#Dr. Weir

[whackymormonfemboy]

Mfw the dimension of pure chaos and torment gives you a free top surgery

#event horizon #event horizon 1997 #william weir #dr. weir #body horror

[spockvarietyhour]

Will the real Doctor Weir Please stand up?

Bonuses:

#Yes they're all Weirs and yes they're Doctors #These are all my Weir girlfriends and yes: they smoke weed #Event Horizon #The 6th Day #Stargate SG1 #Stargate Atlantis #SGA #Griffin Weir #Dr. Weir #Elizabeth Weir #Elizabeth Weir MK I #Alt Weir #Replicator Weir #Fran Weir #Robert Duvall #Sam Neill #Torri Higginson #Michelle Morgan #Jessica Steen #it's not a stargate rewatch rewatch #The 6th Day Rewatch

[judgeverse]

i enjoy dr. weir but i’m not convinced she has a diplomat’s personality

#stargate #stargate atlantis #dr. weir #elizabeth weir #sga #my memes

[the-mushroom-faerie]

a headcanon hill I am willing to die on is that Elizabeth can use Atlantean (not necessarily all Ancient, but Atlantean) technology without the ATA gene simply because Atlantis Likes Her

#stargate #stargate atlantis #also daniel can because he deserves it after ascending twice #how can you ascend and descend therefore practically rewriting your genetic makeup and NOT have the ata gene #dr elizabeth weir #nothing in like Antarctica or the Tower works for elizabeth but atlantis is just like ....i like this one #also same for radek like radek probably could work the chair if given the chance simply bc lantis will be like eh ill allow it #the Ancients made a genetic key for their technology only for their technology to go fuck you i like this one

[glimborgus]

eden made me do it

#dr hoffnar #hofnarr #dr hofnarr #madcom #madness combat #madness combat fanart #madness project nexus #madcom fanart #hoffnar #madness combat hoffnar #madness combat hofnarr #madcom hofnarr #i am deeply sorry for this #i dont think? it's weir ?? idk #my friend said i didnt need to tag it suggestive or nun so i didn #sorry if wrong decision #hofposting #my art

[jojotier]

listen andy weir Excels in "nonthreatening white man protag ends up in a Space Survival Situation with some of the best and most well articulated hard-sci-fi on the market" plots (this is said affectionately) and he really has some misses in the "other rep" department but like. i can't even be mad. like the choices he makes for non-white and female characters can be Baffling but it never reads like it's some kind of Hidden Bias Thinking That The Other Is Evil it just genuinely feels earnest and i can respect that

#andy weir #things i've read #project hail mary #this is about dr dubois. #also stratt

[dromaeocore]

"Humans are amaze. You leave ship." "Yeah, I guess." "Amaze is wrong word," he says. "Amaze is compliment. Better word is ♫♪♫♪." "What's that mean?" "It is when person not act normal. Danger to self." "Ah," I say, adding the new chord to my language database. "Crazy. My word for that is 'crazy'." "Crazy. Humans are crazy." I shrug.

I loved that part lol. Have a Ryland on a spacewalk by Adrian. Going directly into space is pretty crazy now that I think about it xD

#my art #project hail mary #fanart #andy weir #ryland grace #dr. ryland grace #spacesuit #astronaut #science fiction

[verocd]

#stargate #stargate atlantis #sga #joe flanigan #john sheppard #torri higginson #dr elizabeth weir #elizabeth weir #tv series #scifi series

[jul3sss07]

im shifting for this gay ppl?

the answer is yes, yes i am

#bethan #serica #etharah #mbav stuff #ethan morgan #erica jones #benny weir #sarah fox #mbav #rory keaner #cameron kennedy #rory mbav #erica mbav #sarah mbav #benny mbav #ethan mbav #shifting #dr #mbav dr #mbav shifting #desire reality #gay #yn

[continentalblue]

ryland grace is so babygirl to me

#epic cringe fail moment: blue falls in love with yet another one of andy weir's protagnists #andy weir #phm #project hail mary #ryland grace #dr. ryland grace #phm ryland

[california-112]

#the scientist speaks #stargate sg1 #stargate #elizabeth weir #this caught me off guard fr #my girl??? where is she??? #just finished sg1 s7 by the way #my thanks to pomegranate-fruit for this idea #torri higginson #jessica steen #no shade to jessica #she was just not the dr weir i was looking for

[fideidefenswhore]

Who is your most hated Seymour? For me, it's John, Thomas, Edward and Jane.

roflmao, tbf, i know intellectually that there's not enough there there to justify hating john seymour, but he does give me bad vibes...whatever happened with catherine fillol was weird and i do get the sense he was involved even if not in the rumored way. and also, when siblings hate each other to such an extent, it's often bcus they were pit against each other by their parents, so i get the sense he was not a good father (there's some debate on whether he died late 1536 or 1535, tbf, but if it was the former it's strange that none of children seemed to mourn his death, that he wasn't mourned at court as the queen's father, etc) . margery doesn't have enough about her known for me to judge; it's sort of weird to me that this stereotype has fallen she and jane had a bad relationship and her favorite child/daughter was elizabeth (this occurs in like...several...novels). we don't have an equivalent positive remark to 'next to mine own mother, no woman alive i know better' (AB, about her own, and to bridget wingfield), nor any records of them often being in each other's company during significant events or eras, but we don't have anything negative either. i get you have to make choices in fiction and 'neutral' is not an interesting one but like...damn.

what's interesting about edward and thomas is that, even before their sister becomes queen, edward is not spoken of well by his contemporaries. very early (iirc, 1535) on, his 'small conscience' is decried, and he becomes such an avaricious figure that cromwell and the king have to interfere in his attempts to manipulate and loophole property laws to his own advantage and the impoverishment of others (and, not usually in his favor, despite him being a royal in-law). thomas, however, seems like he's better liked in the 1530s, although this can maybe be attributed to him being more of a nonentity (a comparative example is some tudor authors insisting GB was 'better liked' than his sister anne-- not true, it seems-- or more often, that their sister mary was...which is probably true, but also probably more indicative of relative lack of power and positions and leverage than 'kinder' personality)...it's not until the 1540s that we get comments of the same genre ("somewhat empty of manner"). thomas thus seems more like a figure of gradual corruption, his arrogance was increased was by his nephew becoming king, it seems, and resentment brought out an ugly side of his character (arguably, the same with edward, just earlier on).

it's extremely unpopular to say this on here, but yeah, jane is definitely not a favourite of mine, either. but i don't think my reasons for this are really common...i don't care if she slept with henry before marriage, i don't care if she didn't, i just find her biographers weirdly contradictory in their judgements of her character, the nature of her rise, and her own beliefs. there's also like, this sense of historic illiteracy from some of her defenders...joining a royal household (as far as the most prestigious positions, that is) was not the equivalent of serfdom (as in, they could leave at any time). jane's supporters were courtiers who hated anne, so it's reasonable to assume she did, as well. so, there's this sort of moral hypocrisy about jane as a figure and her advancement and how she came to her position that has always prevented me from warming to her as a figure. 'she hated anne and all she stood for' explains her involvement in her downfall, but not her securing the position in her household in the first place. and by virtue of her close proximity to anne as queen, she also knew that it was nigh impossible that she was actually guilty of the accusations of adultery.

what else...her defenders insist that the oaths of supremacy and succession were anathema to her moral compass, yet she likely did have to have had taken them herself, just as a subject, and if not that then definitely as a member of anne's household. this wouldn't have martyred/imperiled her life, althought it probably would have her career (elizabeth darrell never took these, so i wonder if the penalty for women was different...? barton is often cited as an example but this was not in her indictment. princess mary seems to almost have been a victim of this, but it might've been more that her signing was more important since she was a rallying point for dissenters).

and even if jane never took these, the presence of noblewomen serving anne as queen lent to her greater image of royal legitimacy. she had to have known that, and if she didn't believe her position was legitimate...then why be part of that tapestry? there's not an equivalent to her predecessor to be made here, not when anne left her own predecessor's household and began her own as soon as she came to believe catherine was not legitimately queen or henry's wife. any credulousness towards contemporary report of this time would suggest anne was extremely hostile towards her rival, but there is a difference between declaring that you'd sooner watch your rival hanged before revering them and, well...actually doing that (...essentially, if not literally).

actually, i don't think there's actually much to suggest jane was set against the religious supremacy unless you make some suppositional leaps (the dissolution wasn't so explicitly connected here, her support of mary as princess, even if rather cosmetic, could be seen as support for her decision not to take those oaths herself for nigh on two years...). nor against succession acts as brought by parliament, since the same illegitimized any potential rivals to her future children, and she seemed to make a point in one of her only pieces of writing we have in emphasizing edward's legitimacy (implicitly, at the expense of her stepdaughters).

the narrative fiction i probably dislike about jane the most is this idea that she was so reverent of catherine's memory, it's really fucking weird, honestly... it bothers me because i know it's embellished to increase reader/viewer (the tudors comes to mind) sympathy and somehow for me it does the opposite, lol. there's something about the concept of her trading on the memory of this beloved woman (who, herself, probably didn't even remember jane, there's nothing to suggest any kind of friendship between them) who was exiled, this woman whom jane did not a single thing for (not even abstaining from joining the household of her rival), that just really grosses me out. henry was the one who was her husband, and obviously he was a fucking asshole to and about her, but there's at least something more...direct, in his attempted erasure of her memory. it's always bothered me that it's never acknowledged that the antecedent (which was carried on throughout) to jane's queenship was the erasure of both her predecessors, the illegitimization of both their daughters, both of them being subordinated, and, more or less (mary present for christmas, elizabeth not, but both there during the rebellions) equally expelled from court.

#purplefictionlover #tl; dr that got way longer than i expected . lol #but yeah honestly jane would be a more appealing figure to me were this not the case #if she were sort of neutral about coa. idt i have hated a fictional character as much as i hated weir's iteration of her lmao #sobbing in her bed for 24 hours straight the day of anne's coronation... #sobbing in her bed for 24 hours straight the day of coa's death.... #i felt oh so kh in the tudors #'it's not aBOUT YOUUUUUU ' #bcus the thing is that if she was... how did she justify. any of that? #did she just hate herself? the answer alison weir gives us is yes and that was exhausting to read #she is very very self-loathing in not having been able to do anything for catherine and she hates her family for 'making' her join anne's #household and i fell asleep and snored so deeply it registered on the richter scale #the belief from this genre of tudor authors seems to be women are just disgusting if they had any sort of agency #(weir really reduces anne's agency as well...at least early on #and they're both very very dull as a result)

[kira-nerys-rocks]

Fixed the promo shoots to include Teylabeth

Requested from @stargatelov3r ♥️

#Teylabeth #teylabeth edit #dr elizabeth weir #elizabeth weir #teyla emmagan #Elizabeth weir x teyla emmagan #stargate atlantis #stargate #sga #stargate sga #torri higginson #rachel luttrell #eli creates

[graceoutinspace]

Could astrophage potentially be used as a coolant for nuclear reactors? I'm not a nuclear physicist, but I think it could?

I mean, in theory, yes. If you tried hard enough. But in practice it's unwise. Astrophage is quite volatile when you get down to it, and the chances of a big explosion when you have that much of it around are likely higher than the average nuclear engineer would want, especially seeing as if the astrophage does explode, it would ionize everything around it and cover a large area in radioactive material.

#TL;DR: in theory yes in practice no #though i will say i am not the most versed in the world in the intricacies of coolants in nuclear reactors #|| blog tags: #graceoutinspace #project hail mary #andy weir #phm #ask blog

[the-mushroom-faerie]

the replicators "ship of theseus"d Elizabeth and Atlantis fell for it.

#do i know what this means? no #am i hoping someone will come along and reblog to explain this freshly awake thought? yes #stargate #stargate atlantis #justice for elizabeth weir #dr elizabeth weir #the replicators

[bookwormfan1495]

The oversharing during a biology lesson will never not be funny.

#project hail mary #do you call her Dr Shapiro while having sec #of course. that’s her name #i kind of like it #ryland grace #Martin Dubois #Annie Shapiro #tmi #andy weir