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Here's something that'll make your brain do a double take:
Everything you can actually see in the Milky Way—every star, planet, nebula, black hole, and cloud of gas—adds up to less than 10% of the galaxy's total mass!
The other ~90% is thought to be dark matter. It doesn't emit light, absorb light, or reflect light, so it's completely invisible.
So how do we know it's there? Because the stars orbiting the center of the Milky Way are moving way too fast. Based on the visible matter alone, they should've escaped the galaxy long ago. Instead, something unseen is supplying enough gravity to keep the whole thing together.
In other words, most of our galaxy is made of something we've never directly observed. The universe is quite comfortable hiding the majority of itself.
Oh, and if you're wondering why today's fact dropped so late, blame Ryusui. The idiot dragged me shopping, which somehow devolved into him trying to convince me I'd look "distinguished" in a lineup of overpriced suits.
I remain unconvinced. The suits were scientifically terrible. Ten billion percent a waste of time.
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Given that it is almost the end of Pride Month and based on the recent allegations. What exactly is your opinion on the LGBTQA+ community? Labels more specifically.
I know this isn't a particular topic you discuss scientifically! I am looking at it as a more "a posteriori" philosophy of logic and ethics.
I’ll keep it simple.
I’m fully in support of the LGBTQA+ community. Nature itself isn’t strictly binary; Sex characteristics, mating strategies, even behavior patterns in different species don’t fit into neat little boxes. Humans aren’t an exception to that complexity.
As for labels, I get why they exist, they’re useful tools for communication and understanding patterns. But I don’t really see myself as something that needs to be neatly filed into one. Most of them are just approximations anyway.
So I’d rather treat it as something fluid and changing. I’m me. And, who I’m drawn to isn’t about whether they fit some socially constructed category—it’s about the person themselves. Who they are.
So the other day I was out with one of my friends and she randomly started her period. Then Magma, in a stunning display of scientific illiteracy, asked 'why don't you just control it?'
Daily science reminder: that's not how biology works!
Menstruation is an involuntary process controlled by hormones. The body goes through a cycle where the uterine lining builds up in preparation for a possible pregnancy, and if that doesn't happen, the lining breaks down and leaves the body.
You can't just tell your organs 'hey, pause that.' If humans could manually control every biological function, we'd have solved a lot more problems by now!
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In case anyone was curious how the rest of college orientation went... I somehow ended up making a decent number of friends. Sure, being THE Dr. Stone probably gave me a head start, but it didn't exactly override the social anxiety. I got to my dorm (overnight orientation), grabbed a matcha frappe from Xenobucks, then sat on my phone for an hour.
Somewhere in there, I accidentally missed the dinner buffet because I heard Lillian Weinberg’s music blasting outside. Now, I didn't go out because I wanted to dance or anything. I spotted free snacks. That's logic.
I secured the chips, went back to my dorm, then immediately thought, What the hell is wrong with me? So I went back outside, called Tsukasa to complain, and he basically told me to quit being a little bitch and talk to someone.
So I did. Saw two people playing Jenga, joined in, and within half an hour it turned into eight people hanging out. Exchanged socials. Turns out leaving your room has a surprisingly high success rate.
Chrome stood in front of the soot-stained statue with his hands planted on his hips. He nodded once to himself before immediately scrunching up his face.
"...Actually..." He rubbed the back of his neck, avoiding the statue's blank stare. "That's kind of a rude nickname.” He let out an awkward laugh and lifted both hands in surrender. "Sorry."
Silence answered him, unsurprisingly.
Chrome rocked back on his heels, glancing over the blackened patches of stone that covered parts of her body.
"Anyway..." He gestured vaguely toward the scorch marks. "So... you died in a fire?” He tilted his head, studying her for a moment as though expecting the statue to correct him.
"...No offense," he added quickly, holding up a finger, "but that's a pretty lame way to go."He crouched down in front of the statue, resting his elbows on his knees. “I mean, if I ever got turned into stone..." He pointed a thumb at his chest with a grin. "...I'd wanna be doing something awesome."
Chrome spread his arms dramatically. "Like discovering the biggest cave in the world! Or finding some super rare mineral! Or wrestling a bear!"
He paused.
"...Actually, I'd probably lose to the bear."
He scratched his cheek sheepishly before looking back up at her.
"...Though..." His grin returned. "I guess becoming stone is already pretty awesome."
Reaching out, he gave the statue's shoulder a couple of light pats with the back of his hand.
"Still. If that's really what happened..." He shrugged. "...Sorry. That kinda sucks."
Chrome lingered there for another second before sitting cross-legged in the dirt, already reaching into the pouch at his waist.
"Anyway, wanna see what I found today?"
He pulled out a handful of glittering pyrite pieces and held them up toward the statue with an excited smile, as if showing them to an old friend.
"Pretty cool, right? I bet if you could talk, you'd tell me they're just rocks." He laughed to himself. "...You'd be wrong, though. They're really cool rocks."
LONG AND BITTERSWEET YAP ABOUT DR STONE ENDING BELOW:
It’s weird knowing that Dr. Stone is coming to an end. Despite originally dismissing the series when it first came out, it ended up becoming a huge part of my life and, in a lot of ways, part of my identity.
I first discovered Dr. Stone during a pretty rough period of my life. I was going through a depressive episode, dating someone who wasn't good for my mental health, and stuck in a friend group that I honestly couldn't stand. Around that time, I was about to fly to Japan and needed something to fill an eleven-hour plane ride. While scrolling through Netflix, I came across Dr. Stone. Funny enough, there was another anime I wanted to watch more at the time—Frieren—but it wasn't on Netflix yet. So I figured I'd watch an episode or two of Dr. Stone before my flight.
That was a mistake. Or maybe the best mistake ever.
I ended up pulling an all-nighter because I got so invested in it.
After that, I became completely obsessed. I rewatched every season, forced my friends to watch it, and somehow found myself enjoying things I hadn't cared about in years. I started writing again. Drawing again. Editing again. It sounds dramatic, but the series genuinely brought back parts of myself that I'd lost somewhere along the way. Eventually, I decided I wanted to interact with the community and leave my own mark on it.
Since writing has always been my strongest skill, I turned to fanfiction. The last time I'd written fanfiction was back in 2023 for Last Life SMP, which is honestly kind of hilarious looking back on it. Starting again felt daunting. But after posting my first Dr. Stone fic, something strange happened. I went from being relatively unknown to being recognized, supported, and loved by people who genuinely enjoyed what I created. It was an incredible feeling.
And funnily enough, writing Dr. Stone fanfiction also helped me realize how little love I was actually receiving in my own relationship at the time. I spent hours writing these heartfelt romances, these relationships built on trust, respect, and affection… things I wasn't really experiencing myself. In a weird way, the stories I wrote helped me understand what I deserved.
What surprised me most, though, was how much the series changed me outside of fandom. Before Dr. Stone, engineering was never something I genuinely cared about. It was just the major I planned on pursuing because it seemed practical, made good money, and fit the expectations around me. But somewhere along the way, I stopped seeing science and engineering as obligations and started seeing them as things that were genuinely fascinating. For the first time, I wasn't studying because I felt like I had to, or because I thought I’d get a decent reward for doing well, instead I was learning because I wanted to.
It also changed the way I viewed people. I was admittedly pretty cynical when I first started the series. But watching a story built around rebuilding civilization through cooperation made me appreciate how important other people can be. No one accomplishes anything completely alone. Whether it was the characters in the series or the people I met through the fandom, I started becoming more open to others and more appreciative of the connections I had. This is what led me to be so much more social my senior year, that and well, not being confined to my shitty ex-friend group.
My attitude toward academics changed too. Seeing knowledge portrayed as something exciting rather than exhausting made me take school much more seriously. I became more ambitious, more motivated, and more willing to push myself. Instead of seeing education as something I just had to survive, I started seeing it as a way to build the future I wanted.
And then there are the people. The friends I've met through this community are some of the funniest, kindest, and most talented people I've ever known. It's strange to think that a random anime I clicked on before a flight ended up introducing me to people I'll probably still be talking to years from now. 🥹💜
More than anything, Dr. Stone arrived in my life when I needed it most. It gave me a community when I felt isolated, creativity when I felt uninspired, and direction when I wasn't sure where I was going. It helped me rediscover old passions, find new ones, and become a version of myself that I like far more than the person who first pressed play on that Netflix episode.
For a series I almost skipped entirely, that's pretty incredible.
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