A small, very limber tuxedo cat sits on top of a microwave oven, hanging over the open door, using one paw to arrange kibble on a stack of white styrofoam plates. One plate has been knocked askew onto a pile of spilled kibble on the counter. Correction: the pile of kibble on the counter is the control sample, and the plate on top is supposed to shield it from the microwave, if he figures out how to make it run with the door open. Results are inconclusive at this point.

Le Petit Monsieur's experiment to determine the effects of non-ionizing irradiation on kibble has been hampered by his inability to make the microwave run with the door open. So far.
#CatsInSTEM #caturday #catsofbluesky #scienceystuff

*picks up THE remote* ⏪⏮️

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Medium sized tomatoes on a bed of fresh rosemary, sprinkled with basil, fennel seed, salt and pepper with garlic cloves nestled amongst the tomatoes. Tomato confit…

Can’t…doing #ScienceyStuff 🍽️

#WhatsCooking

Tweets can better predict heart disease rates than income, smoking and diabetes, study finds The more tweets associated with negative emotions there were in a county, the more people in that county died from coronary heart disease.

Tweets can better predict heart disease rates than income, smoking and diabetes #health #socialmedia #scienceystuff

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