#that’s not scientific

[lesless]

One thing I don’t understand abt religious ppl is how’re you gonna believe god made all this & also think he’s a little bitch?? When god said don’t use my name in vain god meant don’t be a fuckhead in the guise of religion & not ‘I’m gonna be SO mad if you say goddamn it.’

[humanoidhistory]

Total eclipse of the Sun, July 1860, illustrated by astronomer Warren de la Rue.

[fondesmode]

reblolgos for bigger sample size :))

[hometoursandotherstuff]

[geezerwench]

Scientific American endorses Kamala Harris.

[ecto-stone]

Tucker: So dude. You know how if you got knocked out in ghost form you turn into human. So what happened if you got knocked out in human form would you turn into your ghost form ? Danny: :O hmmm

Jazz: OMFG put the Steel chair down. jesus christ Jazz: mom-dad-uncle vlad you can not believe what kinda of stupid thing Danny and his friend just attemp to do if i don't show up ...

Also about to Punch the daylight out of Vlad to see if he would shift into Ghost if his human form is knocked out

[dinosaurguy]

This is a positive post

[sean-gaffney]

She was Caster in Fate, Kyrie Ushiromiya in Umineko, Motoko Kusanagi in Ghost in the Shell, Harumi Kiyama in Railgun, and Flamme in Frieren.

[beausbugbiome]

Y’all, I am SO excited about this new beetle that was just discovered!!!!

The freshly-discovered new species of longhorn beetle, Excastra albopilosa. Image credit: James Tweed

Detailed photographs of the Excastra albopilosa specimen found by James Tweed. Image credits: Lingzi Zhou, Australian National Insect Collection

[rottingjam]

gays help me out, also leave your answer + your orientation in the tags

[nemfrog]

"Various urodele amphbians, not all to the same scale." The life of vertebrates. 1962.

Internet Archive

[goomyloid]

FOCUS!

[humanoidhistory]

The life cycle of the Sun from cloud of gas to black dwarf cinder, illustrated by Davis Meltzer for the National Geographic Picture Atlas of Our Universe, 1980.

[psalidodont]

misc prehistoric fishes i've been doodling between today and yesterday

[todays-xkcd]

Conveniently for everyone, it turns out that dark energy is produced by subterranean parasitoid wasps.

Every Scientific Field [Explained]

Transcript Under the Cut

[A pie chart, with a very slim section is shown. Both the thin section and the rest are labeled with lines going from label to the sections. Above this is a large header:] The makeup of every scientific field:

Thin section: Everything you've heard of Large section: Some obscure-sounding category like "Subsurface microbes" or "Dark energy" or "Parasitoid wasps"

[logandria]

The Making of a Monster