[bmouse]

[jehovahhthickness]

I don’t know who needs to hear this but you weren’t meant to be fucking skinny and that’s okay.

[jehovahhthickness]

Being “fit” looks different on everybody.

Some body types will never ever be “skinny” or “thin” unless they’re malnourished. That is the fucking hill I’m willing to die on.

[bmouse]

correction:

get one two tattoos

[bmouse]

[niceprophecies]

[iove]

hey lil mama let me whisper in your ear.psd featuring nanny and the gardener :)

[bmouse]

I will post tattoo pictures when they’ve healed because how they are under protective film and a bit groaty-looking

[niceprophecies]

[liam-de-r]

local artist feeling unbearably soft, more at 8

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[fyphysica]

Note on average density and how do ships not sink

Let’s ask a very generic question:

I hand you an object and ask you to predict whether the object would float or sink. How would you go about doing that ?

Well, you can measure the mass of the object and the volume of the object and can derive this quantity called Average Density

It is the average density of the entire object as a whole. If this object is submerged in a fluid of density , then we can draw the following force diagram:

Fun Experiment:

If you drop some raisins in soda, you will notice that they raise up and fall down like so (Try it out!):

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This is because air bubbles that form on the top of the raisin decrease its average density to the point that its able to make the raisin raise all the way from the bottom to the top.

BUT once it reaches the top all the air bubbles escape into  the atmosphere (its average density increases) and the raisin now falls down.  

Questions to ponder:

• Why do people not sink in the dead sea ?
• How are submarines/divers able to move up and down the ocean ? How would you extend the average density argument in this case.
• Why do air bubbles in soda always want to raise up ?
• If the total load that needs to on a ship is 25 tons. What should be the total volume of the ship in order to remain afloat if the density of sea water is 1029 kg/m3,

** This post is part of the ‘Flow series’ by FYPhysics and EcstasyShots!. Check out the previous posts here.

[niceprophecies]

[goodomxns]

[millerizo]

Aziraphale and Crowley have lunch with Pepper to explain Armageddon and everything before

slightly based on @bird_juice ’s fluff suggestion on IG

(please do not repost)

[niceprophecies]

[spielzeugkaiser]

Am I still doing period pieces? Hell YES.