online form, linked below or copy/pasta: https://forms.gle/QtAwmiFa6fpBewFs8

https://forms.gle/QtAwmiFa6fpBewFs8

We'd love to get data on older snakes, younger snakes, fatter snakes, skinnier snakes. If you've got a corn snake we want their age, weight, and a photo of them with a measuring device.

Photos don't need to be fancy, just give us a top-down view of your snake and a ruler/tape measure/yardstick on a flat surface.

The survey is anonymous and we won't share your photos with anyone nor use them for any purpose beyond collecting morphometric data for this specific study.

Please please please help us collect as much data as possible. Share with your reptile-keeping friends, signal boost, submit your metrics, and stay tuned for updates!

https://forms.gle/QtAwmiFa6fpBewFs8

[textsfromjapanifornia]

(937): That's science, my friend. Boner science.

[abyssalstormphilosopher]

Never done a comic before so I’m testing it out

close ups under the cut

So! Cool thing I learned humans have the ability to sense objects we don’t have direct contact with and cannot see through other material. This is because our sense of touch is great so we pick up on the tension and pressure changes really easy. For example we can locate dice while siding through sand! (Or an alien rock weighing down a trampoline)

here’s the article I found on it if the peoples are interested:

Humans have ability to detect objects without touching them

The first evidence that humans have the ability to sense objects without direct contact, a form of ‘remote touch’ that birds such as sandpip

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[descalierr]

AMAZE AMAZE AMAZE AMAZE AMAZE FIST MY BUMP AMAZE AMAZE AMAZE watched project hail Mary the other day and fell absolutely in love!; the frames, the story, everything was marvellous (ignoring the fact Dr. Grace did not calibrate the centrifuge) Lil drawing of Rocky and a very tired Dr. Grace. Loved the rol of science in the movie and loved the proper use of a micropipette.