Quietgirl82

Quietgirl82, 5 hours ago to random

Good morning awesome people!! :-)

I hope you’re all having an awesome start to your week and a great Tuesday.
Always remember you matter, and never forget to shine bright for yourself and others when you love yourself, you can love others.

Today we’re gonna be talking about the Efimov effect.

you and two friends are trying to hold hands in a large, open field while staying as far away from each other as possible. It seems tricky, right? If you stretch out too far, someone's grip is going to slip, and you can't maintain that triangle of hands. But let’s say there's a strange rule in this field that allows you to use a sort of magic rope. This rope can extend and bend in unusual ways, allowing all three of you to connect hands, even while standing surprisingly far from each other.

In the world of quantum physics, the Efimov effect somewhat mirrors this scenario. Typically, in quantum systems, two particles (like atoms) might weakly bind together under the right conditions, forming a simple molecule. However, under usual circumstances, adding a third particle without changing the conditions drastically doesn't lead to anything stable; it's like trying to stretch out too far in our hand-holding example.

Now, here comes the twist: when three specific types of particles (like certain atoms) come together under just the right conditions, they can form a bound state, even if any two of those particles can't form a stable pair by themselves under the same conditions. It’s as if our magic rope lets you and your friends hold hands while standing far apart in the field.

This peculiar bound state Is called an Efimov state. What’s truly fascinating about the Efimov effect is that it suggests a kind of fractal nature in quantum physics. Just like the repeating patterns in fractals, Efimov states can occur at increasingly larger scales – if three particles can form such a state, then under similar conditions, three larger groups of particles can also form larger Efimov states, and so on.

Quietgirl82, 22 hours ago to random

You have a limited amount of energy and light each day. Some days, you'll use it to flourish and grow. Other days, you'll need all of it just to survive. Either way, it'll be replenished; tomorrow is a new day. Look for something positive in each day, even if some days you have to look a little harder.✨✨✨✨

Quietgirl82, 2 days ago to random

Good morning everyone. :)

I hope you’re all having a great weekend.

Your girl is doing awesome. I have been walking outside and I had a doctors appointment that went really well.

Always remember you matter and I wish you all the best with your week. Make sure to take care of yourself and take time to be kind.

Today we are gonna be talking about Kessler Syndrome.

Kessler Syndrome is a theoretical scenario describing the potential consequences of the accumulation of space debris in low Earth orbit (LEO). As the number of defunct satellites, spent rocket stages, and other debris fragments increases, the likelihood of collisions between objects also rises. Each collision generates more debris, leading to a cascade effect. In the Kessler Syndrome scenario, the density of debris in orbit becomes so high that it poses a significant risk to operational satellites and spacecraft. These collisions can generate more debris, creating a self-sustaining chain reaction that could render certain orbits unusable for generations and significantly increase the risk of collisions with active satellites and crewed spacecraft.

Quietgirl82, 2 days ago to random

Gentle reminder: Give yourself permission to love every single bit of yourself, even the parts you used to think weren't worth loving. It’s ok to cancel plans or just be in your own space whenever you need to.✨✨✨✨

Quietgirl82, 4 days ago to random

Good morning everyone. :)

Its Friday!!! And the weekend will be here in a few hours!!! :) Your girl is excited and feeling great.

Always remember to treat yourself with love and kindness and be kind to your pets and the people who matter. Spend time with them and just be your awesome self.

Today we are gonna be talking about The Tabby's Star.

Tabby's star is an F-type main-sequence star about 1,470 light-years from Earth in Cygnus. This star gained widespread attention in 2015 when it was observed to exhibit irregular, significant dimming events, with some reducing its brightness by up to 22%. Several theories have been proposed to explain these unusual dimming patterns. One possibility includes the presence of a swarm of comets or asteroids in a highly elliptical orbit around the star, potentially blocking light as they pass by, or the remnants of a destroyed planet, with its dust and debris intermittently obscuring the starlight. Another possibility is the intrinsic variability of the star itself, resulting from some internal processes. However, the true cause of the brightness fluctuations remains unresolved, making it a subject of ongoing research.

Quietgirl82, 4 days ago to random

Don't sacrifice yourself for the wants of others, neither your body, your soul or your spirit. You are a work in progress, which means you get there a little at a time, not all at once.✨✨✨✨ Also, sidenote, I can’t believe how awesome mastodon is. so lets continue to be an awesome warm place for everyone.

Quietgirl82, 5 days ago to random

Good morning amazing awesome people!! :-) I hope your having a great and happy Thursday.

Remember, you matter and you make the world a better place do what you love, and hold onto your dreams.

Today we are gonna be talking about Trinitite.

Trinitite is the glassy residue left on the desert floor after the plutonium-based Trinity nuclear bomb test in New Mexico on July 16, 1945. The intense heat from the explosion melted the sand, turning it into a radioactive glass. Trinitite is primarily composed of quartz and feldspar. Additionally, the glass is mixed with remnants of the bomb and the tower structure that housed it. Despite its formation from a nuclear explosion, trinitite is only mildly radioactive and can be safely handled. The creation of trinitite was not just a byproduct of nuclear testing but has proved to be a valuable resource for research, helping scientists understand the signatures left by nuclear explosions. However, most of the original trinitite was buried in 1953 to reduce contamination.

TheQuinbox, 5 days ago to random

It just now hit me that tomorrow is my last actual day of high school. I've got some other things I need to do, namely on Friday and Tuesday, but what... what the fuck?

EJGilbert, 5 days ago to random

I hate getting political emails that ask me for financial help to get so and so elected. I don't care who it is. I'm living below the poverty line as it is. So are about half the people you're begging for help. Just... fucking stop it already!

Quietgirl82, 5 days ago to random

Gentle reminder: You should never have to beg for anything, not attention or affection or acceptance. If you aren't getting them in your relationships, it's time to learn how to give them to yourself. You are blessed. You are great. You are not alone. You are powerful.✨✨✨✨

Quietgirl82, 6 days ago to random

Good morning awesome people!!! :)

It’s Wednesday, the midpoint of the week. The weekend will be upon us in a few more days and it’s been great weather recently especially this week. Your girl is excited for the weekend and to go shopping and read more books.

Always remember you matter, and never stop being you. Be authentic and shine like the stars!!!

Today we are gonna be talking about the Lagrange Points.

Lagrange points, also known as libration points, are special regions in space ideal for making observations and exploring the universe. These points at situated where the gravitational forces of a two-body system, such as Earth-Sun, Jupiter-Sun, or Earth-Moon, balance out. At Lagrange points, the gravitational pull of two large masses equals the centripetal force required for a small mass object, like a spacecraft, to "park" and practically remain almost at rest relative to the two-body system. There are five Lagrange Points, numbered L1 to L5, for any two-body system. These regions of gravitational equilibrium are utilized by spacecraft, as they require less fuel to maintain position.

Quietgirl82, 6 days ago to random

Gentle reminder: Your dreams matter. You matter. Make yourself your own priority. For your own happiness, it's okay to let go of outdated goals, fake friends, and anything that's no longer aligned with your purpose.✨✨✨✨

Quietgirl82, 7 days ago to random

Good morning awesome amazing people!!! :)

I hope you’re all having a good start to your week.

Always remember, each and every one of you are loved and needed. Your feelings deserve to be expressed and they matter.

Today we are gonna be talking about The Cheerios Effect.

Cheerios Effect is a phenomenon in fluid mechanics where small solid objects floating on a liquid appear to attract or repel one another. The name comes from the breakfast cereal Cheerios, which tend to clump together or stick to the sides of a bowl when poured into milk. Cheerios are less dense than milk, so they float on the surface. As they press against the top layer, an upward-curving meniscus forms between a Cheerio and the milk. Similarly, the milk also curves at the edge of the bowl. Because floating objects are attracted to the highest point on the surface, Cheerios will appear to be attracted to each other or the edge of the bowl, thereby giving the impression of attraction and repulsion.

Quietgirl82, 7 days ago to random

Make time this week for the things that make your soul happy. Some days are more difficult than others. If today is one of them, remind yourself to just breathe.✨✨✨✨

Quietgirl82, 8 days ago to random

Good morning awesome people!!! :)

It’s Monday, and I hope the week goes well for you all.

Your girl had a busy weekend and it was pretty good and fun so that was the good part.

Always remember to smile, be kind, and have hope for a brighter world. Despite all the darkness in the world I have hope that things will get better.

Today we are gonna be talking about Spacetime Fabric.

The spacetime fabric is a fundamental concept in the theory of general relativity proposed by Albert Einstein. According to this theory, spacetime is a unified entity that combines the three dimensions of space with the fourth dimension of time into a single continuum. In the framework of general relativity, massive objects like stars and planets warp the fabric of spacetime around them, creating what we perceive as gravity. This warping of spacetime affects the paths that objects follow through space and time, causing them to move along curved trajectories. This provides a geometric description of gravity and has profound implications for our understanding of the cosmos.

Quietgirl82, 8 days ago to random

Sometimes in life, you just need a hug. No words, no advice, just a hug to make you feel better. Make sure the people you love feel loved by you. Show your love openly and clearly.✨✨✨✨

Quietgirl82, 9 days ago to random

Allow yourself as much time as you need to make the decisions that are healthy for you. There's no expiration date on feeling better. If you want to be happy, learn to be alone without being lonely. Learn that being alone does not mean being unhappy. The world is full of plenty of interesting and enjoyable things to do and people who can enrich your life.✨✨✨✨

Quietgirl82, 10 days ago to random

Good morning everyone.

I hope you’re having a great start to your weekend. Today is Star Wars day, so May the fourth be with you. be prepared to hear and say this awesome iconic phrase to fellow Star Wars fans.

Always remember you matter and it’s ok to reach out for help whenever you need to.

Today we are gonna be talking about ceramics.

Ceramics are a class of inorganic, non-metallic materials known for their exceptional mechanical, thermal, and electrical properties. Typically made from clay, silica, and other minerals, ceramics are processed through shaping, firing, and cooling stages to form rigid structures. They exhibit high hardness, low thermal conductivity, and excellent resistance to heat, corrosion, and electricity. These properties make ceramics ideal for a wide range of applications in various industries, such as: electronics, aerospace, construction, and medicine.

Quietgirl82, 10 days ago to random

Never deprive someone of hope; it might be all they have. Love yourself unconditionally, just as you love those closest to you despite their faults. Happy Friday.✨✨✨✨

Quietgirl82, 12 days ago to random

Every day is a second chance to try again, to change and to be a better you. Nourish your well-being. Cultivate harmony. You deserve a life that feels like a sanctuary.✨✨✨✨