Series of three posters with my friends as European fairy tale characters. Kirill as Nils from Selma Lagerlöf’s The Wonderful Adventures of Nils.
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Katie McGrath Appreciation
i just fell that much more in love with her for mentioning the millenium falcon and nathan fillion. girl has good taste.
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On why you never really touch anything.
Although this may not be remarkable to most of you it’s something that blows my mind everytime I think about it. Right now you’re probably sitting down on a chair or something, but in reality you’re actually hovering just slightly above it. The distance itself is tiny around about 1/10000000000 of a metre or one Angstrom for those in the know. But why? Well it all has to do with our good old friend, electro-static repulsion. You see the electrons that make up you and the electrons that make up the chair have a repulsive effect, which means they can only ever come within a certain distance of each other but never touch. This effect is also the reason behind why we can’t walk through walls, despite as you may know matter being almost entirely empty space. Everything that feels solid to you is really just an illusion made by the forces between electrons.this just blew my mind
i remember my chemistry teacher telling us that in high school. i still think about it sometimes and it blows my mind all over again.
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not so impressed with the decorating or the floors, but i would do terrible things for the rest of that apartment.
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Ruins of Joyous Gard, Sir Lancelot’s tomb. These ruins date back to the 12th c.
The original fortress on which this structure was built dates back to the 5th c.
Forest-Landerneau, France.
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