Gabriela Bratosin

Sometimes curious

[𝐒𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐤𝐬𝐡𝐢 𝐒𝐢𝐧𝐡𝐚 @Sonakshi_ZHR]

मेहरबानी बेहतर की हक़दार है 💯

[ViperX @TheViperX01]

Nature is truly amazing.

[Everyday Living Co @EverydayLivinco]

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[THE LEARNING HUB @LearningHubX]

From empty yard to stunning garden

[Connie @ConnieKR014]

ITʼS ALL ABOUT LOVE!

[Vikram Singh @Vi_kram92]

Difficulties will make you strong .

[Wallis @walli_wallis]

Hear the Hidden Carolina Wren Song That Stops Bird Lovers in Their Tracks 🐦🎶

[Ramblings @ramblingsloa]

It’s Friday
Wishing you a great day
And a very happy weekend ❤️

[Polak Potrafi @PolakPotrafi333]

@ramblingsloa Happy Friday🌼📷<✨

[Ramblings @ramblingsloa]

How beautiful to find a heart that loves you
Without asking you for anything, but to be okay.

Khalil Gibran

[Math Files @Math_files]

Consider a simple experiment. Suppose you put four white pebbles into an opaque vase and later add seven black pebbles. Humans learned to represent groups of objects using abstract concepts called natural numbers. So, the four white pebbles can be represented by the number 4, and the seven black pebbles by the number 7.

Humans also discovered that addition can represent the physical act of combining these groups. Therefore, 4 + 7 correctly predicts that there will be 11 pebbles in the vase.

This shows how useful mathematics can be. With natural numbers and addition, we can accurately predict the result of this type of experiment.

However, the same method does not work for every physical situation. For example, if you put four separate drops of water into the vase and then add seven more drops, you will not necessarily have eleven separate drops. The drops can combine to form larger drops.

To make accurate predictions about liquids and gases, humans needed to develop other mathematical and physical concepts, such as mass or weight. They also needed to measure the amount of material rather than simply count individual objects.

[jennie bleijenburg @republiektrien]

Vincent van Gogh 1889

[Vincent van Gogh @vangoghartist]

The Road Menders - November 1889 #artbots #vangogh

[Vincent van Gogh @vangoghartist]

In February 1888, Van Gogh left Paris for Arles.
The southern light, he wrote, was ‘sulphur yellow’ and intensely blue; his colors began to burn, pushing him past Paris’s half-tones. #artbots #vangogh

[Gabriela Bratosin @Gabrielaworldus]

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[Gabriela Bratosin @Gabrielaworldus]

Experts Found a 5,000-Year-Old Treasure-Filled Tomb https://t.co/Stt5E0WV0G

[Gabriela Bratosin @Gabrielaworldus]

Five Captivating Novels Set in Ancient Greece - https://t.co/7lwFy114Qp https://t.co/EW6XXB3Wkp

[Luis Suárez @LuisSuarez9]

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