#antimony

[cardbored-box]

Maybe the true motorcycle was the family we found along the way

[mineralsandsomerocks]

Tučekite and Ullmannite in Quartz matrix

Locality: Adler Mine, Siegen, Siegerland, North Rhine - Westphalia, Germany

Bright, brassy-coloured Tučekite with silvery-grey Ullmannite in a milky-white quartz matrix.

[2001hz]

Toshihiko Bito: Ka 窠 カ (2008)

Ka is a nest of beast or bird in a hollow. A nest where creatures are wriggling. A chaotic place from which images are springing.

[muffinrecord]

Antimony made a fucking DEVASTATNG final video. Watch this if you want your heart ripped out ;_;

[elementcattos]

Due to confusion, Antimony has been moved to the antimatter periodic table, and mony has been moved to the matter periodic table.

oh my god

[extraskully5]

Have you done shiny versions of your characters?

Cold Strike and Riptide are already Shiny but I do some regular variants of them. I wasn't going to make Mach a shiny originally since he's albino but I thought it would be fun so I did it anyway lol

I haven't really thought of shinies for anyone else. There will be characters introduced in the future that will be shiny though!

[0poolesketch]

Some redesigns

[materialsscienceandengineering]

Researchers identify unique phenomenon in Kagome metal

In traditional Japanese basket-weaving, the ancient "Kagome" design seen in many handcrafted creations is characterized by a symmetrical pattern of interlaced triangles with shared corners. In quantum physics, the Kagome name has been borrowed by scientists to describe a class of materials with an atomic structure closely resembling this distinctive lattice pattern. Since the latest family of Kagome metals was discovered in 2019, physicists have been working to better understand their properties and potential applications. A new study led by Florida State University Assistant Professor of Physics Guangxin Ni focuses on how a particular Kagome metal interacts with light to generate what are known as plasmon polaritons—nanoscale-level linked waves of electrons and electromagnetic fields in a material, typically caused by light or other electromagnetic waves. The work was published in Nature Communications.

Read more.

[gavinosbornedrors]

Thursday Update!

Different than my usual stuff. Some kinda non-standard Gunnerkrigg Court fan art. Came up with the idea for this with a friend like a year ago, drew it in the fall and I need to get a post out because my wallpaper for Month of Mecha is real behind.

Wanted a military patch, or aircraft nose-decal look, and I think I stuck the landing well enough - largely to its sheer absurdity.

[eternal-blue]

“weather me to nothing, wash away the blood on my hands”

[archvillain]

sewer rat located ☝️

[baddyzarc]

Duel Links: Victory/Loss Sprites of Iliaster's Four Stars of Destruction

[periodictabletournament]

Round 2 - Matchup 1

Hydrogen 1 (H) - Most of the universe, the building block of every other element.

vs

Antimony 51 (Sb) - Useful in fire-proofing, Antimony also helps to get the glass on your TV screen to be free of microscopic bubbles which might impact the picture quality.

[tinierpurplefishes]

I kind of want a book for the eight months between the first chapter of Tricks for Free and the second. Just an entire book of Antimony hanging out with Fern and Megan, dealing with her job, occasionally touching base with Mary or suppressing her magic, but basically just a slice of life novel there. I know, it would never happen, because there's probably like three other people who want to read that, but I really just want to read about these characters getting a break from the high drama shenanigans and just getting to be themselves for a while. I could totally go for a slice of life book about her in Portland, too, either before or after her arc in the books as they are. And one of Sally and James putting their lives back together after everything. That would be nice, too. Maybe someday I'll just write it myself, put it on AO3 for the other three people who would be into that.

[arsenicandnewlace]

Antimony "Tim" Lavande

[liketwoswansinbalance]

Today, I just learned of the element Antimony, a metal from Earth's crust, and it struck me as the material that would form the School for Evil, possibly paired with some of the blueish aesthetics associated with Evelyn Sader.