#i swear this is a studyblr

[february-academia]

04.09.2023

Yayyy 🥳 dissertation draft is sent to supervisor for a similarity check and i feel so lightweight rn. Now it's time to see Alex and Henry ( again)🥹🫠

[literatureaesthetic]

📍marylebone, london — vowing that one day i'll move here, and it'll be my forever home. truly never felt so in love with a city before

[valentin-is-golden]

do any of y'all know how to feel better about yourselves when you feel like a failure

[studyblr-perhaps]

I didn’t see any studyblr posts today with cats T_T

How am i supposed to go through with my day

[likeshestoleit]

missed run club this morning so I’m making up for it by eating cake for lunch

woohoo cardio block!

[kraro-school-life]

✦ 27. 4. 24 ✦ 📓 ✦ Saturday ✦ Day 22/60 ✦

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I´m back (from my involuntary break)! Life has been fucking me up recently; a fresh weekend start was needed. That´s also why I don´t count the "missed" productivity days this time, as it was kind of an exception. But we are so back!

✓ school - geo notes for test ✓ art - foxi.ny keychain!! (out of shrink plastic) ✓ sport - 18 km cycling (short bike ride)

I also started to rearrange my notion, it is old and needs a refresh.

🌱🌿🪴 - 2h 22min on Forest ♫₊˚.🎧 ▷▷ Love Story - P1harmony

Have a great day/night !! ~ ♦️

[hi-i-am-a-sock]

it's ironic that, for someone who is able to speak several languages, my ability to verbally communicate disappears really often

[mintmentos]

Found this in my drafts and it’s missing uni hours so here we go

[chemblrish]

30 December 2023

Once I'm done with electrochemistry I'll be happy again. Also, I can't believe this year ends tomorrow like. What.

[zeherili-ankhein]

I literally want to sleep so bad rn... But I have so much work to do and so less time 😭😭

[sunscreenstudies]

📚Bookish Asks📚

📕 What book has had the biggest impact on your life, and why?

📖Do you prefer physical books or e-books? Why?

💛How do you organize your bookshelves? By genre, author, color, or in a completely unique way?

🔖What quote from a book resonated with you deeply?

🤎Are you a one-book-at-a-time reader, or do you read multiple books simultaneously?

📝What fictional world would you love to visit and explore if given the chance?

💚Which book character do you relate to the most, and why?

📙What’s your favorite genre to read, and do you have any recommendations within that genre?

📑Hardcover, paperback, ebook, or audiobook? Which format do you prefer?

🤍Do you have any reading goals for this year? How are you progressing so far?

💙 What is your favorite book-to-movie adaptation, and why?

📚Do you have a go-to reading spot or do you read everywhere?

❤️Who is your all-time favorite author, and what makes their writing so special to you?

🧾What is the most memorable book ending you’ve ever read? Did it leave you satisfied or wanting more?

💜What book did you initially not enjoy but ended up loving? What changed your perspective?

📗If you could have a conversation with any author, living or deceased, who would it be and what would you ask them?

🖤 Are there any book series that you’ve been meaning to start but haven’t gotten around to yet? Which ones are they?

📔Do you have any bookish rituals or habits that you follow before, during, or after reading a book?

🧡Is there a particular book cover that you find absolutely stunning? Share a picture or describe it!

📘Which classic book or author do you think everyone should read at least once in their lifetime, and why?

[subtlecontemplation]

[study-core-101]

the reason i tell people why i am learning italian: i thrive knowledge and being fluent in a third language is an useful tool in life

the actual reason why im learning italian: i downloaded a silly app that makes lessons fun and it feels like a game

[another-art-studentt]

7/15/23

I reorganized my room and there are finally some corners that give some aesthetic vibes. My goal for the rest of the summer is to be well prepared for the next school year in terms of time management and academically (or rather, musically). Today I successfully got up early and had a good practice session, but I could have practiced more had I prepared food in advance.

[minmin-vs-physics]

smh i shouldn't get into the habit of backdating posts

[13/8/24] i skipped work bc i was flying across the country to visit my parents lol. i love flights so much; im so excited to sit at the window!

so i didn't download an emotionally charged show like i usually do for the journey which meant i actually ended up doing some calculations on the plane as well. (calculations not pictured) it's bad when u start doing work for fun, so i also read a good fraction of my fave fic ever (i forgot how GOOD it was.)

the first photo is the NYC skyline, and the third is a view of the Sierra Nevada Mountains I think (?). My flight map was not working so this guess is based on the topography and timing of the photo. I was really hoping for a good shot of the Rockies proper but it was pretty cloudy then :(. I love the Rockies; I'd love to visit someday! I love looking at mountains from the plane bc everything looks so textured.

anyway, that's enough yapping about topography. i talked too much about my location than i thought i would drop. ill be back at campus soon enough and im supposed to be working this week too.

[astrocarbon]

What are your favorite subjects/fields in astrophysics? I like high energy astrophysics and agns right now :3

exoplanets! black holes and cosmology scare me to death! teehee

my phd program (which I'll start next year) has loads of funding available for spectroscopic analysis of exoplanets and the direct imaging of exoplanets, so i'll definitely be exploring those areas. gotta follow the money ya know. but i also want to explore astrobiology.

a year ago i would've said i'm "anti-habitability". i turned my nose up at astrobiology, just like the professor i idolized for his intelligence (he turned out to be a bit of a jerk, unsurprisingly). i thought astrobio was too theoretical, too handwavey. and a secret third thing i don't know how to convey well with words. popsci-y? mainstream? from those around me, i had adopted the notion that astrobio was the thing you said you wanted to do if you weren't smart enough to do the heavy technical work with hot jupiters or stellar interiors. it was the naive dream of kids who would end up switching out of astrophysics because they couldn't keep up.

but in my gap year, in a country where astrophysics isn't really a thing, i've found myself talking about astrobiology more and more. it helps me relate to people across a bunch of different fields because it forces discussions about how we do science in the first place. how do our prior beliefs play into how we design our experiments and proposals, and therefore determine what we are able to find?

im finding that i enjoy these discussions. astrobiology is not just a combination of astronomy and biology. at risk of being annoying, it's reconciling with the fact we are trying to find extraterrestrial life with limited resources in a society run by politicians, religion, and capitalism