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guys
perfume
that smells like books
LET ME SMELL YOU
There is actual a hormone in mold that is given off as books age. Humans are naturally attracted to that hormone, so that’s why a lot of people like the smell of books, and especially old ones.
Source: filthytricksyhobbitses
SCIENCE!
science has figured out how to open a portal to hell
It’s Cthulhu!!!!!!!!
- sand
- alcohol or lighter fluid
- sugar
- Mix 4 parts powdered sugar with 1 part baking soda.
- Make a mound with the sand. Push a depression into the middle of the sand.
- Pour the alcohol or other fuel into the sand to wet it.
- Pour the sugar and baking soda mixture into the depression.
- Ignite the mound, using a lighter or match.
Oh tumblr, what would we do without you.
REBLOGGING AGAIN FOR THE EXPLANATION
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Source: laissesaigner
The dehydration of sugar in sulfuric acid, science motherfuckers.
Mmmm, a nice steaming cup of-HOLY FUCK.
SUDDENLY SCIENCE.
^ science boner
Source: gotblack
Slow Motion: Camera Flash Bulb Shot at 1052 FPSthat’s the most beautiful thing i’ve ever seen
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Source: axist
Rare metals - Bismuth (2x), Fluorite, Malachite, Azurite/Malachite, Pietrisite, Hafnium
aaaagahsdfjadfja;k I love minerals like these.
I just bought some bismuth the other day! It doesn’t occur naturally in nature, but once the right ‘materials’ are combined, it creates the cool structures and spectrums by itself :>
Gorgeous metal <3
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Source: tigrismedve
kcjo:
Aerogel, also know as frozen smoke, is the world’s lowest density solid, clocking in at 96% air. If you hold a small piece in your hand, it’s practically impossible to either see or feel, but if you poke it, it’s like styrofoam. It supports up to 4,000 times its own weight and can withstand a direct blast from two pounds of dynamite. It’s also the best insulator in existence.
Chemistry at its finest
can i eat that
Why don’t we use this for everything?!?
This shit is about the coolest thing ever.
It’s such a great insulator that a thin layer of it will protect anything from the heat of a bunsen burner.
Even though it’s incredibly light and has an extremely low density, its lattice-like molecular structure makes it able to hold objects much greater in mass.
What if you got loads of it, and made a bed, you could pretend you were a pegasus
Possibly one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen.
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Source: lets-camp
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