#MSc Candidate in #Atmos_Chem at #YorkU working on my beloved nitrogen with @VDBChemGroup |They call me a nerd. I prefer the term intellectual badass| he/him
@RachelHYAu Motivation acts like a Sin wave. There are times that you feel you are at all time low but these are just opportunities to rise better than ever. Don’t forget a PhD is all about you and your journey. Try to enjoy it and you will be more than fine.
@PhDForum We all struggle with it in a different way. At the end of the day it’s a pandemic and your mental and physical health are the most important things. Working with a group mate as an accountability budy and breaking tasks in tiny to do list form are things that I find helpful.
@UCDavisAQRC This is interesting, I believe Sally Pusede’s group also gave an interesting presentation of environmental justice with NOx measurements at #ACM2020
I have a busy schedule, which means I start reading irrelevant articles. It says on the @NASA for students page that Saturn could float on water because it's mostly made of gas
But some say no due to not having enough depth and gravitational forces. Does anyone know the answer?
The depth you need for Saturn to float in 6x of the earth for the buoyancy to overcome mg, and even if you find a planet that deep, the gravitational force would probably pull the denser center of Saturn outwards, and the outer gas layer of Saturn would disperse
@stuartcantrill I’ll never lick the spoon while cooking. I am into pretty “basic” stuff, I get “bohred” all the time but I’ll always find a “solution” or something to “bond” with.
It's 5:40 on Friday, and my group is having an awesome interesting nerding out discussion about aerosol pH and the multiphase fate of organic acids that I am a part of. This is what happens when you have the battle pass in #atmospheric_chemistry.