Years of research and billions of dollars were spent to bring us this Internet and this is what we get #thankyouinternet #covfefe http://pic.twitter.com/mNGf9uJ8cY
— Colin Miner (@cominer) May 31, 2017
Seismites are soft-sediment deformations in units caused by earthquakes near the time of their initial deposition (Dead Sea-Geology Tweets). http://pic.twitter.com/MN2X776soZ
— Ramazan Demirtaş (@Paleosismolog) May 30, 2017
View from my office isn't bad today but the view down the microscope is better. billion year old pseudotachylite with clasts #geology http://pic.twitter.com/EYKAXSgHJ4
— tectonictweets (@tectonictweets) May 30, 2017
Tune in this week to hear @kwinkunks and @GrahamGanssle describe the future of geosci using image translation https://t.co/ZwtNXf212P
— Undersampled Radio (@undrsmpldrdio) May 30, 2017
Before we entered our final orbits, we acquired unprecedented views of #Saturn’s intricate ring system. More: https://t.co/b9xK5ErQGC http://pic.twitter.com/iR8QOZRREl
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) May 29, 2017
JUST. WOW. @CassiniSaturn #ringpass6 http://pic.twitter.com/nJHe7g9W0o
— Shannon Stirone (@shannonmstirone) May 29, 2017
Inspecting the interaction between wet sediments and lava #Lego #Geologist #fieldwork #Greece http://pic.twitter.com/JpJtJ8wHPZ
— Jo Miles (@geologyjomiles) May 29, 2017
[RPT] Beneath Jupiter: https://t.co/riet5jxTGw by @swri http://pic.twitter.com/opZEDcOVSm
— Astro Pic Of The Day (@apod) May 29, 2017
@seis_matters Not the greatest photo but this is Banded Member (Cambrian dolo). Prev. lit. says diagenetic karst breccia. However 1/2 http://pic.twitter.com/UHsNXYIxHo
— Christie Rowe (@KeepItRheol) May 28, 2017
MEDIA: Japanese Prime Minister's convoy merging onto highway http://pic.twitter.com/a4BbmIPUFb
— The Spectator Index (@spectatorindex) May 29, 2017
This paper on salt tectonics in the SE Precaspian Basin in Kazakhstan is superb.
— Jorge 🇪🇺 (@lithospheric) May 28, 2017
And it's #openaccess #geologyhttps://t.co/CQh0NhGrrr http://pic.twitter.com/Lb45voJ1DZ
Takuma Sato wins the #Indy500 at the same venue on which he scored his only F1 podium 13 years ago. With the same engine supplier :)
— Sean Kelly (@virtualstatman) May 28, 2017
Is urine actually sterile? https://t.co/ale5yBkU2X http://pic.twitter.com/QYZedlhVps
— Popular Science (@PopSci) May 28, 2017
The amazing world that scientists are uncovering beneath the Earth’s crust 🌍 https://t.co/WeiDwZpXbS
— David Bressan (@David_Bressan) May 28, 2017
NASA spacecraft finds a chaotic dance of storms at #Jupiter’s Poles. Via @nytimes https://t.co/Uvj6P5FeZz http://pic.twitter.com/3VGfRfk7zc
— EGU (@EuroGeosciences) May 28, 2017
These aerial photos of Dutch tulip fields are stunning https://t.co/aUwPGDbs6I http://pic.twitter.com/CukaPGnBOv
— TIME (@TIME) May 28, 2017
Le Mont Saint Michel again, but a better picture. There is so much to see and six months is not enough time! http://pic.twitter.com/wxWx2fHU6i
— Thomas Pesquet (@Thom_astro) May 28, 2017
Tonight's thread: My favourite 50 under-followed Geos on Twitter! All awesome & all <1500 followers (most well <1000). Please follow them! http://pic.twitter.com/AkV6tf1pTz
— GeoSciTweeps: Mark (@GeoSciTweeps) May 27, 2017
Oh, just wow! Awesome new high resolution map of Gulf of Mexico seafooor. Beautiful salt & submarine channel pics!https://t.co/XE35KooLmD
— GeoSciTweeps: Mark (@GeoSciTweeps) May 25, 2017
Miocene tidal sediments of Wadi Nukhul, Sinai Peninsula, Egypt. Model created from images taken in 2002. An awesome locality. @UoMSEES http://pic.twitter.com/gVhZFzX2E0
— David Hodgetts (@VRGeoscience) May 26, 2017
#SaturnSaturday Solstice has arrived at #Saturn. ICYMI, we're watching the changes it’s bringing to the planet: https://t.co/Xyy27oOIs1 http://pic.twitter.com/smXFU1LV7H
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) May 27, 2017
Turns out a micrometeoroid hitting your space camera makes a 'spang' sound.
— Alex Parker (@Alex_Parker) May 26, 2017
[details shortly]
Earth-sized polar cyclones, plunging storm systems and a mammoth magnetic field on Jupiter! 1st @NASAJuno science: https://t.co/x1T1lDWpQa http://pic.twitter.com/ofwLyP9NFj
— NASA (@NASA) May 25, 2017
The first image of #Jupiter’s rings taken from the inside looking out. The stars beyond are part of Orion. Details: https://t.co/lUbBM3AXsj http://pic.twitter.com/fx6z9xmGI5
— NASA's Juno Mission (@NASAJuno) May 25, 2017
Congratulations to @NASAJuno on your new insights into #Jupiter. Giant planet science for the win! https://t.co/i48r8nzGyg http://pic.twitter.com/Mj4ux9OoIq
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) May 25, 2017
“It’s not about what you accomplish, it’s about what you help other people accomplish and what you learn.” –@sherylsandberg #GSBvftt
— Stanford Business (@StanfordBiz) May 25, 2017
This is the FIRST EVER VIEW of Jupiter's rings viewed from INSIDE the rings (looking towards the constellation Orion), from @NASAJuno! http://pic.twitter.com/k36VU3aCzd
— Tanya Harrison (@tanyaofmars) May 25, 2017
A whole new world: my first in-depth science results reveal a strikingly complex #Jupiter. Details: https://t.co/wVdMNaBKp1 http://pic.twitter.com/LXKr32KASp
— NASA's Juno Mission (@NASAJuno) May 25, 2017
#Jupiter sings: hear plasma wave signals from Jupiter’s ionosphere converted to sound: https://t.co/bDtEqfi03J
— NASA's Juno Mission (@NASAJuno) May 25, 2017
Reflected light photomicrograph of pitted galena for #ThinSectionThursday #geology #cdnsci http://pic.twitter.com/oOHOVOs5zR
— Steve Piercey (@steve_piercey) May 25, 2017
Flying Lithics (weren't they a British pop band in the 70s?) in a carboniferous conglomerate with sparry calcite for #ThinSectionThursday http://pic.twitter.com/H0wKVBTWty
— Simon Kelley (@SimonPKelley) May 25, 2017
Sedimentary #layers w/ bands of hematite, magnetite(gray/black) & jasper(red) in banded iron formations in Michigan - Geology Wonder's Photo http://pic.twitter.com/ctsFdP5nIz
— jaime s. sincioco (@jaimessincioco) May 24, 2017
9th Century A.D :: Stupa In Ratnagiri , Odisha
— indianhistorypics (@IndiaHistorypic) May 24, 2017
(Photo -Archaeological Survey of India ) http://pic.twitter.com/Y8ZRkw3lAs
@callanbentley @wsmproject The legend is consistent across all WSM data/maps.But, yeah, GoogleEarth doesn't really let you do a legend, rather click symbol for info. http://pic.twitter.com/ixSgmAy4al
— GeoSciTweeps: Mark (@GeoSciTweeps) May 24, 2017
Volcanic rhyolitic airfall tuff "#WonderStone" in Nevada altered by hot water oxidizing pyrite & quartz overtime to form Liesegang #banding http://pic.twitter.com/2fHyJrBvQP
— jaime s. sincioco (@jaimessincioco) May 23, 2017
T 2434 - Bahurani aur hamari Rani .. !!! http://pic.twitter.com/slqauAt9GJ
— Amitabh Bachchan (@SrBachchan) May 24, 2017
California landslide buries Big Sur highway under rocks and dirt https://t.co/1cZQMBTqyh http://pic.twitter.com/KsK9NbfKen
— TIME (@TIME) May 24, 2017
Scientists find 'recent' (90 million year old) komatiite-like lava rock near Costa Rica’s Pacific coast. @Seeker https://t.co/GJu0g0gNYR http://pic.twitter.com/pvttu9AH9Z
— EGU (@EuroGeosciences) May 24, 2017
You made the front page of the financial section today @Samir_Madani! Great headline too @georgikantchev @Lisa_Ward1990 @TankerTrackers http://pic.twitter.com/Cn5XBPFFOS
— Ellen R Wald🛢 (@EnergzdEconomy) May 24, 2017
See how every glacier in Glacier National Park has retreated over 50 years https://t.co/e7EDLnTDwY http://pic.twitter.com/qIIEcQa5sF
— The New York Times (@nytimes) May 24, 2017
This is best before/after photo pair I've spotted for the Big Sur landslide. Despite size & water, looks like no fluidization or long runout http://pic.twitter.com/sHunJshs7A
— Mika McKinnon (@mikamckinnon) May 24, 2017
Zeolite in basalt (Veneto, Italy)
— micROCKScopica (@micROCKScopica) May 23, 2017
because Earth without Art is just eh... #TuesdayMotivation #photography #microscopy #magma #rock #carpet http://pic.twitter.com/3o1ixu7urt
Variety of ripple marks in pieces of Kayenta sandstone line amphitheater path at Saddlehorn campground, Colorado N M http://pic.twitter.com/Zxb6OeKUMP
— Concord Geology (@CUGeology) May 23, 2017
Leaning on the living side of the #KTboundary #Apennines17 #dinosaurs #extinction #geology #impact #Italy http://pic.twitter.com/SjnhYOYzIc
— Helen Lacey (@helenC_P) May 23, 2017
These 'Principal Mountains / Rivers' maps originated in the late 18th century, and were popular for the following ~150 years. http://pic.twitter.com/3VSCmvaGCY
— Phil Taylor (@ScienceAndMaps) May 23, 2017
IA traditions, ethos, rules & regs swept away by the "mood of the nation"! I stand by my views even if I am the last man standing!
— Lt Gen H S Panag(R) (@rwac48) May 22, 2017
60-Second Vacation: Bangkok - Temples, tuk-tuks and spicy street food in Southeast Asia's beating heart. http://pic.twitter.com/l28Ns9Per8
— CNN Travel (@CNNTravel) May 24, 2017
From amateurs armed with Twitter account to pros with satellites, number of oil sleuths grows as prices fall https://t.co/GZtF98rY5e #oott http://pic.twitter.com/RttHtffaJ1
— Georgi Kantchev (@georgikantchev) May 23, 2017
#Saturn is home to some of the solar system’s most powerful storms. This false-color view comes from 2012. More: https://t.co/1qqENxJgU9 http://pic.twitter.com/xpcyYbdFAW
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) May 23, 2017
Vertical view of the dormant volcano Vesuvius 🇮🇹 https://t.co/yDlpIFlxlf #proxima http://pic.twitter.com/FvDTEt2kYJ
— Thomas Pesquet (@Thom_astro) May 23, 2017
The low angle of sunlight along the crescent of #Saturn's moon Enceladus highlights the furrows on its icy surface https://t.co/ILfxJHFc9O http://pic.twitter.com/BMGBevFj6C
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) May 22, 2017
Cotton balls on a rock? Think again! Minerals have myriad shapes. Okenite with Gyrolite and Calcite from India @LA_Gems for #MineralMonday. http://pic.twitter.com/8CtNWV0lX1
— Naomi Barshi (@ScienceOnTheRox) May 22, 2017
Tomorrow is the 50th anniversary of a solar storm that almost triggered WW3.
— Am Geophysical Union (@theAGU) May 22, 2017
It's a topic of interest at #JpGUAGU17https://t.co/Rdh4dtmRic
Tokyo has the world’s biggest metropolitan police force—a quarter bigger than New York’s https://t.co/D2ASfaVPUN
— The Economist (@TheEconomist) May 22, 2017
How big can quake be? Magnitude scale is open-ended, but biggest recorded quake was May 21, 1960, the great Chilean earthquake, 57 yrs ago. http://pic.twitter.com/LNxesMc4z4
— Susan Hough (@SeismoSue) May 21, 2017
Trump in Arabia http://pic.twitter.com/319WhqsqXN
— Stanly Johny (@johnstanly) May 21, 2017
#SaturnSaturday ICYMI: Check out Rhea, Janus, Mimas and Pandora, four of #Saturn’s 62 known moons. https://t.co/t9yhKm2c4f http://pic.twitter.com/AVqPeQKQef
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) May 21, 2017
Normal faults, conjugates, box folds & thrusts altogether #Apennines17 #geology #faults #carbonate http://pic.twitter.com/8hsqbxhrYR
— Helen Lacey (@helenC_P) May 20, 2017
#Ptygmatic #folds very nice!
— Stan Stanbrook (@DrStanStan) May 20, 2017
Via Rodolfo Carosi/Outcropedia http://pic.twitter.com/0S0wcR2J77
Watch a gorgeous timelapse of the volatile weather over the Grand Canyon: https://t.co/qQ5riWLC6o http://pic.twitter.com/LIbTF0Ckf1
— Slate (@Slate) May 20, 2017
Miocene deepwater diatomite exposed at Gaviota CA. Rich in organic matter, these rocks expulse oil naturally, tar blob at left in foreground http://pic.twitter.com/aK5YqUQQeW
— off the shelf edge (@ZaneJobe) May 19, 2017
My latest #Jupiter science flyby is complete. All science instruments + #JunoCam were operating to collect data https://t.co/D9dpafXaO7 http://pic.twitter.com/qlywqHSRlF
— NASA's Juno Mission (@NASAJuno) May 19, 2017
Sand dune slope failure in slow motion. http://pic.twitter.com/SQY7LF92Nv
— Alex Parker (@Alex_Parker) May 19, 2017
The death of Arctic exploration has been greatly exaggerated—in Norway, at least https://t.co/EeLfrgoDBm #OOTT http://pic.twitter.com/7WuXtUlZiu
— Petroleum Economist (@PetroleumEcon) May 20, 2017
Just noticed that I've hit 700 followers. Here a photo of a lovely Azeri mud volcano just to say thanks everyone!! http://pic.twitter.com/fRI62OHXUK
— Mark Tingay (@CriticalStress_) May 20, 2017
They (RSS) want that Hindu Rajya or Hindu culture should be imposed by force. No Government can tolerate this. (Sardar Patel in Madras,1949)
— S l Habib (@irfhabib) May 20, 2017
"...another glacier where we hav 2 questn whethr a future surge is possible"
— Am Geophysical Union (@theAGU) May 20, 2017
By @realglacier via #AGUblogs @AGU_Eos https://t.co/r0yHnFmcIR
3. I have made an (awesome) lab model of this process to gain better understanding of the stages of formation: #CDTTweCon http://pic.twitter.com/Xic66febNG
— Georgina Williams (@GeorgieWillibob) May 19, 2017
Rudists in cross section (reef building bivalves from the #Mesozoic) @ Capo Caccia a Campanian outcrop in N-W #Sardinia for #FossilFriday http://pic.twitter.com/wQD4uHpYD4
— Alessandro Chiarenza (@AAlechiarenza) May 19, 2017
Yelling: 51.8%, Copycat yelling: 24.5%, Half-hearted copycat yelling: 8.1%, Boring-as-death: 6.9%, Nobody cares you're yelling: 1.78% https://t.co/Ix3qNCrllk
— Sadanand Dhume (@dhume) May 18, 2017
Tiny meatball-shaped Janus plays catch-up with big sister moon Rhea. https://t.co/t9yhKm2c4f http://pic.twitter.com/CqLhP1sJh2
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) May 17, 2017
How many moons do you see? Check out Rhea, Janus, Mimas and Pandora, four of #Saturn’s 62 known moons. https://t.co/t9yhKm2c4f http://pic.twitter.com/cnXuEGhwrf
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) May 17, 2017
During nearly 20 years in space, we've taken thousands of images. Want to see some of our favorites? #GrandFinale https://t.co/buTpa7Xp2F http://pic.twitter.com/gNNO0IgHUZ
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) May 16, 2017
Mantle xenoliths with pyroxenite veins and phlogopite megacrysts from Sardinia. Mantle fieldwork with @chpet @rockbloke @AAlechiarenza http://pic.twitter.com/N1f06Z7kMj
— The Rock Library (@Rock_Library) May 17, 2017
Carbonates, volcanics and mantle xenoliths... great day 3 of @ImperialRSM #rsmsardinia17 @rockbloke @chpet @AAlechiarenza http://pic.twitter.com/JBP8nQoVSl
— Pete Fitch (@peterophysics) May 17, 2017
We made the news. There was mention of a rare WINTER phenomenon caused by warm+cold air masses: a total cloud inversion in #GrandCanyon http://pic.twitter.com/ArjOICuUnH
— Grand Canyon NPS (@GrandCanyonNPS) May 17, 2017
Macron renames France energy min. "ministry for ecological & solidarity transition," appoints ecologist as head, shares of utility EDF tank
— Herman Wang (@HermsTheWord) May 17, 2017
How to visit Europe's first underwater museum, now open to divers on the seafloor of Lanzarote's Las Coloradas bay: https://t.co/9EK7X1abXX http://pic.twitter.com/PDpmsYNrj8
— CNN Travel (@CNNTravel) May 16, 2017
7th Century A.D :: Elephant Worshipping Shiva Linga In Quanzhou, China http://pic.twitter.com/LlADJ8FNL4
— indianhistorypics (@IndiaHistorypic) May 16, 2017
Bad news for OPEC: U.S. shale drillers proved exceptionally hard to kill off https://t.co/bzywynMlGq #oott http://pic.twitter.com/m30nnIRf1p
— Georgi Kantchev (@georgikantchev) May 16, 2017
The solar system’s largest sun dial? Saturn's shadow on the rings shortens as its season reaches northern summer. https://t.co/IhOz9Mcj5V http://pic.twitter.com/KggKpubYe9
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) May 15, 2017
Features called propellers – small, bright shapes in Saturn’s A ring – are seen here in the sharpest view ever taken https://t.co/t9XxFC5Wfv http://pic.twitter.com/9EubsPvwsO
— NASA (@NASA) May 14, 2017
A very unusual member of the amphibole family called fluororichterite. Similar to tremolite, but with added Na in… https://t.co/9fv28el98W http://pic.twitter.com/LivSwlELmk
— ccarrigan (@GeosciImaging) May 15, 2017
Ths is heartbreaking.met Md.Saeed(9702098346) 2day in mumbai.Wife paralysed.Nobody to take care of his son.still fighting & driving auto. http://pic.twitter.com/2XIJ4uces4
— Vinod Kapri (@vinodkapri) May 14, 2017
Aptian forced regression. Coarse fluvial-shallow marine sands a good sign for reservoir presence on slope according to Tim Luber! Morocco http://pic.twitter.com/gN3AR5Eh1F
— Mark Deptuck (@MarkDeptuck) May 14, 2017
Festival de couleurs chaudes et froides avec le fleuve Betsiboka à #Madagascar! #earthart 🇲🇬 http://pic.twitter.com/Lo6MIQIsT1
— Thomas Pesquet (@Thom_astro) May 13, 2017
Go onboard with @alo_oficial as he slides his McLaren into an impressive 7th place on Sunday's #SpanishGP grid http://pic.twitter.com/rGWM4Cdwkx
— Formula 1 (@F1) May 13, 2017
Oxidized olivine stripes by request #sciart http://pic.twitter.com/ZYE7bHFaui
— Alison Graettinger (@AlisonGraetting) May 13, 2017
A nice cross section through Victor, my awesome folded volcanic bomb!#geology #science #volcano #geologyofvictoria #australia #volcanology http://pic.twitter.com/mheRRk3xDa
— Rockodile Boyce (@volcanojulie) May 13, 2017
BP sues oil analyst for allegedly stealing trade secrets.
— David Sheppard (@OilSheppard) May 12, 2017
Trader 420 chat after the jump.https://t.co/4JwUyBTE9h @FT #OOTT http://pic.twitter.com/nWsaB5YTe7
1942 (World War II) :: Ledo Road From India ->Burma->China .Road Was Built by U.S Army To Ensure Safe Supplies To China From Japanese Attack http://pic.twitter.com/cLjhLBEvwd
— indianhistorypics (@IndiaHistorypic) May 13, 2017
"It may be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies." - C.S. Lewis
— Gautam Bhatia (@gautambhatia88) May 13, 2017
This #FridayFold sits under George Washington's nose on Hwy 244 at Mt. Rushmore. Some of the granitic dikes are p… https://t.co/LIQfb3sraM http://pic.twitter.com/uN0Onyx9s2
— ccarrigan (@GeosciImaging) May 12, 2017
Shear joy. http://pic.twitter.com/rDmMV99fKp
— Dave Healy (@healy_dave) May 12, 2017
Some really nice shear bands in garnetiferous Alpine Schist derived protomylonites of the Alpine Fault Zone, New Zealand. #FaultFriday http://pic.twitter.com/mp4EXj29RC
— tectonictweets (@tectonictweets) May 12, 2017
Visiting #RelianceIndustry plant at Lalpur #Shahdol generating coal bed methane. #Cleanfuel #greenIndia @ChouhanShivraj @dpradhanbjp http://pic.twitter.com/648Uzjwyq7
— Rajendra Shukla (@MinIndustryGoMP) May 11, 2017
It’s a whole swarm of propellers! Learn more: https://t.co/JG5fbsNw2G http://pic.twitter.com/nCaQ5wbqql
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) May 10, 2017
Our closest-ever image of the “propeller” in #Saturn’s rings known informally as Bleriot. Details: https://t.co/2iGLw8xoUy http://pic.twitter.com/VSwjCHg51p
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) May 10, 2017
The Diabaig Formation (part of the billion year old Torridonian Sandstone) would make a lovely kitchen worktop. (water bottle for scale) http://pic.twitter.com/Sj6646XRvs
— tectonictweets (@tectonictweets) May 11, 2017
Looking at nice mass-transport deposits from the Laurentian Fan today http://pic.twitter.com/AZ18fdwEqW
— Alexandre Normandeau (@SediAlex) May 10, 2017
Modernity & reaction; there is really no going back. (from "The Islamic Enlightenment" by Christopher De Bellaigue). http://pic.twitter.com/RnkLo6w5WS
— Murtaza Hussain (@MazMHussain) May 7, 2017
Reports of stone throwing at the body of Lt Umar Fayaz are baseless.I was there in Kulgam.Spoke to people,there is sense of loss&disbelief
— Nazir Masoodi (@nazir_masoodi) May 10, 2017
Employees fired by Trump:
— Maggie Jordan: (@MaggieJordanACN) May 9, 2017
Sally Yates
Preet Bharara
James Comey
Employees investigating Trump:
Sally Yates
Preet Bharara
James Comey
Actively evolving subglacial conduits and eskers initiate ice shelf channels at an Antarctic grounding line https://t.co/639L0FaSNC http://pic.twitter.com/MlePRgLIew
— Geophysics (@GeophysicsRR) May 10, 2017
My view right now #geologyrocks http://pic.twitter.com/GOv4n5yZEh
— Cara Burberry (@DeformationRox) May 9, 2017
Sometimes I wonder whether we are not smart enough to realize how simple our Brains actually are.
— Neil deGrasse Tyson (@neiltyson) May 10, 2017
Irony. Politicians who want to restore 'Bharatiyata' are deeply invested in Christian concepts such as Evangelising, Crusades & Inquisition.
— Devdutt Pattanaik (@devduttmyth) May 9, 2017
We’re almost out of fuel–and we need to protect Enceladus and Titan. Stay with us; we have a lot of science to come! https://t.co/TSA7uQe4KS https://t.co/u4JQmeXFtx
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) May 8, 2017
Some fantastic flame structures in the #canyonlands. #PS9605 http://pic.twitter.com/RDzzddXL44
— Lindsay Debono (@zinzi360) May 8, 2017
.@KosmosEnergy and partner @BP_plc hit #natgas offshore Senegal-Mauritania: https://t.co/keOmykRQaW http://pic.twitter.com/qBkgAxRpCZ
— E&P Magazine (@Hart_EPMag) May 8, 2017
What the Best Transformational Leaders Do https://t.co/LAYedXii4S
— Harvard Biz Review (@HarvardBiz) May 8, 2017
BP and Kosmos strike gas again off Senegal https://t.co/BSkAy7Qiwj
— FT Energy (@ftenergy) May 8, 2017
Image of the week: #Saturn's hexagonal polar jet stream https://t.co/4DCIN4CL76 http://pic.twitter.com/RwRb6U4J6i
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) May 8, 2017
Only in Houston http://pic.twitter.com/3RLoVJB1VB
— Collin Eaton (@CollinEatonHC) May 7, 2017
More timelapse multibeam @clasticdetritus - a breaching failure healing over <1 yr (from Dick Mastbergen @deltares https://t.co/cuFXaUuT0t) http://pic.twitter.com/eEnX4GAyjB
— Mike Clare (@MikeAClare) May 5, 2017
@OilSheppard @georgikantchev Shale's answer: http://pic.twitter.com/pl99JT49GY
— Petrologica (@Petrologica) May 5, 2017
A cartoon representation of an #encryption #algorithm in grayscale?! Yes, it can be done. http://pic.twitter.com/4LLwHVLKR3
— Graham Ganssle (@GrahamGanssle) May 6, 2017
That view though. Oval storms dot the cloudscape in this enhanced color #JunoCam image of #Jupiter’s south pole https://t.co/pDFHYbdBfu http://pic.twitter.com/qHJijtc6OV
— NASA's Juno Mission (@NASAJuno) May 5, 2017
Mark your calendar: #JunoCam voting for my next #Jupiter flyby will open tomorrow, May 4: https://t.co/8cchWp7kSl http://pic.twitter.com/E7bb2y4o3A
— NASA's Juno Mission (@NASAJuno) May 3, 2017
1981 :: ISRO Scientists Carry India's First Communication APPLE Satellite on Bullock Cart http://pic.twitter.com/tUmE866rDx
— indianhistorypics (@IndiaHistorypic) May 5, 2017
Very cool drillcore from #Krafla #volcano #Iceland from 666m depth. Basalt intruded into hydrothermally altered rock. #LancsVolcIce http://pic.twitter.com/D9TvhUSqH9
— Thorbjorg Agustsdott (@fencingtobba) May 4, 2017
Not just shale: Oil rig count outside the North America has also been on the rise (via @Barclays) #oott http://pic.twitter.com/uxwVRD9GxC
— Georgi Kantchev (@georgikantchev) May 5, 2017
#Oil output growth 16Q1-to 17Q1 from US #shale groups:
— Javier Blas (@JavierBlas2) May 5, 2017
• Pioneer: 19%
• DiamondBack: 60%
• RSP Permian: 83%
• Concho: 30%
• Parsley: 88%
I just love looking at core: Beautiful soft sediment deformation in marine turbidites of the molasse basin. I call it 'fight of the dragons' http://pic.twitter.com/nmUIkEO2q0
— Anne Bernhardt (@annebernhardt_) May 5, 2017
The Galileo spacecraft took this picture of backlit Jupiter with rings. Beautiful, no? http://pic.twitter.com/1QNPtMU3NL
— Shannon Stirone (@shannonmstirone) May 5, 2017
For the coincidence of #ThinSectionThursday & #MayThe4thBeWithYou here is the Tatahouine, Tunisia #meteorite viewed in cross polarized light http://pic.twitter.com/qJ69unGaNc
— Peter Scherff (@PeterScherff) May 4, 2017
Growing #Siberian #crater seen by #satellite. Via @LiveScience https://t.co/7Mr0PkNFwf http://pic.twitter.com/IY2JmDnhVI
— EGU (@EuroGeosciences) May 4, 2017
Feast your eyes on the new World Stress Map, and then let @CriticalStress_ tell you all about it https://t.co/FucfOzGndi http://pic.twitter.com/hgGPUXwoac
— Matt Hall (@kwinkunks) May 3, 2017
Windmills create a turbulence that change the condensation rates in a foggy environment with spectacular results https://t.co/hW6uDX2MCn http://pic.twitter.com/xIRHTPXmfq
— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) April 27, 2017
#ThinSectionThursday You can't have too many Rum rocks: colourful olivines in a large greyish plagioclase oikocryst, U5, E. Layered Int. http://pic.twitter.com/Y7uajzWWfk
— John Faithfull (@FaithfullJohn) April 27, 2017
Marvel at the images from Cassini’s first Grand Finale orbit https://t.co/qYPI07NoeH http://pic.twitter.com/STpRY0aSCe
— New Scientist (@newscientist) May 2, 2017
A great demonstration of why we need to plot the data and never trust statistics tables! https://t.co/JyUb57v0or http://pic.twitter.com/hsivGZdpZ1
— Taha Yasseri (@TahaYasseri) May 1, 2017
