Kommandos - Commands

nasa-official!!!!!! why is it that the Rosette nebula only appears red in some photos? Is that how it appears optically, or is that just how it appears in one of the spectra that we read it in?

Well whenever you see red in nebulae, thats typically due to hydrogen being excited. The Rosette Nebula is actually classified as an H II region. H II (singly ionized hydrogen) regions are caused by some source of energy, kicking the electron out of the hydrogen atom and keeping it out.

So Rosette is definitely red. To strengthen this effect, pictures are often taken using a Hydrogen-Alpha filter which (you guessed it) only lets the light in from this transition!!! But, sometimes people want to look at what’s going on in the nebula in different wavelengths too

Psychology & Handwriting Analysis: Size

Aristotle spoke of dividing man into three aspects: the mind, the body, and the spirit: “Speech is the expression of ideas or thoughts or desires. Handwriting is the visible form of speech. Just as speech can have inflections of emotions, somewhere in handwriting is an expression of the emotions underlying the writer’s thoughts, ideas, or desires.”

Meaning: The size of the writing reveals whether a person is feeling socially extroverted or introverted. It also reveals your capacity for concentration.

Note: Sometimes your size changes, look at the definitions that describe your mood.

1. Overly Large Handwriting:

This person demands to be seen & heard

This writer overdoes (exaggerates) the size in compensation for an inner feeling of smallness and/or unimportance

Obsession with attention & will go to great lengths to obtain it

Displays obsessive tendencies by writing huge letters (to call attention on himself)

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hey!! so a lot of us are interested about space but don’t know how to go about studying about it, this is a masterpost for all of those people who wish to learn about the universe <3

learn!!!

astronomy crash course

space + nasa news

bbc space

nasa space place

best space documentaries

best space books + sci-fi

best science + tech podcasts

posts + fun stuff!!

how we’d live on mars infographic

my space tag on my main blog!! [actually my url means space in maltese B-)]

the nasa instagram which is my fav!!!

nasa shop

nasa website yo!!!

spatial tunes

fav space app!!!!

25 best space movies

spatial studyspo here

my masterposts

notes, studying, and self-study resources

self-study resources

supplies

igcse resources

improving your handwriting

how to studyblr

literature masterpost

organisation

aesthetically pleasing notes

annotating

studying a foreign language

really great apps

math

college + uni

motivation

biology

+ more

hope this helps!!! feel free to come talk to me about space anytime <3

Good afternoon! This is the notes I’m trying to finish today. I just realized that I kept using pink in my recent post. It’s not even my favorite color lol (it’s green if any or you is wondering😂💚). Have a lovely day guys! 🌸✨

Studygram: @natastudies

08.12.2017; my arabic exam is really close, so i must start working harder now. i don’t think i’ll do great because i’m way behind my classmates (i joined the class two months later than them), but i feel like i’m learning so much, i feel way more confident with the language now, and it makes me so happy ♡

also, i started a new book under my father’s recommendation: ‘the seven minutes’ by irving wallace.

emma! do you have any great gel pen brands that are really nice to give as a gift? like kikki k style without being from kikki k if that makes sense

Hey! My favourite gel pens at the moment are Pilot pens (either the Juice or G2) and the Zebra Sarasa pens! They don’t exactly have that Kikki K style but really nice ink. If you wanted their particular look, you could try putting the ink from one pen into the Kikki K pen xx

Hey! I have to do a quick presentation (like 2 minutes, tops) about literally any topic for a nuclear science class. I was thinking something along the lines of radiation in space but I'm clueless. Any suggestions?

You could talk about nuclear fusion in the core of stars, and how stars don’t create elements heavier than iron because instead of creating energy through fusion it requires energy.

All elements heavier than iron are formed during supernovae. After a star dies, the energy can be transferred into creating heavier elements! Thank a dead star for your existence

Mistakable Verbs in German:

This is a list of German Verbs I sometimes mistake because they look similar.

 I hope it can be useful for you too. :) 

Schieben: to push sth.

Schießen: to shoot.

Schließen: to close; to shut.

Leihen: to borrow sth.

Leiden: to suffer.

Laden: to load/charge sth.

Fliehen: to escape

Fliegen: to fly

Fließen: to flow.

Denken: to think

Danken: to thank

Liegen: to lie.

Legen: to put.

Rennen: to run.

Regnen: to rain.

Scheiden: to divide.

Scheinen: to shine/ to seem.

Waschen: to wash.

Wachsen: to grow.

Wachen: to be awake

Sitzen: to sit.

Setzen: to set.

Biegen: to bend.

Bieten: to offer

Day 3 [3.2.17]: Favourite study methods

I like to make electronic notes, then I rewrite them out (my chemistry notes are in the shot) and also make flip cards with my daiso word cards! I enjoy using mildliners/any highlighters to make it look pretty, but notes are mainly for memorising. (Practicality > aesthetic)