として with a negative, meaning “not even”

“I’ve never once told a soul what happened on that day.”

あの日のこと、今まで誰一人として話したことはなかった。

Found in One Piece episode 50, ~ min. 14:50

Pink blossom.

Akihabara, Tokyo, Japan.

The little meep at the end 😭😭😭

(via That.Cat.Honey)

When you say the word “Bath”

(via YoungSamuelle)

Dog piñata!

(via MindyReminga)

Enjoying his bath!

(via OregonZoo)

“The very definition of big puppy eyes”

(Source)

Hey

If your anxiety, depression, or executive dysfunction is making you scroll endlessly on your phone or laptop

It’s okay, I’m not mad. It happens to everybody sometimes. It’s frustrating, isn’t it? But it’s time to get up now.

Don’t worry! You don’t have to do that

One Thing,

just get yourself a glass of water for now, or brush your teeth, or pet a cat.

After you’ve done that, maybe you could make yourself a nice cocoa, or open a window. If you’re feeling really crazy you might finish a homework problem, or respond to an e-mail, or wash a dish.

But no matter what, if you get up then you’re moving forward, and I’m

I know you’re having a difficult time, but I’m really glad you’ve made it this far, and I love you!

Have a nice day my friend, I’ll see you soon, but right now it’s time for you to get up.

@ every single person who reblogged this post by telling me that did something productive, from wiggling their toes to taking a drink to actually doing homework: I’m so so proud. Keep being strong, friends.

And if you reblogged even though it didn’t work last time, here’s hoping it will this time! I’m proud of you, too. 

College au Klance for @yawarakaiarts

Physics Vocabulary in Japanese

I made this vocab list because I always get stuck when people ask me to describe what I study as a physics student in Japanese. Even if you’re not a physics student, a lot of these words are useful as advanced vocab anyway, so I hope this post helps you! 

I also included a list of Japanese physics Nobel laureates because Japan is an important country in physics research and I thought it might be interesting to learn about some contributions Japanese people have made to the field.

physics terms:

物理・ぶつり・physics

速度・そくど・velocity

加速度・かそくど・acceleration

運動量・うんどうりょうmomentum

ベクトル・vector

テンソル・tensor

エネルギー・energy

仕事・しごと・work

力・ちから・force

電磁気力・でんじきりょく・electromagnetic force

重力・じゅうりょく・gravity

強い相互作用・つよいそうごさよう・strong nuclear force

弱い相互作用・よわいそうごさよう・weak nuclear force

電荷・でんか・charge

質量・しつりょう・mass

波・なみ・wave

素粒子・そりゅうし・particle

反粒子・はんりゅうし・antiparticle

原子・げんし・atom

電子・でんし・electron

陽子・ようし・proton

中性子・ちゅうせいし・neutron

クォーク・quark

中性微子・ちゅうせいびし・neutrino (or ニュートリノ)

光子・こうし・photon

グルーオン・gluon

ボソン・boson

標準模型・ひょうじゅんもけい・standard model

素粒子加速器・そりゅうしかそくき・particle accelerator

超対称性・ちょうたいしょうせい・supersymmetry

弦理論・げんりろん・string theory

ループ量子重力理論・ループりょうしじゅうりょくりろん・loop quantum gravity

physics classes/subjects:

天体物理学・てんたいぶつりがく・astrophysics

原子物理学・げんしぶつりがく・nuclear physics

素粒子物理学・そりゅうしぶつりがく・particle physics

量子力学・りょうしりきがく・quantum mechanics

熱力学・ねつりきがく・thermodynamics

統計力学・とうけいりきがく・statistical mechanics

相対性理論・そうたいせいりろん・relativity

ニュートン力学・ニュートンりきがく・newtonian mechanics

ラグランジュ力学・ラグランジュりきがく・langrangian mechanics

ハミルトン力学・ハミルトンりきがく・hamiltonian mechanics

場の量子論・ばのりょうしろん・quantum field theory

流体力学・りゅうたいりきがく・fluid dynamics

物性物理学・ぶっせいぶつりがく・condensed matter physics

実験物理学・じっけんぶつりがく・experimental physics

生物物理学・せいぶつぶつりがく・biophysics

化学物理学・かがくぶつりがく・chemical physics

微分幾何学・びぶんきかがく・differential geometry

ベクトル解析・ベクトルかいせき・vector calculus

複素解析・ふくそかいせき・complex analysis

Japanese Nobel laureates in physics:

湯川 秀樹・Yukawa Hideki (1949) for his prediction of the pi meson

朝永 振一郎 ・Tomonaga Shin-Ichiro (1965) for his contributions to the development of quantum electrodynamics

江崎 玲於奈・Esaki Leo (1973) for his work on electron tunneling 

小柴 昌俊・Koshiba Masatoshi (2002) for the detection of cosmic neutrinos

小林 誠と益川 敏英・Kobayashi Makoto and Masakawa Toshihide (2008) for explaining the origins of CP-violation

赤崎 勇と天野 浩 ・Akasaki Isamu and Amano Hiroshi (2014) for the invention of an efficient blue LED

梶田 隆章・Kajita Takaaki (2015) for the discovery of neutrino oscillations

@tomboyraven

Hey op, i noticed that proton neutron electron, positron, ect, all end with that one character. Does it have a meaning or is it just part of the words ?

It does! 子 means child, and if you were to translate the names of the particles by character meaning, electron would be ‘electricity child,’ proton would be ‘positive child,’ atom would be ‘original child,’ and so on. 

while 子 does generally mean child, as a suffix it has a few other meanings. in these cases it would be ‘small thing’ or even straight-up just ‘particle’

There are also many older words in Japanese that will end in a meaningless 子 (椅子 帽子 etc) because Mandarin added it as a suffix to many nouns in order to avoid issues with homophones.

of course if thinking of them as ‘child’ helps you, by all means continue, but you’ll end up with a lot of weird sounding concepts 😅

im still pissed off about シ and ツ

I don’t シ whaツ bad about this?

im going to stab you in the face

ソン of a—

There’s really ノ need to get ソ worked up over something as miンor as this!

ワt the フck is going on

this is my worst nightmare.

(‘anime scenery’ headers) ♡ like or reblog if you save.

this should be the most reblogged post on tumblr before it dies

We need to reblog this so much that the post breaks

Do not like

Keep. Reblogging.

i woke up and saw this and reblogged just for thin now any who back to sleep

So, anyone wanna move to discord and twitter with me?

….we should have realized this when it was presented to us

Whos next

Is this a human

He realized he was being watched, and had to stop being weird. God I love dogs.

This is worth being flagged

I could kill you right now…..but I won’t.