Annual cycles of phytoplankton biomass in the subarctic Atlantic and Pacific Ocean https://t.co/FcBzKqXzZn #AGUpubs http://pic.twitter.com/1CCXVCPk68
— Am Geophysical Union (@theAGU) February 29, 2016
Saturn's moons Janus and Tethys: made of similar materials, but very different worlds https://t.co/DbtkadmS5g http://pic.twitter.com/DD74u3OfHn
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) February 29, 2016
In case you missed it... YEEEEEEEEEAS LEO!!! #Oscars 😍👊🎉 http://pic.twitter.com/3QnSjqZXXI
— LOOK magazine (@Lookmagazine) February 29, 2016
Devetashka Cave, Bulgaria http://pic.twitter.com/b6pXK8kd4U
— Earth Pics (@ThatsEarth) February 28, 2016
Saturn's moons Mimas and Rhea, and the rings. Details: https://t.co/NrtnBnVQiL #SaturnSaturday http://pic.twitter.com/vIs99UB6d4
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) February 27, 2016
The story of the UK's first oil well -@PetroleumGroup @HOGGroup conference coming next week! https://t.co/g642QGMKjX http://pic.twitter.com/qZ1cmIxBMo
— Geological Society (@geolsoc) February 26, 2016
You've never seen Pluto like this! Enhanced color pic shows ethereal scene w/ frozen canyons https://t.co/C2cKxN1ofo http://pic.twitter.com/31k7LUOl95
— NASA (@NASA) February 25, 2016
Pulsar timing arrays are essentially gravitational wave detectors as big as the Milky Way https://t.co/2R6B3S1DsR http://pic.twitter.com/VqZXmxsFrk
— Scientific American (@sciam) February 25, 2016
A Supernova through Galaxy Dust: https://t.co/uCuP5zrlYz by @stsci @AURADC @NASA @HubbleHeritage @hubble_space http://pic.twitter.com/VX3EyDkbpx
— Astro Pic Of The Day (@apod) February 23, 2016
Group Photo: from top to bottom, Saturn's moons Tethys, Enceladus and Mimas https://t.co/rrXsxPy0RK http://pic.twitter.com/vL1ASoWrMj
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) February 22, 2016
Pluto’s moon Charon may have ruptured from within https://t.co/aY0rygJvAx http://pic.twitter.com/DbKd7kZIL5
— Popular Science (@PopSci) February 22, 2016
Performance reviews: mend them, don't end them https://t.co/mVb12smQVM http://pic.twitter.com/6hT6aAbtqk
— The Economist (@TheEconomist) February 21, 2016
Maybe what I really want is wormhole-shipping. Buy something online. A 4D portal opens and a person hands you the product.
— Neil deGrasse Tyson (@neiltyson) February 20, 2016
Lengthy, but worth sitting through. 'Debate TV Leading India Into Darkness': Ravish Kumar's Show https://t.co/mYpPorfKnq via @ndtv
— Deepak Nautiyal (@deepaknautiyal) February 20, 2016
Execs, are you getting enough sleep? A good night's sleep: the unsung hero of leadership https://t.co/0pH4ToxaCm http://pic.twitter.com/rJkkg3SsaY
— McKinsey Quarterly (@McKQuarterly) February 18, 2016
The trigger behind the Cambrian explosion is finally coming into focus https://t.co/50UcIhHE5B http://pic.twitter.com/MImXgAipPs
— Scientific American (@sciam) February 18, 2016
JNU protests: If Afzal Guru a martyr, who is Hanumanthappa, asks Yogeshwar Dutt https://t.co/7W0X33kEGh via @sharethis
— Aishwarya S (@Aish17aer) February 15, 2016
A pilot shows how a passenger can land a 737 aircraft in an emergency https://t.co/EcJndqSqEF http://pic.twitter.com/v7QXmY3IvK
— Huffington Post (@HuffingtonPost) February 15, 2016
How do you celebrate #Valentines in space? Harvesting beautiful flowers, of course! Details: https://t.co/Yjt34Bf5hu http://pic.twitter.com/7dEMRZew3k
— Intl. Space Station (@Space_Station) February 14, 2016
How Indian MBA Applicants Can Get Into A Highly Ranked Business School https://t.co/Iaom71CCDT
— JOHNABYRNE (@JohnAByrne) February 13, 2016
Download @NASAJPL's new travel posters for Titan: https://t.co/OrmsxdyEyv and Enceladus: https://t.co/Z60G7IAxdO http://pic.twitter.com/Ap9rBGLaBV
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) February 12, 2016
Questions and phenomena that gravitational-wave astronomy can explore: https://t.co/VJQZJk7sHr #LIGO http://pic.twitter.com/RCUYSz2rb3
— Scientific American (@sciam) February 12, 2016
It's not as easy as color by numbers, but we're still putting #Pluto’s geology on the map. https://t.co/ijrKc2pozi http://pic.twitter.com/7bNtpP9FRy
— NASA New Horizons (@NASANewHorizons) February 11, 2016
Product names that didn't stick https://t.co/sxoE4al8eH #startup #strategy http://pic.twitter.com/nD9BBuqqzj
— MITSloan Mgmt Review (@mitsmr) February 11, 2016
Small #aurora shows how thin our atmosphere is. #Principia #timelapsehttps://t.co/1PPRkUph8W
— Tim Peake (@astro_timpeake) February 10, 2016
Six factors tend to increase the likelihood of unk-unks (surprises) in projects https://t.co/CDeTejO641 http://pic.twitter.com/vaqFyEq4cA
— MITSloan Mgmt Review (@mitsmr) February 9, 2016
Round & round, we'll tell you why... #Pluto's moons rotate so uniquely. https://t.co/YDI5HPENMI via @YouTube http://pic.twitter.com/3ORKYUvrdM
— NASA New Horizons (@NASANewHorizons) February 8, 2016
Could taxing red meat improve people's diets and lower greenhouse gas emissions? https://t.co/egqBsH8V4K http://pic.twitter.com/4Ae4pUe6Id
— Scientific American (@sciam) February 6, 2016
1935 :: Map of Bangalore
— indianhistorypics (@IndiaHistorypic) February 6, 2016
(Photo - British Library ) http://pic.twitter.com/qVFQPBczJe
HBS working paper presents personality profile of the "toxic worker" [WashPost] https://t.co/exlDTBnCPe
— MITSloan Mgmt Review (@mitsmr) February 5, 2016
For almost any human skill you can think of, someone is trying to write an algorithm to do it https://t.co/xMmcvIhkOd #futureofwork
— MITSloan Mgmt Review (@mitsmr) February 5, 2016
A mysterious reveal from #PlutoFlyby: Possible hills of water ice floating on a sea of frozen nitrogen. http://pic.twitter.com/MNBIyNCiSW
— NASA New Horizons (@NASANewHorizons) February 4, 2016
Skip the Great Barrier Reef. Australia's best snorkeling can be found in this secret spot https://t.co/A8Ij3OxcBw http://pic.twitter.com/QVMxyn0ddl
— Condé Nast Traveler (@CNTraveler) February 3, 2016
There's more evidence that early Earth collided head-on with another planet https://t.co/pjvjgUku9x http://pic.twitter.com/ULhoX9xwy9
— Popular Science (@PopSci) February 3, 2016
USGS release: seafloor mapping reveals cause of 1964 tsunami that destroyed Alaskan village https://t.co/ssE4p4bGKb http://pic.twitter.com/k8BpbOGMT9
— Geological Outreach (@GeoOutreach) February 1, 2016
How are exploration strategies evolving as the spending cuts continue? https://t.co/BiAElNkDRu http://pic.twitter.com/xX4VPm2MRl
— Wood Mackenzie (@WoodMackenzie) February 1, 2016
If people move around from career to career, “you can’t tell if they’re good at everything or bad at everything.” https://t.co/kW5hf4sZXp
— Stanford Business (@StanfordBiz) February 2, 2016
Nikola Tesla predicted Skype & FaceTime nearly 100 years ago in @PopSci. What tech do you hope exists in 100 years? http://pic.twitter.com/RpSfLAgdpR
— Popular Science (@PopSci) February 1, 2016
At the very top of Europe is a cliff from which you can view the midnight sun https://t.co/ugOvkKyVsK http://pic.twitter.com/U2lLG6Cedb
— Slate (@Slate) February 1, 2016
