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✿ scientist-in-training ask game! ✿

🥼 a scientist you admire, current or historical

🔬 a science class you loved, and why

📚 a topic/subject/concept you want to understand better

🪐 something you learned this week

🧪 dream research topic

🔭 what sparked your interest in science/your field?

🧬 study strategy you use frequently

🌿 something you'd like to change about your field

🐁 a popular science book you recommend

🌏 a fun fact from your area of study

Illustrations of electrical sparks from Memorie - Classe di scienze fisiche, matematiche e naturali ser.3:v.1:disp.1 (1877).

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Dance for Two by Alan Lightman

Being You by Anil Seth

How story, God, and Your Lying Brain Turn Chaos into Order by Nancy Mimeles Carey

Your Brain is a Time Machine by Dean Buonomano

Some of the books I've read recently + the covers

Light photons, which make up the world around us, were observed inside a vacuum. Their natural locations were completely random.

Human DNA was then inserted into the vacuum. Shockingly the photons were no longer acting random. They precisely followed the geometry of the DNA.

Abandoned library, roadside somewhere in Oregon.

Philosophy of science - Wikipedia

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Philosophy of science - Wikipedia

Model bisections of human head- Science Museum, London