touch your screen (melted sand/material glass) and follow me. we are talking through rocks! cool! posts on this account are not to be taken serious, thanks
@latestinspace Wasn’t truly measured directly. perseverance relies on an optical blur off a teflon puck. we had an AFM mapping nanoscale dust on Mars back in 08. We may have regressed in study. Billions later….
Carbon quantum dots measure under 5nm, aerosolized carbon dots can bypass the blood-brain barrier entirely via the olfactory nerve pathway to deliver therapeutics straight to the cortex
@celeron55@disclosetv when you're studying toxic dust entering human blood-brain barriers, guessing from a bulk optical blur instead of using a direct solid-state NV-diamond sensor is lazy engineering. we physically scanned 100nm dust with an atomic force microscope on mars back in 2008
@pukeouturgutzz Always love seeing this one. Classic clinging/ego. When someone says “I don’t give a fuck”, you’re giving a fuck to not give a fuck… be careful, take care
@pawmaeda I’m not trying to piss you off. But there’s just thoughts that arise, like dissociative thoughts? “You” don’t have to cling onto those. Thoughts/sensations arise into the field of experience, why claim the title “dissociative disorder”?
So that can’t really be true or you’re just in a confused state. If you truly wished you were alone, you wouldn’t have posted on one of the largest social media platforms reaching out to people. Good try, but be careful. Have a great fucking day!
@nypost we got a recreational part 103 ultra light aircraft that isn't even legally allowed to fly over congested campus areas, has a 210lb pilot+gear weight limit, and takes 3 hours to charge for a 15 min.
Decent engineering on it, but I’d run the budget up and make something better
$148,000 for 14 minutes of flight time
zero armor, and 8 exposed carbon props that turn into shrapnel the second it clips a single Florida oak branch or a pigeon at 60mph
@disclosetv wild that we’re still guessing how dust sticks to spacesuits when you can build a room-temp ODMR quantum microscope in a garage with an off the shelf diamond chip and a cheap 2.8 GHz synth