When ^25 features in your equation

Titan's atmosphere is mostly nitrogen but there's also these guys there too:

Ah, a typo. I'm imagining hexavalent carbon now, lol.

Space tourism like this would be epic but I don't envisage humans getting that far before our extinction.

During the Carrington event, telegraph operators could use the auroral current to continue communications.

Phosphorus pentoxide isn't failing to impress

Saturn is busy!

Saturn certainly is busy!

Saturn is busy!

First non platinum complex to undergo clinical trials as a chemotherapy drug.

Solid nitrogen as a potential powerful explosive.

Interesting things about vanadyl sulphate and insulin.

Someone on Reddit made this. It's the polar opposite of a low effort post.

I know this is a small sample size, but its interesting to read that the birth defects in this sample were noticeably less common in 30-45 year old mothers than 20-29 year old mothers.

(apologies for my previous error, I wrote "parents" for some reason, I have corrected it above to "mothers")

Trinitramide just makes me think - explosive as heck.