Lmst

Here we go, I now have (again) "single cells, single cells" and "o-ooooo-ooooo-ooooo-rbitals" in the head for at least one week.

If you don't know yet acapellascience, run check their amazing Youtube channel.

#acapellascience

I probably won't live long enough to see anyone create an even better model.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTQyFzTl5GA
#acapella #AcapellaScience #gravity #wicked #physics

#science #physics #AcapellaScience #SongLyrics

Songtext of Aurora Borealis

Screenshot of the comment on the song video in Youtube by @mackinnon1488 1 month ago

Text: Lyrics of the Song Aurora Borealis

Aurora Borealis (yes)
Let's break it down in analysis

The outer core of our planet's magnetohydrodynamic.
Conductive fluid, the liquid metal, lets a current through it.
Any trace magnetic fields are trapped, and can grow.
When they churn and spiral round by coriolis force and convective flow.

Now - in the sun, the situation is similar.
But in the plasma, complications readily occur.
Twisting and turbulent boiling ties up the field in knots.
Rubber bands of magnetism poking out in sunspots.
Many times the size of Earth, they stretch and they snap-

WHIP CRACK!
THE FAST PLASMA BLASTS!

THAT'S A CORONAL MASS EJECTION AND IT'S HEADING HERE! HITTING OUR MAGNETOSPHERE!
Reconnection sending electrons surfing to the polar atmosphere!

Lone oxygen atoms impacted puff up and collapse, and in de-exciting, emit the green and red lighting - igniting the-

#shortbreak #shorts #music #acapella #beatboxing #science #physics #AcapellaScience

Let's break down an Aurora borealis! 🤩

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/3T5-XrsVN2M

#shortbreak #shorts #music #acapella #science #acapellascience #physics #chemistry #biochemistry

Did I meniton already? Yes? Well, anyway. ❤️ this!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8FAJXPBdOg

Nanobot LIVE! ("Havana" Science #Parody) - YouTube
#Science #Scicomm through #music by #acapellascience
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAq5WMKRhXg

Merry Christmas to those who celebrate!

Enjoy this wonderful video from #acapellascience with 7 wonderful “#science carols”:

1. Science Night (Silent Night)
2. Crawlin as a fish up onto land (Walking in a Winter Wonderland)
3. The First Nobel (The First Noel)
4. Single Cells (Jingle Bells)
5. Angles we have learned (Angels we Have Heard on High)
6. O hole of light (O Holy Night)
7. The data you measure (Sleigh Ride)

https://youtu.be/b0cU-CmjKNY?feature=shared

Quarantine (Hide and Seek) | A Capella Science

🔗 https://youtu.be/pJpGOsIsT8o

#acapella
#aCapellaScience
#multitrack
#music

More Than Birds (Extreme Parody) | A Capella Science

🔗 https://youtu.be/fWNJE6t6fZE

#acapella
#aCapellaScience
#multitrack
#music

@fraser It seems bathypelagic fish live at depths “from 1,000 m to the bottom deep water benthic zone.“ and if “the water is exceptionally deep, the pelagic zone below 4000 m is sometimes called the lower midnight (or abyssopelagic zone).”

🔗 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep-sea_fish#Bathypelagic_fish

And the article says:

> Bathypelagic fish are sedentary, adapted to outputting minimum energy in a habitat with very little food or available energy, not even sunlight, only bioluminescence.

So I guess the TRIDENT detectors can asses what is Cherenkov photons and what is just photic noise from those bathypelagic fish.

Meanwhile, here's what #acapellascience has to say about neutrino oscillation:

🔗 https://youtu.be/dBxcC8zV46E

😺

@MarvinFreeman Definitely worth following #ACapellaScience 😊 Tim Blais is great at explaining complex science and ordinary challenges, like Take Exams
https://youtu.be/hlvZ_8V6uc4

My first introduction to Tim's work was the simple but catchy. All About That Bass (No Acid)
https://youtu.be/IAJsZWhj6GI

For your Friday enjoyment, a random (favorite) #ScienceSong, from #ACapellaScience #EvoDevo

Warning: #BrainWorm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydqReeTV_vk

@MardraS I've progressed from #AcapellaScience to #VoicePlay to #Pentatonix and I still listen to them all when I need mental earworms ... great for late night winding down. Here's where I started,
"All About That Base (No Acid)"
As a science graduate I love the science lessons from Tim Blais
https://youtu.be/IAJsZWhj6GI