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Visited my friendās lab in London. Itās cool he vaporizes rock samples with a laser and ultimately gets data about when and at what temperature different parts of the rock were formed or somthing, idk tho. Iām pretty sure this pic is of a mass spectrometer.
I love how magical copper coils are. Loopy. Straight witchery. Pump some current and magnetic field goes brrr Occult shit. Electromagnetism stays winning
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there's this cool reaction in chemistry that just looks like being on psychedelics but you can see it on a petri dish. genuinely cool.
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I donāt really know how they work, like how are they pink, but my friend showed me them today and they are so beautiful.
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If youve ever been curious about the culture and science around drugs, Vice had a series called Hamiltonās Pharmacopia. Some episodes/ specials are available on YT.
Premise: Documentary Series- Hamilton Morris is a chemist with a proclivity for studying the effects of different substances and how they work. Each episode is interesting he interviews all sorts of ppl from all walks of life. For instance: interviews a visual artist seemingly addicted to DMT, Native Americans who welcomed him to experience a guided ritual, scientists who did jail time for synthseizing research chemicalsā¦ and so so so many more. Iām not super into the chemistry aspect, but a significant aspect of his show is based in the sociological and psychological affects of illicit substance.
I linked one of my favorite episodes:)
I also just luv Hamilton ā£ļø and if he ever sees this š«¶š»š«¶š»š«¶š» lolz
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The moonās orbital plane is inclined relative to the earthās by something like five degrees, so eclipses only happen when the moonās orbit intersects the line where the two planes meet. Those points are called nodes I think
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