#benzine

[transparentgentlemenmarker]

Comment éliminer un nid de guêpes

1 récipient et de la benzine

[madamlava]

Birthday artgame for @feen-feet !

[feen-feet]

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A Sleepless Domain fanfic on Ao3

Hey! New fic! Some last minute Benzine/Aniline!

Steffi's mum messed up her name. It isn't a big deal. It really shouldn't be a big deal.

...why's it feel like such a big deal?

Preview after the break! Also this extremely cute Annie was drawn by @sketcheddy who is extremely awesome.

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"It's not that it's not a big deal, it's more like... it shouldn't be, right?" Annie swung towards them, sitting up, carefully transferring Winston to her lap. "I know your mom just slipped up. People forget new names all the time, and she's been calling me Ben for years." She studied Winston's belly, tracing little circles with her fingers. "It shouldn't upset me."

"Sure it should!" Steffi said. "She's rude! She should try harder! She sucks! I already said that!"

Annie shrugged, a small grin on her lips. "Maybe."

Techno leant against Steffi's desk. "Mrs Frohlich was probably just careless," she said, threading the needle between Steffi and Annie. "But it's okay to be bothered by that on its own. Unless... is there something else bothering you?"

Annie shrugged again. "...maybe." The grin was gone.

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Here's a link to the full fic!

Happy 2023 everyone! Hope it goes good for you all!

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#134.1 - JACK&JOZEF - Autorijden op waterstof

[palmiz]

Domani scatta il secondo aumento dei carburanti, in quanto viene meno completamente il taglio delle accise di 30 centesimi al litro (già una parte era stata tolta a partire dal 1 dicembre). Dall'abolizione delle accise alla reintroduzione delle accise è un attimo. !!!

Nel totale silenzio dei media e a sto punto anche alla rassegnazione popolare italica, capace solo a mia memoria di manifestare per i cent dei sacchetti della spesa.

[anokha-swad]

[atevegter]

3205 Een koffer met geld

Willem, de baas van het benzinestation op de hoek, belt Teun of hij een koffertje met geld naar de bank wil brengen, op de Statenweg, naast de Albert Heijn. Het is een wat onverwachte vraag want normaal doet de vaste koerier dit werk, maar die is verhinderd en omdat ze Teun goed kennen, snap je, misschien wil hij het wel doen. Het is maar een klein klusje. Hij kan het koffertje ophalen in de…

[kimbuogii]

canım sıkkın bu şehirde seninle baş başa konuşsak mı?

[marimayscarlett]

Hello :)

You said, boxer-Richard from the Deutschland music video was your third favourite look in a music video...which looks are on first and second position? Pictures to illustrate your point are very appreciated ;)

Hi and thank you so much for this lovely ask 🤍

3rd favourite:

Boxer Richard from the Deutschland MV does have a special place in my heart - normally I'm not super into the moustache look, but in this case it does fit him quite a lot. The 1920s aesthetic adds its own charm. I love how Richard, as a boxer, comes across as very confident - that now-iconic wink does have a certain effect 👀

He also has the fitting physique for a boxer from that era, and his entire look, like Till's in this MV, strongly resembles the boxer John L. Sullivan, who was very successful in the late 19th century as a boxer, but serves as a great reference point, as you can see. Richard just fits perfectly into this setting.

2nd favourite:

For years, my heart solely belonged to Gangster!Richard - perfect look with his spikes and stubble, a cold-hearted gangster with a healthy amount of smoothness, who very well knows his effect on the masses 🙂‍↕️

And he was the reason my Rammstein obsession started in general! I knew Rammstein since my childhood (as you do as a German kid, knowing mostly Engel, Du riechst so good and Stripped), but then I discovered the Ich will MV by coincidence on YouTube almost 10 years ago. And there he was, quite literally dancing right into my heart. This was the precise moment 21 old me lost her mind over this man for the first time:

My favourite look:

My love for vampires is no secret, and when the music video for I'm Still Alive by Emigrate came out, I was immediately captivated by the vampiric older lord. He’s pure drama personified and fulfills every fantasy in my delusional brain about a compelling and tormented vampire, full of elegance and passion.

Not a day goes by without me thinking about this music video, and my brain has simply decided to create lore for this vampire, the delusion does have me in a tight grip 🫢 Love of my fantasy life, that man.

Honourable mentions:

My beloved eyebrow-boy in Benzin (his eyebrows are the only reasons this video is somewhat enjoyable) and Richard in Adieu - both in his priest version and the caged version🙏🏻

[atempause-art]

Čerti are here to take bad souls to Hell, yet nothing was done about the corrupt higher ups who are responsible for the shoddy mine collapse and Benzin's death. He sees the demons to be at fault and will hunt them as well - what are they going to do, kill him again? Adam is not safe from a rampage of a man too angry to stay dead.

I actually used refs this time, credits to @adorkastock I posted how I used the refs here

[endlich-allein]

Rammstein, Wacken Open Air, Wacken, Germany, 01-08-2013 ©ColdEye| Photography

[transparentgentlemenmarker]

How do gas pumps exactly know when to stop?

[kuberish]

Some fighting poses for my buddy's character Benzin. I love him very much, these were so much fun to draw

[skylobster]

What happened to the water? H2O is the second most common molecule in the universe, and oxygen itself is quite abundant.

Astronomers spot benzene in planet-forming disk around star for first time

An international team of astronomers including several Dutch researchers has observed the benzene molecule (C6H6) in a planet-forming disk around a young star for the first time. Besides benzene, they saw many other, smaller carbon compounds and few oxygen-rich molecules. The observations suggest that, like our own Earth, the rocky planets forming in this disc contain relatively little carbon. The scientists publish their findings Thursday evening in the journal Nature Astronomy.

The researchers studied the young, small star J160532 (one tenth of the mass of our sun) some 500 light years away from us towards the constellation Scorpio. Around such small young stars, many rocky planets similar to Earth form, in disks made of gas and dust. Until now, it has been difficult to study molecules in the warm inner part of these disks where the majority of planets form due to the limited sensitivity and spectral resolution of previous observatories.

For their research, the scientists used data from the MIRI spectrometer aboard the James Webb Space Telescope. MIRI can see right through dust clouds and is particularly well suited to measure hot gas in inner disks. The main optics of the MIRI spectrometer were designed and built by the Netherlands Research School for Astronomy (NOVA).

“This is exactly the kind of science the MIRI spectrometer was designed for,” says Ewine van Dishoeck (Leiden University), who has been involved in building Webb and the MIRI instrument from the beginning. “The spectra contain a wealth of data that tell us something about the chemical and physical composition of planet-forming disks.”

Lots of carbon gas, little oxygen Besides the first ever observation of benzene in a planet-forming disk, the researchers also saw the hydrocarbon diacetylene (C4H2) for the first time, and an unusually large amount of acetylene gas (C2H2), a very reactive hydrocarbon. Strikingly, there is very little water and carbon dioxide in this disc. Those oxygen-rich compounds are often found in other dust discs, though. Identifying these molecules required close collaboration with chemists who measure the spectra (the chemical fingerprints) in the laboratory.

The researchers suspect that the benzene and (di-)acetylene are released in the disc following the destruction of carbon-rich dust grains by the active young star. The dust grains that remain would contain silicates with relatively little carbon. In a later phase, the low-carbon grains clump together into larger chunks. These eventually become rocky planets like Earth. This scenario may explain why our own Earth is so poor in carbon.

Fifty discs to go Meanwhile, the researchers are working out the data from over 30 other dust discs around young stars and data on 20 more discs are expected this year. In doing so, they are expected to discover other molecules and gain more knowledge about the formation of planets around stars from the very smallest ones to those that are 2-3 times the mass of our sun.

Lead author of the study Benoît Tabone (now CNRS researcher at Université Paris-Saclay in France and previously affiliated Leiden University) concludes: “This work is only a first glimpse of the physical and chemical conditions in which earth-like planets like our Earth are formed.” Co-author Aditya Arabhavi, PhD student at the University of Groningen, adds: “Many more molecules will be discovered, either in the disk of J160532 or in other disks. Webb is a ‘playground’ not only for astronomers, but also for experts in molecular physics.”

IMAGE….The MIRI spectrum of J160532. The emission lines of benzene, diacetylene and carbon dioxide can be seen as narrow peaks in the spectrum. Acetylene (C2H2) is so abundant that it gives broad humps in the spectrum. Interestingly, there is no water in the disk. © JWST/MIRI/Tabone et al.

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#134 - JACK&JOZEF - THEMA : Elektrisch rijden?

[anwiel13]

Listen, Schneider, Benzin mv is a gem. All that very bad effects, trees flying around, huge firetruck... It is just hilarious. Plus our hero Paul, of course.