So I clicked on this not knowing what it was or who it was by and as I read it was like "Wait, is this the liquid sunshine I had Icky drinking?" And sure enough, it's from Ambrose. Love it when a throwaway line inspires an article.
It was discovered that SCP-4554-1 is comprised primarily of near-stationary electrons. Under the view of a microcamera, it was observed that these electrons
that's not how electrons work
you can't observe individual electrons with a camera
This is a simple but will organized idea. I like it! But I also have questions with this sentence.
It was discovered that SCP-4554-1 is comprised primarily of near-stationary electrons. Under the view of a microcamera, it was observed that these electrons periodically spontaneously convert to photons of wavelength 597nm, and move approximately 20 micrometers.
Not to mention if the SCP-4554-1 consists mostly of near-stationary electrons, it will be near absolute zero cold. But why do you mention this 20-micrometer movement? Why is this movement important to the effect of SCP-4554-1?
the sunniest D
+1
Despite all my rage… I am still a bacteriophage.
