/sci/ I’m in a tough spot, and I need some help.
Im nearing 10 years on a weird journey of mine. A woman inspired me to do so much, to go to college, to get healthy, all this wonderful shit. She left my life around 5 or 6 years ago but I can’t move without her. Nobody mentally stimulates me like her. A spiritual connection almost. She called it fate like, I can remember every detail of the nights we spent, I can remember everything she wore, and how she smelled. She means everything to me. I said to my friends I would wait until my death for her, and ten years later my luck is just as good. My lungs aren’t doing so hot, and she’s still gone. And all the friends I really did have, have all gotten married, or are just not listening to this story after so long anymore. Do I go to her? She had blocked me, but I’ve changed so much from the bad boy she knew. I dont care if I die really, I just want the closure. I want her to know that there wasn’t a single night I didn’t think about her, there was no remedy or substitute for what she did to me, it’s all perfectly scientific, but I can’t explain why ten years later it still hurts to not have her here. It angers me, the work, the countless hours of work I’ve done, all for her, all this growth and progress. I could say I did it to feel better or whatever shit, but I belong to her. I just always did, her smile, man. Do I Big Boss it, and tell her it all anyway, just one more time, or should I leave this be and accept my possible demise regardless of my last minute feelings? It’s been in my head every day, for almost 10 years..
During the day the surface is heated by the Sun and convection occurs. The hot air rises until it reaches neutral bouyancy and is capped by the capping inversion, called the entrainment zone.
If anyone is able to explain HOW the planetary boundary layer is capped that would be really nice. All the sources I've seen just say inversion, but don't explain what causes it (or I'm just stupid and don't understand).
My advisor for my undergraduate thesis for next year just dropped out. He was reluctant but willing, saying my project sounded a little ambitious (I didn't really have a project, just access to a bunch of resources that I wanted to find some use for). He agreed to take me on and we could figure out a suitable project later. I've been working hard researching, and found a paper outlining the theoretical background for an experiment that has yet to be conducted. We have all the instrumentation needed to complete it, but he says they're highly specialized and outside of his realm of expertise and basically told me to look elsewhere.
I really wish he had told me sooner because now I'm scrambling to find someone to take me on with like a month before school starts. What do I do?
