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THE GOLDEN TRIO PRESENTS: FEBRUARY BLOG OF THE MONTH

disclaimer: we are not a clique, and this is not intentioned to sound clique-y or pretentious. we are in no way elitist, and would love to talk to/be friends with everyone!! also, the golden trio is so much shorter than all three of our URLs and we are harry potter nerds!!

hey fam!! so edye, helena and i have decided to bring about a blog of the month for this coming year to give back to the lovely studyblr community, and also to promote up & coming studyblrs!! basically we’ll be choosing our favorite studyblr/appblr/medblr accounts :] here’s the rundown:

RULES:

write your main blog in the tags if your blog is a sideblog!!

please be a studyblr, appblr, langblr, medblr, lawblr (or any variation of those)

must be following harry, hermione and ron!!

reblog this post, please! (likes don’t count, but they’re cool if you want to bookmark the post!)

(optional) check out our instagrams: aristotelian, algcbra and edyebenedict!  

(optional) talk to us, tag us in your original posts!!

PRIZES:

a spot on all of our update tabs

+follow from all of us (if not already)

our eternal love + support

unlimited promos for the month of march!

jo will make you personal wallpapers/icons anytime you want!! (a photoshop slave lol)

Don’t panic. Get prepared and sort your things out.

Take some deep breaths.

Water droplets orbiting a needle in space.

This marvelous display of physics unfolded when tiny charged droplets of water were fired through a syringe towards a needle which was also statically charged. This experiment was conducted at the ISS in 2012.

The droplets remarkably began to orbit the needle, just like some satellites do around a cylindrical planet!

It’s the ISS and things float so, nothing exquisite about that but this demonstration is to illustrate the attraction of charged objects in space..

What is this sorcery?

Since the water droplets and the needle are charged, the droplets are attracted to the needle. But hey, those drops also have some velocity, so they end up orbiting the needle instead of sticking right to it.

How cool is that?

hi kids. Making a studyblr has been a super awesome motivator! This community is so positive and lovely i just :)  Anyway, I just hit a milestone sooo here it goes …. *drumroll* … tumblr awards.

Rules

must be following me

reblog this post! (likes dont count!)

please be a studyblr or a mainly study-related blog

this post needs to reach at least 40 notes

ends on November 17th

if your studyblr is a sideblog let me know when reblogging!  

Categories include!

favorite url

favorite eng/science studyblr

best tips and advice

best original content

favorite blogger

honorary mentions

more info:

all winners get a follow back from me :)

All winners get promos

Studyblr Photo Challenge - Thursday 22nd : Study session