The transporters in Star Trek can't work in real life due to the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle (if you know exactly where something is you can't know how fast it's moving) so in The Next Generation shows they mentioned 'Heisenberg compensators'. When asked how these compensators worked the writers replied "Very well, thank you".

In 1939, the teens are among the first known minors to transition with hormones. Mark told the Daily Mirror in 1939, “I feel I have worn these clothes all my life. I have always been a man at heart, and I am glad to be in trouser.” From "Before Gender: Lost Stories from Trans History, 1850-1950" (about to be released, by author Eli Erlick)

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Recovering Lost Stories from Trans History

Forgotten or destroyed trans narratives can still foster change for future trans generations.

#Trans #TransHistory #TransMasc

Louise V Durham, stained glass and driftwood sculpture, Shoreham by Sea, UK #womensart

His arrival was foretold during the Pop Art movement.

UK contemporary sculptor known as Anna & the Willow creates nature-inspired sculptures made from rods of willow 'Huntress of Skipton': Castle Woods in North Yorkshire 🏹 #womensart

"No, honestly I'm fine. You go ahead and take your photo first"

By Allison Bechdel (of Dykes To Watch Out For and also The Bechdel Test) - first published 1996 Things changed since then: apparently not a damn thing? This comic is 30 years old and evergreen.

German artist Cornelia Konrads creates site-specific installations using a variety of materials such as wood, stone, brick and steel wire, set in natural surroundings with elements of impermanence, transition and the surreal. Here’s ‘Passage’ (2007) #WomensArt #Art #Artwork #Artist

How baffled I feel each morning reading the news...

'You Blew Me Away 8' by sculptor Penny Hardy, sculpture made from upcycled scrap metal ⚙️ #WomensArt #Art #Artwork #Artist