JWR
TEAM LGK
Do Black Hole evaporate and so how?
https://medium.com/starts-with-a-bang/5463dbda6832
https://medium.com/starts-with-a-bang/5463dbda6832
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Science!!!
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RoyalSubject
Prospect
The bizarre sex lives of spiders - The Week
Gonna paint my face white and see if it works on the wife
Gonna paint my face white and see if it works on the wife
santiclaws
I was in the pool!!
santiclaws
I was in the pool!!
Technique developed by Stanford scientists could lead to new treatments for pain
"The mice are modified with gene therapy to have pain-sensing nerves that can be controlled by light. One color of light makes the mice more sensitive to pain. Another reduces pain. The scientists shone a light on the paws of mice through the Plexiglas bottom of the cage."
"The mice are modified with gene therapy to have pain-sensing nerves that can be controlled by light. One color of light makes the mice more sensitive to pain. Another reduces pain. The scientists shone a light on the paws of mice through the Plexiglas bottom of the cage."
JWR
TEAM LGK
Cats have superpowers
Cats Have Super, Psychedelic Vision : Discovery News
Cats Have Super, Psychedelic Vision : Discovery News
RoyalSubject
Prospect
JWR
TEAM LGK
I miss my cat. She died on Tuesday.
You have my condolences.
RoyalSubject
Prospect
Not super sciencey, but there's some cool slow motion video of skate blades interacting with the ice.
ChilledAgua
Now on the 1st tee...
Cool video. The host had an engaging manner, and brought out a number of cogent explanations to complement the excellent photography.
One thing I expected to see, but was probably omitted for brevity's sake, was a description of compressional (as well as frictional) melting of the ice. Water ice expands as it freezes; if pressure is applied to ice the reverse happens, leaving a film of water atop it.
One thing I expected to see, but was probably omitted for brevity's sake, was a description of compressional (as well as frictional) melting of the ice. Water ice expands as it freezes; if pressure is applied to ice the reverse happens, leaving a film of water atop it.
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LetTigerIn
Lurker
Is that film considered chilled agua?
RoyalSubject
Prospect
There was a bit of discussion around that in the Reddit thread I found the link from. Nothing too substantial though.
I was kind of surprised that the skate blade is going in a circle for the figure skating spins. I always thought it was rotating on a small portion of the skate blade.
I miss my cat. She died on Tuesday.
*hugs*
FishMonger
I revoke Man Cards
Rex is my uncle. One of the most interesting men you will ever meet, and written some great articles throughout his career.
A great man to just sit and talk with. Especially because he brings at least 3 growlers of San Diego brews to every family even.
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