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Aug. 30th, 2006 07:53 amI'm freezing. When three long-sleeved somethings fail to keep one warm, one might assume that one is ill.
I asked a stupid question in geology, but I'm cheered by the fact that other people were wondering the same thing. The core of the earth is made with iron, molten around the center, then solid around the very center. It's all been theoretically proven with waves and stuff. So, considering the increased heat of the center of the earth, I asked why the center-center wasn't liquid. It was the pressure. Of course! I discounted an entire variable. That was stupid. Well, I didn't discount it. I just didn't think that the gravitational pull had such an extreme affect on the matter, despite the temperature. Still stupid. Oh well. I almost fell asleep in class again today. When I'm learning about something concrete, I want to be able to hold the stones. Connect with the idea of how old the rocks really are. I can do that in the lab.
History was, as always, very engaging.
There was a firedrill when I was out on the balcony of the library, trying to warm up. I had my head down on the table because I was also trying to read for Human Sit. So, yes, I might have been almost sleeping. It was very, very cold.
I'm freezing.
Oh! I learned today that glass is sort of unstable, molecularly. Not structured like crystals. Haphazard. Whimsical. That makes me like it even more.
I asked a stupid question in geology, but I'm cheered by the fact that other people were wondering the same thing. The core of the earth is made with iron, molten around the center, then solid around the very center. It's all been theoretically proven with waves and stuff. So, considering the increased heat of the center of the earth, I asked why the center-center wasn't liquid. It was the pressure. Of course! I discounted an entire variable. That was stupid. Well, I didn't discount it. I just didn't think that the gravitational pull had such an extreme affect on the matter, despite the temperature. Still stupid. Oh well. I almost fell asleep in class again today. When I'm learning about something concrete, I want to be able to hold the stones. Connect with the idea of how old the rocks really are. I can do that in the lab.
History was, as always, very engaging.
There was a firedrill when I was out on the balcony of the library, trying to warm up. I had my head down on the table because I was also trying to read for Human Sit. So, yes, I might have been almost sleeping. It was very, very cold.
I'm freezing.
Oh! I learned today that glass is sort of unstable, molecularly. Not structured like crystals. Haphazard. Whimsical. That makes me like it even more.