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Azul | 24 Studing in the city and very intensely wishing I were somewhere quieter. I reblog things that make me happy and that I enjoy looking at ☆ Aquariums, minecraft, art/math, seasonal obsession

[puyostim]

i love this thing. the Jonker. The jokercolo. The Jokeolo

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[minty-mori]

Horse power

[amaplaka]

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[nephtactic]

We all have to inspect the piece of wood as a group

[dominiqueramseyart]

Maned Wolf

[footlongdingledong]

their polyamorous swag

[cant-think-of-a-good-one]

ah fuck im imagining it

[cant-think-of-a-good-one]

sorry

[vodam46]

why are the windows 7 minimise maximise and close buttons fucking on my dash

[mathani]

[bunchashapes]

[30-minute-memes]

I see his robot as an absolute win

[katsdom]

OK - a very tangential takeoff: Engineering prof assigns students this question: Explain how to determine the height of a very tall building using a barometer.

Obviously meant to use change in barometric pressure with altitude. But one student submitted the following:

There are several ways of doing this

1. On a sunny day, stand the barometer up in the sun, measure the length of its shadow relative to its height, then measure the length of the building’s shadow and calculate its height from that.

2. Go into the stairwell and climb the stairs to the top, marking off the length of the barometer on the wall, giving you the height of the building in “barometer units”.

3. Go onto the roof of the building and drop the barometer off the top and time how long it takes to hit the ground, then calculate the height using the well known formula of 32 ft./sec./sec.

4. Go into the office of the building superintendent and say “If you tell me how tall this building is, I will give you this nice barometer”.

[knightofleo]

Daisuke Samejima, “Flatball 2019 No.03“

[killerqueenmp3]

this y'alls mutuals?

[howtobleachyourhair]

Crowd strike (2024)

[fiberfantasies]

Fiber arts is just Math in sheep's clothing

[minecraftstim]

“Albanian”

A man wearing a fez in a stood next to a house and a bush. As the name of the painting suggests, it may be a landscape in Albania.

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[cryptonature]

Long ago, a stone felt a tingle on its skin. Moss. A new feeling. A green feeling. The granite spoke of ages in the heat of deep Earth. The moss sang the taste of sunlight and the softness of salamander bellies. They named one another. And told those names to no one at all.

[mad-hare]

[by Snake on Twitter]

[riverwindphotography]

Convergence

(c) gif by riverwindphotography, June 2024