Adult dating allendale & Adult dating pic: Fates Far Worse

17aint-so-sweet: I don't care if I have already reblogged this...

I don't care if I have already reblogged this a million times. I'm going to continue to reblog it every time I see it on my dashboard.

txchnologist: by Txchnologist Staff This is Bill Jones, a...

txchnologist:

by Txchnologist Staff

This is Bill Jones, a master scientific glassware maker who has been working at GE Global Research in Niskayuna, N.Y., for 33 years. Jones and his team are responsible for creating bespoke glass labware for scientists conducting experiments and developing high-tech materials.

Here, Jones is heating a tube of almost pure quartz to its softening point of around 1,700 degrees Celsius using hydrogen- and oxygen-burning torches. He then shapes the material, which is spinning on a modified lathe, according to the needs of the experiment it will be used in.

txchnologist: Vapor Manipulations by Michael Keller In the...

GE scientist Vincent Schaefer moves his hand through a supercooled cloud inside a GE lab freezer.

A supercooled cloud of moisture inside a lab freezer whose crystals have not yet begun to grow.

txchnologist:

Vapor Manipulations

by Michael Keller

In the 1940s, GE and government researchers were trying to figure out how to weaken the destructive power of hurricanes. Part of that work involved building an understanding of how ice crystals form in clouds. These animations come from a 1947 film showing scientists making snow in a lab freezer.

Nobel Prize winner Irving Langmuir teamed with Vincent Schaefer and Bernard Vonnegut to study the science of snow. Their experiments with weather control provided Bernard's brother, Kurt, the inspiration to write Cat's Cradle.

Read More