#physical cone

[trafficconesingames]

Route Kanal, Half-Life 2

[r-aindr0p]

sketches of random faves. Pause time unclean scribbles are always fun to do hehee

surprisingly this time they all have short hair, sort of..

[sillylilneurodivergent]

ITS LIKE THE HAPPY VERSION OF HEATHER DAY!!!!

[fyr-rphub]

I don't think she enjoyed being dragged to the vet to have staples pulled out. Long day.

[galionne-speeding]

Thinking about my Feudal Japan Sonic AU that was mainly about the Deadly Six ; but where the other main thing was making robot characters into undead spirits who could posess different objects.

As in, characters like Omega, Metal Sonic, Orbot and Cubot used to be living Mobians but when they died (through a variety of different circumstances), their spirit clung onto a physical object instead of passing on. In order to give themselves a more tangible appearance they would then add other items around the one they were bound to ; pieces of clothing and armor, subsitutes for hands and feet, glasses, decorative pieces...

Omega was a samurai warrior filled with so much destructive rage that when he was finally killed, his spirit latched onto his weapon so he could continue fighting. Nowadays he walks the land as an empty armor, terrifying those he comes across (except for Rouge and Shadow who are used to it by now).

Orbot was a priest who passed from a long term illness but was absolutely terrified of death ; so much so that his spirit attached itself to the nearest object (a large incense bowl) to escape it.

Cubot was a gardener who was killed in a sudden and unexpected farming accident and was so spooked when it happened his spirit jumped into the wooden crate he had been carrying.

Metal's story was a bit. Different. Dr. Eggman was one of the first people to figure out how to pull spirits out of the afterlife- and he uses this knowledge to shove them into different kinds of armors and weaponry for his army. Metal Sonic was one such spirit, pulled from death and placed into an armor identical to Sonic's. How he originally died is unknown.

Anyway now I'm trying to apply this the other bots and trying to think of their story and what they'd look like-

[p2ii]

Mutuals like or reblog this and I'll draw you a henna (mehndi) design from scratch plzplzplz

[timetravelingthroughspace]

Please explain the concept “hypersurface of the present”

The "hypersurface of the present" is a concept from the theory of relativity, specifically within the context of spacetime. Here's an explanation of what it means:

1. **Spacetime Framework**: In the theory of relativity, the universe is described as a four-dimensional spacetime continuum, which combines the three dimensions of space and one dimension of time into a single framework.

2. **Events and Coordinates**: Any point in this spacetime is called an "event" and is specified by four coordinates (x, y, z, t), where (x, y, z) represent the spatial position and t represents the time.

3. **Simultaneity**: One of the key insights of relativity is that simultaneity is relative. That is, two events that appear to occur at the same time from one observer's perspective may occur at different times from another observer's perspective, especially if these observers are in relative motion to one another.

4. **Hypersurface**: In this context, a "hypersurface" refers to a three-dimensional slice of the four-dimensional spacetime. Think of it as a three-dimensional snapshot of space at a specific moment in time.

5. **Hypersurface of the Present**: The "hypersurface of the present" for a particular observer is a three-dimensional slice of spacetime that includes all the points in space that this observer considers to be happening "right now" at a specific moment of their time coordinate (t).

- For an observer at rest, this would typically be a flat, three-dimensional space at a single time coordinate (t).

- For an observer moving relative to the first observer, this hypersurface might be tilted or distorted due to the effects of relativistic time dilation and length contraction.

6. **Implications of Relativity**: The concept highlights the idea that the present moment (now) is not universal but depends on the observer's frame of reference. Different observers may have different hypersurfaces of the present, depending on their relative motion.

In essence, the "hypersurface of the present" is a way to describe how different observers perceive a specific "now" in the context of the four-dimensional spacetime. Each observer’s "now" can be thought of as a three-dimensional slice through the four-dimensional fabric of spacetime, illustrating the relativity of simultaneity.

This made me wonder if there is any currency for a concept one would likely call “hypersurface of the future”. Is that phrase in current use? If so, what does it mean?

The phrase "hypersurface of the future" is not a standard term in physics or relativity, but it can be logically extended from the concept of the "hypersurface of the present." Here’s an exploration of what such a concept could mean based on existing principles:

1. **Hypersurface Concept**: Just like the hypersurface of the present is a three-dimensional slice of spacetime representing all points that an observer considers simultaneous "now," a hypersurface of the future would represent a three-dimensional slice of spacetime that includes all points an observer considers will be simultaneous at some future moment.

2. **Predictive Nature**: If we extend this idea, a hypersurface of the future could theoretically represent a predicted state of the universe at a specific future time coordinate (t + Δt), where Δt is some positive interval into the future from the present moment (t).

3. **Relativistic Context**: In the framework of relativity, such a hypersurface would still be observer-dependent. Different observers in relative motion would predict different future hypersurfaces due to the relativity of simultaneity and differences in their time experiences.

4. **Practical Use**: While this term isn't commonly used in the literature, the concept aligns with the use of future light cones and spacetime diagrams where physicists predict the evolution of events in spacetime.

5. **Applications**: In cosmology and general relativity, considering the future evolution of the universe involves calculating how matter and energy will distribute and interact over time. This often involves slicing spacetime into successive "hypersurfaces" representing future states.

6. **Terminology**: Instead of "hypersurface of the future," physicists might more commonly refer to "future light cones" (which represent the region of spacetime that can be influenced by a given event) or discuss "future states" of the universe or a system.

In summary, while "hypersurface of the future" is not a widely used term, the concept it represents can be understood within the framework of relativistic physics as a logical extension of how we consider future events in spacetime. It would be a hypothetical three-dimensional slice predicting where and when future events occur, influenced by the observer’s frame of reference and current knowledge.

[greyias]

Update: the vet said he had to wear his least favorite fashion accessory for the next three days. Life is now misery (apparently)

[cookinguptales]

my very first internet handle was CINCISLUGGER1990 because my mother had to make something up and she panicked

yes I was born in Cincinnati, though at the time we no longer lived there.

I played softball for like... a year, maybe two TOPS when I was in elementary school. I enjoyed this activity solely because we got to go to The Cone when we inevitably lost our games. I was the player with the best on-base record on the team because I simply never swung the bat and the other small children couldn't throw the ball for shit so I always got walked.

mama why did you let the entire internet know that I was like 7-8? seems like a bad call.

[whoslaurapalmer]

okay I remade the top. it's thick so idk when it will be dry but it seems to fit fine so hopefully. it will continue to fit fine. I'm so exhausted

[trafficconesingames]

Mombasa Streets, Halo 3: ODST

[awfuckward]

tried to help a random girl stuck half in traffic half in a bike lane to push her car out of the way, but it was a full electric car, AND DID YOU KNOW! :

[ludicrouspajamas]

i really wanna commission this one artist so badly but my social anxiety is going through the fucking roof for having to contact them, dammit i just wanna see my goobs in their artstyle

[nervocat]

congrats on getting robin nervo!!

i almost said “congrats on getting nervo robin”BYE 😭

I read it as that HAHAH but she got me I got her 🙏🙏 I love her sm but TY BELL!!!!!

[depresseddepot]

my cat's surgery is scheduled and the recovery will be. pretty intense

[the-travelling-witch]

can’t wait to get home at like 6pm tomorrow and finally pull aventurine