What have you learned today? GIVE ME ANSWERS OR GIVE ME DEATH!!!

[blueangel06661]

I learned how to put up dishes in my cooking class. At our table we alternate the title as a dishwasher when we bake something. So it was my turn.. But since I come with 0 house keeping skills all I did was dry the dishes and put them in the right place in the storage room.


It's a lot of work walking back and forth across the kitchen from the sink to storage room caring large bowls, measuring cups, whisk, cupcake pans etc. Plus some things went on top shelf.... I'm extremely short so that was a task all on it's own.

[Velvet_Nightmare]

I learned [again] that I'm too sensitive and that I blow things out of context.
On a brighter side I also learned that I can bounce back.

[chiizu]

I have learned that puppy mills are very sad places =(

[MissAstaire]

I learned that there is going to be a Pirates 4. Thank you, Julianna Nichols!

I may have been a little slow on the uptake though... >_>

[Yuuki Kurosu]

I as well learned that Puppy Mills are sad places. >.<;

[-Kitsune-]

Yesterday I learned that anti-biotics do nothing for bronchitis because it's a viral infection.
I also learned I have bronchitis >>;

[Uta-chan~]

I learnt that my english speech is due next week! T_T

Also what the squiggly line on piano music sheets [on the chord] means.

[MomijiTMO]

HPLC machines cost a bomb!

Second year chem students suck for dropping a conical flask containing pyridine. =| I'm not impressed.

[Star Gazer]

I learned that no matter how hard I try to b a good person,everyone will think of me as a bad person!
And My brothers will always b everyone's Fav!!!!!!!!!!
I HATE THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[gd0929918]

i learned it's apparently weird to be white otaku, but being a twinkie is perfectly acceptable.

[Eris]

Spin-orbit coupling. It has to do with how electrons perceive the atoms they spin around, it so turns out, they see the atom as spinning around the electron, which in turns gives rise to a magnetic field, which has an effect on the electron-atom interaction.

[gd0929918]

Spin-orbit coupling. It has to do with how electrons perceive the atoms they spin around, it so turns out, they see the atom as spinning around the electron, which in turns gives rise to a magnetic field, which has an effect on the electron-atom interaction.

has anyone scientifically proven this by experiments and not just mathematical theories yet?

[Eris]

has anyone scientifically proven this by experiments and not just mathematical theories yet?

Yes, it is backed by experimental data. In fact, I used it in a lab today to calculate a pretty accurate value of the constant known as the Bohr magneton.

[Perpetual Specter]

I learned today about binary acids, their chemical symbols/equations, etc and that someone is irritated with me still.

[Ωmega]

Closed for length ^_^