Marsanges
@marsanges.bsky.social
Classical petrologist. Steelmaking, Casting, refractories in liquid process metallurgy, microscopy, microanalytics. I think the terfs are right.
Als Adam grub und Eva spann, wo war denn da der Oligarch?
Als Adam grub und Eva spann, wo war denn da der Oligarch?
Here's something from my own world. A little SEM image, as one can see, in BSE mode.
It shows magnesiowuestite crystals - the round shapes - which experienced wild swings in T & oxygen potential. So they multiply exsolved, and iron is reduced (the white patches). We use this as natural sensors.
It shows magnesiowuestite crystals - the round shapes - which experienced wild swings in T & oxygen potential. So they multiply exsolved, and iron is reduced (the white patches). We use this as natural sensors.
October 26, 2025 at 9:01 PM
Here's something from my own world. A little SEM image, as one can see, in BSE mode.
It shows magnesiowuestite crystals - the round shapes - which experienced wild swings in T & oxygen potential. So they multiply exsolved, and iron is reduced (the white patches). We use this as natural sensors.
It shows magnesiowuestite crystals - the round shapes - which experienced wild swings in T & oxygen potential. So they multiply exsolved, and iron is reduced (the white patches). We use this as natural sensors.
? they are in the cited post?
maybe it is just a newfangled name for somethin well known as accessory
From Yang et al 2023:
maybe it is just a newfangled name for somethin well known as accessory
From Yang et al 2023:
September 16, 2025 at 6:08 PM
? they are in the cited post?
maybe it is just a newfangled name for somethin well known as accessory
From Yang et al 2023:
maybe it is just a newfangled name for somethin well known as accessory
From Yang et al 2023:
it seems you have chosen the start point of the Kinzhal in Latvia, or on a russian sub in the bay of Riga? :)
Good morning! wish u a nice sunday.
We know this problem, the traditional answer is deterrence by counterstrike capability, this does not help you though.
Good morning! wish u a nice sunday.
We know this problem, the traditional answer is deterrence by counterstrike capability, this does not help you though.
September 14, 2025 at 6:44 AM
it seems you have chosen the start point of the Kinzhal in Latvia, or on a russian sub in the bay of Riga? :)
Good morning! wish u a nice sunday.
We know this problem, the traditional answer is deterrence by counterstrike capability, this does not help you though.
Good morning! wish u a nice sunday.
We know this problem, the traditional answer is deterrence by counterstrike capability, this does not help you though.
here. I have two of your compatriots who i give shelter here, and they got this today
they said they like this bc they didnt know it from UA that one puts fruit on a cake like this. Here its usual :)
they said they like this bc they didnt know it from UA that one puts fruit on a cake like this. Here its usual :)
August 16, 2025 at 2:23 PM
here. I have two of your compatriots who i give shelter here, and they got this today
they said they like this bc they didnt know it from UA that one puts fruit on a cake like this. Here its usual :)
they said they like this bc they didnt know it from UA that one puts fruit on a cake like this. Here its usual :)
here is an electron microscopy image for you
If u put someone with beard into an electron microscope, it makes <splosh> and the entire column is filthy bc the poor guy explodes in the vacuum
If u put someone with beard into an electron microscope, it makes <splosh> and the entire column is filthy bc the poor guy explodes in the vacuum
August 7, 2025 at 4:55 PM
here is an electron microscopy image for you
If u put someone with beard into an electron microscope, it makes <splosh> and the entire column is filthy bc the poor guy explodes in the vacuum
If u put someone with beard into an electron microscope, it makes <splosh> and the entire column is filthy bc the poor guy explodes in the vacuum
And here is a little flower stem of another of the high summer forest shadow flowers, this is Heksenkruid (Dutch) - circaea lutetiana. English call it apparently enchanter's nightshade. I have no idea how it gets to be by name linked with witchcraft. It just grows and enjoys life.
June 30, 2025 at 5:24 PM
And here is a little flower stem of another of the high summer forest shadow flowers, this is Heksenkruid (Dutch) - circaea lutetiana. English call it apparently enchanter's nightshade. I have no idea how it gets to be by name linked with witchcraft. It just grows and enjoys life.
I was in the forest on sunday, the forest is on the inner rim of the dunes, where the sand filtered water wells up and runs into the polders. It is a line rich with beautiful summer flowers. Unfortunately im not so good with telephone fotoing. This is stachys sylvatica - Bosandoorn
June 30, 2025 at 5:17 PM
I was in the forest on sunday, the forest is on the inner rim of the dunes, where the sand filtered water wells up and runs into the polders. It is a line rich with beautiful summer flowers. Unfortunately im not so good with telephone fotoing. This is stachys sylvatica - Bosandoorn
This here is a stylized pluim (plume) from ECMWF/KNMI for De Bilt, NL (its just off the corner of your map which still has 40 C in Bruges).
Even the 90th percentile of runs doesnt go over 32 C.
This cannot be real (what you show)
Even the 90th percentile of runs doesnt go over 32 C.
This cannot be real (what you show)
June 18, 2025 at 5:30 PM
This here is a stylized pluim (plume) from ECMWF/KNMI for De Bilt, NL (its just off the corner of your map which still has 40 C in Bruges).
Even the 90th percentile of runs doesnt go over 32 C.
This cannot be real (what you show)
Even the 90th percentile of runs doesnt go over 32 C.
This cannot be real (what you show)
Here is where the christian church tried to make Europe into a theocracy, and failed :)
June 11, 2025 at 8:10 AM
Here is where the christian church tried to make Europe into a theocracy, and failed :)
oh damn. It is as always! If an idea finally crosses my mind that means a ton of people are already working on it :)
June 10, 2025 at 7:25 PM
oh damn. It is as always! If an idea finally crosses my mind that means a ton of people are already working on it :)
that is also not fully true! nature has everything, even smooth and straight lines.
See this image which i made myself. its just a random one. In the world of crystals you have lots of straight lines! It's a wonderful field to study.
See this image which i made myself. its just a random one. In the world of crystals you have lots of straight lines! It's a wonderful field to study.
June 9, 2025 at 4:46 PM
that is also not fully true! nature has everything, even smooth and straight lines.
See this image which i made myself. its just a random one. In the world of crystals you have lots of straight lines! It's a wonderful field to study.
See this image which i made myself. its just a random one. In the world of crystals you have lots of straight lines! It's a wonderful field to study.
And they are already visible on Google Maps :)
June 7, 2025 at 8:36 PM
And they are already visible on Google Maps :)
i dont get out often anymore but today i went to the place, a short distance away from my house where there are orchids growing. It is a valley in a coastal dune belt. Clay accumulates in such valleys and the rainwater cant drain, that creates mini swamps in which these thrive. Now is their season.
June 2, 2025 at 5:08 PM
i dont get out often anymore but today i went to the place, a short distance away from my house where there are orchids growing. It is a valley in a coastal dune belt. Clay accumulates in such valleys and the rainwater cant drain, that creates mini swamps in which these thrive. Now is their season.
because its time of the year, and i happened to be out there here is a photo for you!
its an orchid, of course they had to build a road through the valley it grows in but it is undeterred. Just came up. sorry for bad telephone photo
its an orchid, of course they had to build a road through the valley it grows in but it is undeterred. Just came up. sorry for bad telephone photo
June 2, 2025 at 5:02 PM
because its time of the year, and i happened to be out there here is a photo for you!
its an orchid, of course they had to build a road through the valley it grows in but it is undeterred. Just came up. sorry for bad telephone photo
its an orchid, of course they had to build a road through the valley it grows in but it is undeterred. Just came up. sorry for bad telephone photo
Ha thanks for naming the main plant :) Which i didnt know at all. i just thought i did know what was growing behind it, in the background, the white-4-petaled mini flowers.
like here this part of Lin's photo
like here this part of Lin's photo
May 15, 2025 at 7:40 PM
Ha thanks for naming the main plant :) Which i didnt know at all. i just thought i did know what was growing behind it, in the background, the white-4-petaled mini flowers.
like here this part of Lin's photo
like here this part of Lin's photo
hah those i know ! except we dont call them star of betlehem but rather bird's milk. Like in ornithogalum. And we have a different variety, o. nutans, with flowers hanging to the sides.
May 12, 2025 at 4:09 PM
hah those i know ! except we dont call them star of betlehem but rather bird's milk. Like in ornithogalum. And we have a different variety, o. nutans, with flowers hanging to the sides.
I saw a moth today. That is a nice thing, although many ppl dont like moths. They are mistaken though, Moths are unmissable.
This one is sometimes a little pest though, it eats brassica's.
plutella xylostella
This one is sometimes a little pest though, it eats brassica's.
plutella xylostella
May 7, 2025 at 8:06 PM
I saw a moth today. That is a nice thing, although many ppl dont like moths. They are mistaken though, Moths are unmissable.
This one is sometimes a little pest though, it eats brassica's.
plutella xylostella
This one is sometimes a little pest though, it eats brassica's.
plutella xylostella
Here it is, the image is taken from
www.researchgate.net/publication/...
I hope you can access researchgate.
Hoffmann 2001, Env. and History 7:131
Our whole continent always was one already.
www.researchgate.net/publication/...
I hope you can access researchgate.
Hoffmann 2001, Env. and History 7:131
Our whole continent always was one already.
May 4, 2025 at 9:05 PM
Here it is, the image is taken from
www.researchgate.net/publication/...
I hope you can access researchgate.
Hoffmann 2001, Env. and History 7:131
Our whole continent always was one already.
www.researchgate.net/publication/...
I hope you can access researchgate.
Hoffmann 2001, Env. and History 7:131
Our whole continent always was one already.
As you wish! :) I tried my best in the grafic. (Hope it shows).
I reiterate that i dont want to oppose, rather have genuine q, if world followed RCP8.5, what would this mean for Europe? Do we even have such regional breakdowns?
I reiterate that i dont want to oppose, rather have genuine q, if world followed RCP8.5, what would this mean for Europe? Do we even have such regional breakdowns?
May 2, 2025 at 3:46 PM
As you wish! :) I tried my best in the grafic. (Hope it shows).
I reiterate that i dont want to oppose, rather have genuine q, if world followed RCP8.5, what would this mean for Europe? Do we even have such regional breakdowns?
I reiterate that i dont want to oppose, rather have genuine q, if world followed RCP8.5, what would this mean for Europe? Do we even have such regional breakdowns?
Hm where do they have cold spring? (Not here - we have a very run of the millspring)
Berkeley graph below March 2025.
Is it that little bit blue in the Bering?
Berkeley graph below March 2025.
Is it that little bit blue in the Bering?
April 22, 2025 at 8:29 PM
Hm where do they have cold spring? (Not here - we have a very run of the millspring)
Berkeley graph below March 2025.
Is it that little bit blue in the Bering?
Berkeley graph below March 2025.
Is it that little bit blue in the Bering?
yes that agrees nicely with what i found in a random googling
it doesnt specify India, only 'Asia' but thats more relevant bc as you see, the overwhelming part is now Asia. What NA/EU do about SO2 seems to matter little now. I dont know how shipping is accounted. (Or if it matters at scale).
it doesnt specify India, only 'Asia' but thats more relevant bc as you see, the overwhelming part is now Asia. What NA/EU do about SO2 seems to matter little now. I dont know how shipping is accounted. (Or if it matters at scale).
April 8, 2025 at 6:56 PM
yes that agrees nicely with what i found in a random googling
it doesnt specify India, only 'Asia' but thats more relevant bc as you see, the overwhelming part is now Asia. What NA/EU do about SO2 seems to matter little now. I dont know how shipping is accounted. (Or if it matters at scale).
it doesnt specify India, only 'Asia' but thats more relevant bc as you see, the overwhelming part is now Asia. What NA/EU do about SO2 seems to matter little now. I dont know how shipping is accounted. (Or if it matters at scale).
It's spring in my country, the Netherlands, and nice things are back :)
It grows just in the roadside.
It grows just in the roadside.
April 1, 2025 at 9:06 PM
It's spring in my country, the Netherlands, and nice things are back :)
It grows just in the roadside.
It grows just in the roadside.
I saw my first moth of the year ♥
February 27, 2025 at 3:49 AM
I saw my first moth of the year ♥