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‘Love is the one thing that we’re capable of perceiving that transcends dimensions of time and space.’
“Eulogy from a Physicist” by Aaron Freeman, with quotes from Interstellar by Christopher Nolan, and images from NASA, Interstellar, Getty, Petrichara, and Reuters.
1- NASA: GOODS-South.
2- NASA: NGC 1850.
3- NASA: Iberian Peninsula.
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My sticker obsession and love of cutting up magazines and hoarding pretty things has finally gotten me into scrapbook/junk journaling, and I wanted to share a few of my favorite spreads so far ^^ Have any of you lovelies picked up new hobbies lately?
(The green piano [above] and gold Ruckers(!) harpsichord [below] are going on display at the National Music Museum tomorrow as part of a special keyboard exhibit, so if you’re near South Dakota you should definitely come see them sometime!! ;) Other attractions include a 500-year-old harpsichord in playable condition, a stunning octave virginal from the same workshop as the harpsichord, a Späth tangentenflügel - Mozart’s preferred instrument before he met Stein’s pianos!! - and a show-stopping Knabe square piano that is basically the keyboard embodiment of big dick energy. And ten other beauties. There will be demonstrations of all the playable instruments tomorrow, so check it out if you can! It’s going to be so amazing <3)
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the new composite james webb image is so beautiful ive been staring at it for 10 minutes straight
featuring jupiters rings, amalthea (along with a bunch of other moons), the northern and southern auroras, and the great red spot
EDIT: FAQs answered here
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"Blorbo from my shows" no. Blorbo from my BA. Blorbo from my major. Blorbo from my primary source document.
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how I use xTiles to help me study
For the past few weeks, I've been using a new app to help me study and I think it's been really useful! I used to use Notion as an online dashboard, but trying to make an effective template would overwhelm me. This app is similar, but simpler. This is my current setup:
pomodoro timer: I love the flocus app, and they've made a widget that you can embed directly onto xTiles! I switch it between home mode and focus mode when I'm working on my studies
stopwatch: this is another embedded site, and I use this one to time my activities. It's simple and does exactly what it needs to: start, pause, clear. This way I can track the individual actions to log into lingotrack
youtube video: I love to study to video game music, so I've picked one that I like and I can play the video directly from my dashboard. I switch this out as needed
dailies links: I've linked all of the sites that I use daily for studying: wanikani for vocab and kanji, bunpro for grammar, this blog for study logs, lingotrack for time tracking, and natively for tracking immersion progress (although lingotrack has a feature for this as well, so I may switch to that)
fun pictures: just for the good vibes :)
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should be able to leave kudos on scientific studies. i liked your paper dude keep at it
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January 2024 in four pictures 🖋️ reblog is ok, don’t repost/use
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With the hbomberguy plagiarism video on fire right now I want to share my favorite example of egregious plagiarism.
I’m a marine biologist. Currently getting my PhD. I’ve done a lot of scholarly writing. Many classes I took as an undergraduate had big writing components. I took limnology at one point as an elective. This course had one such big writing assignment.
The professor told us a story. He said he once got a student paper that absolutely blew him away. It was way beyond what he’d expected from the class. This was before we had online tools to check for plagiarism. The paper impressed him so much that he brought it home to show it to his wife. She began reading it and then set it down, looked at him, and said, “Dan, you wrote this.”
This student was dumb enough to not only copy a published paper verbatim, but to copy a paper published by the professor of the class.
AND HE NEARLY GOT AWAY WITH IT.
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The quickest way to clock an engineer in the physics department is when they start to make fun of “useless knowledge”. Like GTFO here circuit boy some of us have a drop of curiosity in our hearts and we don’t need you little shits skulking around, stealing our ideas to make money.
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it takes years to develop your craft. do not romanticize the idea of an ‘overnight success’. be a student. grow organically. get really good. hate your work. start over. find new ways to express the same ideas. the student becomes the master. your time will come.
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20/100
found a bookstore :D bought a book on the scientific discoveries of the 20th century including original papers even though i said i wasn't going to buy anything
#ocean.txt#100 days of productivity#100 dop#100dop#studyblr#studying#study#studyspo#study motivation#study aesthetic
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