That one time I was saving up for a car but found myself at an SVP fundraiser where they had a bust casting of the one dinosaur I've reconstructed bone for bone up for auction. I can walk just fine thank you.

15 yrs later and that dino bust now greets me goin into my work area, next to a pic of the full skeletal rebuild of Anzu I'd done just before. Now to spend the weekend refining the Nucleus Octetralator, building to explore atomic bond angles and the forces that act upon them.

Could fit all this into one small box, might do that. And make the top half easier to remove/replace. This is what input models are for...

Box is cool, but unwieldy assembled. Large part of tabletop just to project angles of nuclei. Interesting, but not useful. What would be useful? One back up at atomic scale. So long attometers and femtometers, time to go back to picometers, Angstroms, and nanometers. Oh my.

Applying the Framework to atomic states once back up on the Nanometer scale. Fun to finally hold an atom more accurately, these Van Der Waal cages can be added or removed casually.

Oh boy, lil' rant: I'm both baffled and irate at the immense lack of overlap between various fields of science. It's wild how overly isolated various fields have become, so much that they are often speaking and looking at the SAME phenomenon but insist on using isolated terms