When all you have is a few bone fragments and a bunch of teeth, it’s pretty hard to figure out what my dude looked like! With each new fossil we get a better picture.
He keeps getting better and bite-ier every year.
When all you have is a few bone fragments and a bunch of teeth, it’s pretty hard to figure out what my dude looked like! With each new fossil we get a better picture.
He keeps getting better and bite-ier every year.
Ball outsourced the optics, not really their specialty. Also made of toxic beryllium so preferable not to machine in-house!
You’re right, the frog’s full name is lil’ Spallanzani.
Geology is just a specialized field of chemistry. Biology too for that matter.
Also a process engineer. Real answer is “I develop procedures for cleaning contamination critical hardware”. My flippant answer is “I tell other people how to do their jobs”.
Coinciding (by happenstance no doubt) with the fall of monarchies.
Sic semper tyrranis
If both trout and sharks are fish, then so are whales. Mammals are more closely related to trout than trout are to sharks.
Easy, that’s just nRT/P, assuming the pineapple is an ideal gas.
Unironically, language dictates how we think.
Lithium is just gonna be a little fizzy like pop rocks. No explosions, thankfully. The LiOH produced would not be fun for you, but probably won’t hurt anyone else.
The elements can defend themselves. You lick whatever you want, buddy.
A thermometer is like if we measured speed by crashing a car into a barrier and gauging how much it made the barrier shake.
Thank you for the practical advice! Uranus exerts a lot of pressure and getting my tongue up there could be challenging.
We still like to sniff stuff. You’ve got some very sensitive chemoreceptors right on your face, might as well use them!
So you’re saying I can lick Uranus?
Human anatomy: you’re technically always licking it. And now you’re aware of it. Your tongue on the roof of your mouth. Touching your teeth.
Not many people know this but most dinosaur species have mustaches.