Duolingo recently rolled out a new feature that includes a dynamic list of vocabulary terms as new lessons are completed. I love this feature and its way of keeping track of words and phrases that are getting rusty, but I want a way to categorize the terms based on subject. Until a feature like that rolls out (if ever), I’m going to start posting subject- and lesson-specific vocabulary lists for Duolingo Spanish.
el análisis analysis
la atmósfera atmosphere
la ciencia science
el científico, la científica scientist
el concepto concept
los descubrimientos discoveries
la distancia distance
el elemento element
la energía energy
el equilibrio balance, equilibrium
la filosofía philosophy
la física physics
la fórmula formula
la función function
la información information
el laboratorio laboratory
el límite limit
la línea line
la masa mass
la materia matter
la medida measurement
el método method
el núcleo core, nucleus
la observación observation
la profundidad depth
el promedio average
la proporción proportion
las proteínas proteins
los puntos points
el químico, la química chemist
la superficie surface
la sustancia substance
la técnica technique
el técnico technician
la tecnología technology
la teoría theory
la temperatura temperature
la tesis thesis
la Tierra Earth
el universo universe
la velocidad speed
el volumen volume
History student falls in love with astrophysics student by Keaton St. James
(patreon)
[poem text: listen, nine hundred and fifty years before jesus was a child shaking willow leaves out of his tangled curls, the author of the song of solomon wrote: behold, you are beautiful; your eyes are doves.
what i’m trying to say is that, in this universe which sculpted itself from a baptism of fire, i am the moon swept up by your tenderness. you’ve got me dreaming foreign words: gravity, ellipsis, perigee, until all i can think about is becoming anchored into orbit around the saltwater-green landscape of your laughter.
listen, plato of ancient greece wrote that the souls we each have now are only halves. that in a frenzy of blood zeus severed us from each other, so we rely on the blind tugging of our hearts. you say my name and i want to knit my bones into your bones, smooth away the boundaries of our heartbeats.
what i’m trying to say is that if the temperature inside those wild pockets of interstellar dust hits right near absolute zero, carbon monoxide and dihydrogen molecules condense together in the dark nebula to form stars. if you’re ready, i want to make you shiver like that. /end poem text.]
Did I daydream this, or was there a website for writers with like. A ridiculous quantity of descriptive aid. Like I remember clicking on " inside a cinema " or something like that. Then, BAM. Here's a list of smell and sounds. I can't remember it for the life of me, but if someone else can, help a bitch out <3
the cruel choice between pdf (free) vs physical copy (annotatable)
22. jan 2021
school started for me this past tuesday so im hoping to post a lot unlike last semester! these are some small chem notes from unit 1 that my cat completely wrinkled...
Astronomy Lecture Powerpoints
Astronomy Lecture Notes (Textbook-Like)
Astronomy Notes
Astronomy Lecture Notes (Alaska)
Astronomy Lecture Powerpoints (Trinity)
Astronomy Lecture Notes (MIRA)
Astronomy Lecture Powerpoints (Rutten)
Modern Astronomy Lecture Notes
Astronomy Lecture Powerpoints (Wickman)
Solar System Astronomy Lecture Notes
Astronomy Lecture Notes
Astronomy Lecture Notes (Mitchell)
Astronomy Lecture Notes (Rochester)
Time Systems Lecture Notes
Earth and Sky Notes
Galactic Structure and Stellar Populations Lecture Notes
Stars, Galaxies, and the Universe Lecture Notes
Astronomical Techniques
Essential Radio Astronomy
Introduction to Astronomy
Equations and Formulas
Essential Physics Equations
MCAT Physics Equations
Frequently Used Physics Equations
General Physics Notes
Physics Lecture Notes (MIT)
University Physics (Textbook-Like)
General Physics I
Physics Lecture Notes (Colorado)
Physics Lecture Notes (Rochester)
Physics Lecture Notes (Cabrillo)
Physics Lecture Notes (Trinity)
Physics Notes
Physics Videos (Flipping Physics)
Physics Ch 1 to 8 Lecture Notes
Feynman Physics Lecture Notes
Electromagnetism
Electromagnetism Lecture Notes
Feynman Electromagnetism and Matter Lecture Notes
Mechanics
Mechanics (Physics) Lecture Notes
Mechanics (Physics) Powerpoint Slides
Feynman Quantum Mechanics Lecture Notes
Physics and Astronomy
Physics of the Interstellar Medium Lecture Notes
Physics for Astronomy Lecture Notes (Textbook-Like)
Radio Astronomy (Physics 728)
Physics: Astronomy, Astrophysics, and Cosmology
Inorganic Chemistry Chapter Notes
Inorganic Chemistry Lecture Notes
Inorganic Chemistry 2 Lecture Notes
Advanced Inorganic Chemistry Lecture Notes
Formulas and Equations
Calculus Cheat Sheet
AP Calculus Basic Formulas and Properties
Calculus 1 Formulas
Basic Calculus: Rules and Formulas (Video)
Differential Formulas
Integral Calculus Formulas
The Basics
Basic Calculus Refresher
Single Variable Calculus
Multivariable Calculus (Textbook-like)
Basics of Calculus (Textbook-like)
Calculus for Beginners
Calculus 1
Calculus (Textbook-like)
Calculus 1 (Textbook-like)
Calculus 1 Video Lectures
Calculus 1 Lecture Notes
Calculus 1 Lecture Notes (Northern Illinois)
Calculus 1 Lecture Notes (Citadel)
Calculus 1 Compact Lecture Notes
Calculus Lecture Notes (Raz Kupferman)
Introduction to Calculus Lecture Notes
Calculus 2
Calculus 2 Lecture Notes
Calculus 2 Lecture Notes (Northern Illinois)
Calculus 2 Notes (Illinois State)
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Calculus 2 Lecture Notes (Textbook-like)
Calculus 2 (Textbook-like) (Dawkins)
Calculus 2 Lecture Videos
Calculus 2 Class Notes
Calculus 2 Materials (Notes, Handouts, Etc.)
Calculus 3
Calculus 3 Lecture Notes (Lamar)
Calculus 3 Lecture Videos
Calculus 3 (Dawkins)
Calculus 3 (Notes, Homework, Quizzes)
Notes for Calculus 3
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Other Calculus
Integral Calculus Lecture Notes
Algebra and Differential Calculus
Differential and Integral Calculus (Textbook)
Differential and Integral Calculus (Lecture Notes & Old Exams)
Computer Science Calculus Lecture Notes
Calculus for Physics C
Analytic Geometry and Calculus 2
Notes on the History of Astronomy
History of Astronomy Powerpoint
Early History of Astronomy
History of Radio Astronomy
NASA History
Neolithic Astronomy
Mesopotamian Astronomy
Islamic Astronomy
Indian Astronomy
Greek Astronomy
Chinese Astronomy
Egyptian Astronomy
Mayan Astronomy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
South African National Space Agency
Canadian Space Agency
National Space Research and Development Agency
Italian Space Agency
Norwegian Space Center
Korea Aerospace Research Institute
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
UK Space Agency
Australian Space Agency
This is really interesting! Is there any reason why this would be useful? Is it useful, apart from getting to save paper?
Pro-tip: You can use paper twice if you take your notes in pencil first and then write over it in pen.
@shitstudyblr please validate me
Mushroom landart by Jill Bliss