Scientists detected a chemical on Saturn’s moon Titan that is of interest to researchers studying how life develops: https://t.co/3dvfFMfm22 http://pic.twitter.com/pvUbezpIQK
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) July 31, 2017
362. We see ""boxwork" ridges like those in Inca City in many other places on Mars as well. These examples are from Kerber et al. (2017). http://pic.twitter.com/dnUDaQa9dP
— Tanya Harrison (@tanyaofmars) July 31, 2017
357. "Taffy pull terrain" is just one of the many great descriptive terms we have in geology on Mars. Another is icy "brain terrain." http://pic.twitter.com/tmN78K7aRe
— Tanya Harrison (@tanyaofmars) July 31, 2017
355. The Hellas impact basin hosts something called complex banded terrain, or "taffy pull terrain." This view is ~5 km across. http://pic.twitter.com/ywL016JGEu
— Tanya Harrison (@tanyaofmars) July 31, 2017
The first image of the #Moon by a U.S. spacecraft was taken #OTD in 1964 by Ranger 7, 17 minutes before impact. (Image no. PIA02975) http://pic.twitter.com/iVjsgYlCFM
— Jason Major (@JPMajor) July 31, 2017
Bitcoin: Civil War
— Georgi Kantchev (@georgikantchev) July 31, 2017
Splinter group of bitcoin developers launch new version of the currency, cause confusion https://t.co/TkXCmewDnY via @WSJ
Happy birthday to #geologist & #cartographer Marie Tharp who discovered the mid-Atlantic ridge! #womeninstem #hist… https://t.co/1u1MasxJyI http://pic.twitter.com/0oRTNKIB9i
— Ele Willoughby (@minouette) July 30, 2017
A lot of it depends on which state you are in. https://t.co/t53tNX0B1v has a nice breakdown by state. https://t.co/M3dENeJ3hO
— Brian (@BraveRock_) July 31, 2017
Is also good
Take a look at this, CO2 emission EV Vs Gas vehicle, over a cars lifetime inc. production https://t.co/mWFw3FTn9j
— Zain_ (@Zain_) July 31, 2017
OPEC's got 99 problems and shale is just one https://t.co/qACfjYCEgH #oott http://pic.twitter.com/wxOmnN8vv5
— Georgi Kantchev (@georgikantchev) July 30, 2017
What is the real cost of a farm-to-table meal? https://t.co/FeYzAUbkfz
— NPR (@NPR) July 30, 2017
Two fish making love. Get your sound on. #AlaskaLive http://pic.twitter.com/ckyG1Ln4MA
— BBC One (@BBCOne) July 30, 2017
Fastest lap ✅
— Formula 1 (@F1) July 30, 2017
Best finish of the season ✅
Birthday weekend ✅
Time for @alo_oficial to relax #HungarianGP 🇭🇺 #F1 http://pic.twitter.com/hpa8SakPS0
Alonso sitting in a DECK CHAIR under the podium, after setting fastest lap like. What an absolute legend!!! #HungarianGP
— Sean Kelly (@virtualstatman) July 30, 2017
World War 1 :: Dead Indian Soldiers In Tanga ,Tanzania . 400 Indian Soldiers Died In Battle of Tanga
— indianhistorypics (@IndiaHistorypic) July 30, 2017
In India ,Indians Don't Even Know http://pic.twitter.com/3rdKzbOuFN
This 40,000-year-old steppe bison skull was so well preserved in the Alaskan permafrost it still had tufts of fur attached #FossilFriday http://pic.twitter.com/5LtKEenbVF
— The Ice Age (@Jamie_Woodward_) July 28, 2017
.@NASA_ICE sees two decades of changes to #Greenland's Helheim Glacier in unprecedented detail. https://t.co/CMEA5x0buL http://pic.twitter.com/14Dlkc9b4J
— NASA Earth (@NASAEarth) July 29, 2017
28th July 1914 :: WORLD WAR 1 Begins, More Than 1 Million Indian Soldiers Served In WW1 ,More Than 75000 Died But India Has Forgotten Them http://pic.twitter.com/FuJyjbFtaG
— indianhistorypics (@IndiaHistorypic) July 28, 2017
This is more like it. Fossils & architecture collide @urweltmuseum; Holzmaden Shale https://t.co/eElzE1mDS1 #UrbanGeology #FossilFriday http://pic.twitter.com/f2WrJFMEw0
— Pavement Geology (@pavementgeology) July 27, 2017
La Palma roadcuts are a continuous source of geological entertainment #geology #CanaryIslands http://pic.twitter.com/fiDBgoHlb2
— nochedevolcanes (@nochedevolcanes) July 27, 2017
A beautiful but bored Silurian bryozoan for #ThinSectionThursday http://pic.twitter.com/me0s1xvxft
— Cardiff Curator (@CardiffCurator) July 27, 2017
Sea cave preserves 5,000-year snapshot of tsunamis | #Geology #GeologyPage
— Geology Page (@GeologyPage) July 27, 2017
Read more : https://t.co/fRcKalyZaq
Folded Silurian sediments found near Woburn House, Millisle, Co. Down #TectonicTuesday http://pic.twitter.com/ZMcKKG1C7g
— Geological Survey NI (@GeoSurveyNI) July 25, 2017
I've talked to Mark about this. His understanding of the subject is limited.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 25, 2017
I believe the original @nytimes editorial was in 1920. They retracted it with humor in 1969 after Apollo 11 landed. https://t.co/Ryha95lC0c
— Stephen C. Smith (@SpaceKSCBlog) July 25, 2017
Very cool model but do we see this much rotation in nature? https://t.co/lvfvv41Y77
— tectonictweets (@tectonictweets) July 24, 2017
Relay rotation…. http://pic.twitter.com/aeUfkJqPwZ
— Tim Dooley (@timdooley) July 24, 2017
HAL CEO drops a bomb: "For the first time, we saw a decline in the average sand pumped per well during 2Q." Says price discouraging volume
— Joseph Triepke 🛢 (@JosephTriepke) July 24, 2017
Not So Much a Beach Person? Head to the #Dolomites instead | via @luxury__travel #ItalyTravel #mountainlovers https://t.co/UrNJUCNqUU http://pic.twitter.com/smjkFIZas8
— Olive Tree Escapes (@otescapes) July 23, 2017
@GoldmanSachs sees NO peak demand by 2030 but demand growth to slow "secularly" from 2021 #OOTT #OPEC #ElectricVehicle http://pic.twitter.com/YxypPPibae
— Ron Bousso (@ronbousso1) July 24, 2017
This sculpture by Issac Cordal in Berlin is called “Politicians discussing global warming.” http://pic.twitter.com/NAgNojBt0O
— Kengarex (@kengarex) July 23, 2017
Converting @clastic_chaos to the fluvial dark side http://pic.twitter.com/OFkTzOMzEe
— Amanda Owen (@a_owen0917) July 23, 2017
This is the most ridiculous piece of paid and fake news in recent times.Where is media credibility going?All they needed was a google search http://pic.twitter.com/tmSleNRNsl
— Sid (@sidmtweets) July 23, 2017
The fact that Einstein never said any such thing only makes this tweet that much more perfect. https://t.co/ZCjViO1CpS
— Colin Dickey (@colindickey) July 23, 2017
"Recognition of impact structures" workshop gets underway at #MetSoc2017, complete with field trip and shatter cones this afternoon 😀 http://pic.twitter.com/hn2mGG9KYd
— Jane MacArthur (@Jane_MacArthur) July 23, 2017
Just another anticline in the #canadianrockies http://pic.twitter.com/m7qT0B8fbr
— Zoltán Sylvester (@zzsylvester) July 22, 2017
It's silly for the media to say that Trump halted the rebel program for Russia. Don't forget Obama also saw the program as a total fail.
— Max Abrahms (@MaxAbrahms) July 19, 2017
Mesmerizing -> This sand pendulum is pure math magic. http://pic.twitter.com/MUNl4NGkFn
— IM🍑HIM (@ziyatong) July 21, 2017
A 5000-year record of Indian Ocean tsunamis reconstructed from sediments preserved in a coastal cave https://t.co/koVXHgqaz0 http://pic.twitter.com/ptx7XEzn3u
— The Ice Age (@Jamie_Woodward_) July 21, 2017
#FieldWorkFriday: these look like modern ripples but are actually latest Ordovician sand waves exposed in a river bed. Anticosti I., Quebec. http://pic.twitter.com/GUvJjy5hmf
— Seth Finnegan (@sethfinnegan1) July 21, 2017
Daenerys assesses strike and dip of Westeros sedimentary rock outcrops in the new episode of Game of Thrones... http://pic.twitter.com/PWm3fbPwaP
— Callan Bentley (@callanbentley) July 22, 2017
6 luxury villas and chalets in France for the ultimate private getaway https://t.co/oJojJ4YpZu #travel #luxurytravel http://pic.twitter.com/7IBgozNzsU
— A Luxury Travel Blog (@luxury__travel) July 21, 2017
Tour the Tour de France https://t.co/Eoqv4RJK3M #NASA http://pic.twitter.com/c7nhSVwxIn
— NASA Earth (@NASAEarth) July 21, 2017
On this day in 1976, Viking 1 successfully landed on Mars. http://pic.twitter.com/lQSjMJ3QFI
— Ron Baalke (@RonBaalke) July 20, 2017
Ever wondered how epic those @MarsCuriosity landscapes really are? Here is one way to get a handle on it... http://pic.twitter.com/0YBBQrRm4D
— Seán Doran (@_TheSeaning) July 19, 2017
Dunkirk is what Spock asks before clearing the table.
— SarcasticRover (@SarcasticRover) July 21, 2017
How about a zoned #ZIRCON from the granulites of Kerala, India for your #thinsectionthursday? #geology #rocks #minerals #metamorphism #art http://pic.twitter.com/XB6vO4Dwn1
— micROCKScopica (@micROCKScopica) July 20, 2017
Quickest stop of 2017 = DHL Fastest Pit Stop Award in Britain for @WilliamsRacing ⏱ 🏆@DeutschePostDHL http://pic.twitter.com/4KDtQdYUgp
— Formula 1 (@F1) July 20, 2017
Great day looking at fluvial core at @ICFS11, a great opportunity to see the Athabaska channels http://pic.twitter.com/LHxPsSORxX
— Amanda Owen (@a_owen0917) July 20, 2017
#ThinSectionThursday. Beautiful dolomite twinning in a carbonate-serpentine slickenvein. #Microscopy #Geology http://pic.twitter.com/lHN3cYGMp6
— Matthew Tarling (@RocksbyDefault) July 20, 2017
Photomicrograph of granophyric granite from the Mourne Mountains Tunnel, Co. Down for #ThinSectionThursday http://pic.twitter.com/FxOe6mrOqZ
— Geological Survey NI (@GeoSurveyNI) July 20, 2017
जिसे विश्वास है वह ज्ञान से अपमानित नहीं होता। जिसे विश्वास नहीं है वह ज्ञान से अपमानित होता है। ज्ञानी भक्त और गुंडा भक्त में अंतर होता है।
— Devdutt Pattanaik (@devduttmyth) July 20, 2017
Same model, distal end… http://pic.twitter.com/yT16JF4Ow8
— Tim Dooley (@timdooley) July 19, 2017
Point bar deposits near Drumheller, Alberta, with internal erosional surfaces; #ICFS11 field trip leader @RiversToRocks for scale http://pic.twitter.com/d6Lu2WjqHx
— Zoltán Sylvester (@zzsylvester) July 19, 2017
HELLO HEXAGON STORM WHAT ARE YOU @CassiniSaturn NEW PHOTOS!! JULY 18th. http://pic.twitter.com/2zOPEM6CXG
— Shannon Stirone (@shannonmstirone) July 19, 2017
Average output per well shows productivity based on initial production rates continues to increase in Permian https://t.co/BZLCSEpiRW #OOTT http://pic.twitter.com/ApMW1PmQa3
— Mason Hamilton🛢📊⛽️ (@T_Mason_H) July 19, 2017
Some little intricacies to keep our Alpine undergraduate mappers amused @UoAEnergy http://pic.twitter.com/FbW30yqi7T
— Clare Bond (@DrCEBond) July 19, 2017
Check out this movie of the swirling vortex at the center of the hexagon: https://t.co/N4uYRwEiTQ http://pic.twitter.com/xFJd2n5Tbv
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) July 18, 2017
151. This image, created w/ Mars Global Surveyor laser altimeter data in 1998, was the 1st 3D representation of the Martian north pole http://pic.twitter.com/RtNJ2Ers1Z
— Danny Bednar (@SpaceProfessor2) July 17, 2017
Careful Now. [ 🎵🤘] @NASAJuno @rdrimmel
— Seán Doran (@_TheSeaning) July 18, 2017
HD: https://t.co/gRl3uut6lB http://pic.twitter.com/JK6P2eXE3D
Arabia Terra, Mars. Highest quality @HiRISE video
— Seán Doran (@_TheSeaning) July 17, 2017
4k: https://t.co/q7BGwFE6GR http://pic.twitter.com/IGFueul1jW
211. Curiosity's Sample Analysis at Mars (SAM) instrument suite detected methane—& variations in concentration—in the martian atmosphere. http://pic.twitter.com/1jNNkrgbct
— Tanya Harrison (@tanyaofmars) July 17, 2017
208. A rock on Mars named "Harrison" (no relation) was found w/Curiosity's laser to be similar to Earth's granitic continental crust rocks. http://pic.twitter.com/JZ7udx4ZsW
— Tanya Harrison (@tanyaofmars) July 17, 2017
206. Manganese oxides were found by @marsninja using Curiosity's laser instrument, suggesting Mars' atmosphere had more oxygen in the past. http://pic.twitter.com/oDvZvnQ27y
— Tanya Harrison (@tanyaofmars) July 17, 2017
Kaiser Crater, Mars. Highest quality @HiRISE video
— Seán Doran (@_TheSeaning) July 17, 2017
4k: https://t.co/F7ZnYO7Hij http://pic.twitter.com/wEcVsBfYSQ
220. As of today, Opportunity has driven nearly 45 km since it landed in 2004—farther than any other rover off Earth. http://pic.twitter.com/yypIaBKaSA
— Tanya Harrison (@tanyaofmars) July 18, 2017
215. Before there was @HiRISE, there was the Mars Orbiter Camera on Mars Global Surveyor—which spotted Opportunity & its tracks from orbit. http://pic.twitter.com/SvzfeLoVLh
— Tanya Harrison (@tanyaofmars) July 17, 2017
This is a star blinking out as humanity's most distant exploration target — an icy relic of the solar system's birth — slips in front of it. http://pic.twitter.com/poYDv0XEvW
— Alex Parker (@Alex_Parker) July 19, 2017
Global average monthly temperature distributions since the 19th Century from GISTEMP #joyplot http://pic.twitter.com/cmZ5MeWytk
— Gavin Schmidt (@ClimateOfGavin) July 19, 2017
English naturalist Robert Hooke, speculated about stratigraphy & fossils way ahead of his time, born #OTD in 1635 https://t.co/XVAHmWK6ZQ http://pic.twitter.com/Y0vr8RtHHd
— David Bressan (@David_Bressan) July 18, 2017
1857: University of Bombay was estd on this day,160 yrs ago.
— Mumbai Heritage (@mumbaiheritage) July 18, 2017
The offices of University were accommodated in precincts of Town Hall http://pic.twitter.com/fye1Y4OYwP
DNAerys http://pic.twitter.com/f62HejaZOk
— Ed Yong (@edyong209) July 18, 2017
Just a 5 ton piece of the Sioux Quartzite, a #geologygift from my husband! What's your favorite #geologygift? http://pic.twitter.com/k92MGbJVY0
— Cara Burberry (@DeformationRox) July 18, 2017
Scientists uploaded a GIF of a galloping horse into live bacteria using Crispr https://t.co/1eD4txOCc4 http://pic.twitter.com/cj7rMrDw6j
— WIRED (@WIRED) July 18, 2017
Wow.
— Emily Lakdawalla (@elakdawalla) July 18, 2017
Pluto has these, too. But they're made of nitrogen ice instead of water ice, and the mountains are made of water ice instead of rock. https://t.co/vrkn6EA8Vh
P-waves caught in the act! And what a cool technique to visualise density variations in the air!https://t.co/0y02k1t4JY
— Chris Rowan (@Allochthonous) July 18, 2017
I just discovered that @NewHorizons2015 put their topography data online. It's beautiful! Here's Sputnik Planitia viewed from the northwest. http://pic.twitter.com/9ZLzPqLDEh
— James Tuttle Keane (@jtuttlekeane) July 17, 2017
Killer last line: “On our planet, lightning strikes more often than meteorites.”
— Chris Rowan (@Allochthonous) July 17, 2017
Though shocked quartz associated with (rarer) fulgurites… https://t.co/kHTenWKr4l
What happens in the rocks beneath the ocean floor at #volcanoes? Expedition underway now off the coast of Oregon: https://t.co/PGpXNc8ZZg http://pic.twitter.com/iqN8aTzu1O
— GAC-VIP Division (@gacvip) July 16, 2017
Visit Mars with #VR via @FastCoDesign https://t.co/ZZI1DUyeqx http://pic.twitter.com/aaxJN8KX2o
— Kat Mandelstein Ⓥ (@katmandelstein) July 17, 2017
When magma rises to the surface...@unige_en http://pic.twitter.com/a04Ds1Ccwm
— MAGE (@MAGEvolcano) July 15, 2017
Discovering if my oxygen sensors worked. Months of work comes down to this! http://pic.twitter.com/NlNdYvnmB1
— Kayla Iacovino 🌋 (@kaylai) July 16, 2017
On this day in 1995: Amazon opens for business as an online bookseller http://pic.twitter.com/I0mD7jJtAK
— Jon Erlichman (@JonErlichman) July 16, 2017
33. We've captured photos of avalanches AS THEY WERE HAPPENING on Mars thanks to @HiRISE! http://pic.twitter.com/LPM6m596cU
— Tanya Harrison (@tanyaofmars) July 14, 2017
31. Martian dust devils leave dark "tracks" in their wake where they've removed dust from the planet's surface. Looks like abstract art. http://pic.twitter.com/QmfrFqfGM6
— Tanya Harrison (@tanyaofmars) July 14, 2017
Dear Fibtard Secularati, Why only criticise nation for cheap publicity, why you not praise nation for cheap publicity??
— Indian Nazi (@IndianNazi) July 17, 2017
Great Red Spot [G. Eichstädt] @NASAJuno https://t.co/RVMxb5aSjn http://pic.twitter.com/gvhSfl3xtk
— Seán Doran (@_TheSeaning) July 16, 2017
1. The hues of #Mars' surface are generally thanks to dust cover—or (relative) lack thereof. Lighter areas = dusty, darker = less dusty. http://pic.twitter.com/EbsyOsVYVk
— Tanya Harrison (@tanyaofmars) July 14, 2017
#19 tastes great http://pic.twitter.com/3Hv3lM5Rk9
— Roger Federer (@rogerfederer) July 16, 2017
#SaturnSaturday On this day in 2008, we captured this view of the immense vortex at #Saturn's south pole. Details: https://t.co/JzNqGUdXx2 http://pic.twitter.com/dlWERuPBCw
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) July 15, 2017
2003 🏆
— Wimbledon (@Wimbledon) July 16, 2017
2004 🏆
2005 🏆
2006 🏆
2007 🏆
2009 🏆
2012 🏆
2017 🏆
The moment @rogerfederer won #Wimbledon title No.8 http://pic.twitter.com/rMzNNA6M0K
The Martian north polar plains and northern Tempe Terra, imaged by ESA's #MarsExpress HRSC on May 2, 2014. http://pic.twitter.com/L1Z1qv26cH
— Justin Cowart (@jccwrt) July 15, 2017
We're in 2017, this guy is in 3017 http://pic.twitter.com/y0WfVuLCvg
— Dank Memes 💎💎💎 (@FreeMemesKids) July 12, 2017
And when scoria cones start collapsing...@unige_en http://pic.twitter.com/h9RzyW7gjJ
— MAGE (@MAGEvolcano) July 15, 2017
The Grand Canyon as seen from space! #geology http://pic.twitter.com/VbVWOzjZip
— Geology Tweets (@GeologyTime) July 15, 2017
#photograph of the #weekend
— micROCKScopica (@micROCKScopica) July 15, 2017
Garnet in gneiss by @MarmiRossi
more @ https://t.co/02Pd2NMcgR#Nature #Art #geology #rocks #minerals #beauty http://pic.twitter.com/DGAn4Rm1Nm
Each time I point out a curtailment of free speech in India, a certain kind of person on Twitter has a stock response: What about Islam? 1/n
— Sadanand Dhume (@dhume) July 15, 2017
1980s :: Young Rahul Dravid With Famous Cricketer Sunil Gavaskar http://pic.twitter.com/KdeeWoOmHm
— indianhistorypics (@IndiaHistorypic) July 16, 2017
So so happy and privileged to be in another @Wimbledon final. See you all Sunday 😀
— Roger Federer (@rogerfederer) July 14, 2017
Triton, Voyager II, 1989; Pluto, New Horizons, 2015.
— Alex Parker (@Alex_Parker) July 14, 2017
Happy Pluto Flyby Day! http://pic.twitter.com/vd1zYpUtFV
Not only is it #InternationalRockDay. It is also #thinsectionthursday!
— micROCKScopica (@micROCKScopica) July 13, 2017
Serpentinised olivine in silicate marble by @MarmiRossi #Nature #Art http://pic.twitter.com/3APjnebbQv
A 105-year-old banded pumice clast from the 1912 Novarupta eruption of Katmai in Alaska. #InternationalRockDay http://pic.twitter.com/YTBVUx3DW1
— Bob Gooday (@BobGooday) July 13, 2017
Not only is it #InternationalRockDay. It is also #thinsectionthursday!
— micROCKScopica (@micROCKScopica) July 13, 2017
Charoite schist (Yakutia)#nature #art #geology #science #blue http://pic.twitter.com/2l1DWfIbH2
In '79 as undergrad I worked Voyager at Jupiter. Red spot loomed & dazzled. Now Juno has brought us so close to that majestic living swirl! http://pic.twitter.com/Z76aVuqtAt
— David Grinspoon (@DrFunkySpoon) July 13, 2017
#OOTT Reports of the death of the offshore industry have been vastly exaggerated, Hess claims. Liza ph. 1 breaking even at $35/Bbl http://pic.twitter.com/urjobmeopF
— NicoLongShort 🛢 (@NicoLongShort) July 13, 2017
The US Constitution grants freedom of speech in its First Amendment, but does not protect you from ridicule for being wrong.
— Neil deGrasse Tyson (@neiltyson) July 13, 2017
Cool. Amelia Earhart writes @nytimes publisher asking that the NYT stop calling her by her husband's name. It worked. http://pic.twitter.com/3GZaYv5HV4
— carolynryan (@carolynryan) July 13, 2017
In honour of #InternationalRockDay, my favourite outcrop from an undergraduate field trip to Connemara #whataloadofschist http://pic.twitter.com/bcNr6mfXld
— Charley Allen (@_CharleyAllen) July 13, 2017
The last piece of the #LarsenC breakup is nicely shown in high resolution in #Sentinel1. Farewell iceberg A68! @ESA_EO @MIDASOnIce http://pic.twitter.com/FUzZUlT4E8
— Stef Lhermitte (@StefLhermitte) July 12, 2017
They're here! My first processed raw map-projected image of #Jupiter's Great Red Spot from @NASAJuno's P7 flyover on July 10-11 #GRSflyover http://pic.twitter.com/DpSYHA7IVt
— Jason Major (@JPMajor) July 12, 2017
Folks, it's #Jupiter's Great Red Spot from @NASAJuno Perijove 7!!!!!!! - https://t.co/nb5WAnLoBg http://pic.twitter.com/IugzWRzClq
— Kevin M. Gill (@kevinmgill) July 12, 2017
An Italian magazine just elected this as the worst 20 seconds of football ever played (QPR vs. Man City, 1993) http://pic.twitter.com/3wR3Ol12Gg
— Football__Tweet (@Football__Tweet) July 12, 2017
Spectacular garnet+kyanite+gedrite+biotite metasedimentary rock, Panangad. These rocks lie within the Palghat-Cauv… https://t.co/KBndaY5aut http://pic.twitter.com/rOot3PzCoA
— Traveling Geologist (@travelinggeolog) July 12, 2017
1/ Scientist who's been studying Larsen C Ice Shelf explains that the break is not a simple story of climate changehttps://t.co/d0COloEaWB http://pic.twitter.com/y5bzrWPGoM
— The Conversation (@ConversationUK) July 12, 2017
re: Resolution Matters #geomatics http://pic.twitter.com/juoMD5uqvz
— 🇨🇦 GIS & Geomatics (@CanadianGIS) July 11, 2017
Please chant 'Where's award gang now' 100 times if you want to avoid the more embarrassing 'Where's a strong govt. & internal security now?'
— Aisi Taisi Democracy (@AisiTaisiDemo) July 11, 2017
What are Thundereggs? and why are they so special? | #Geology #GeologyPage
— Geology Page (@GeologyPage) July 12, 2017
Read More: https://t.co/P9vCTm8Cq2
This line in the BBC's analysis of Donald Trump Jr's email revelations is exquisite http://pic.twitter.com/IxJnxblvVp
— Kaya Burgess (@kayaburgess) July 11, 2017
Exploding rocks - Uniaxial fracture experiment with a high speed camera, for UCL Earth Sciences Taster day @ES_UCL http://pic.twitter.com/73UUGZrilB
— Tom Mitchell (@TomatronMitch) July 11, 2017
The energy shortage no one saw coming: Why Australia, the world's No. 2 LNG exporter, can't keep the lights on https://t.co/kcLEdXLWre #oott http://pic.twitter.com/z3c3alQcvu
— Georgi Kantchev (@georgikantchev) July 11, 2017
Electrification, decentralization and digitalization are creating new opportunities for energy companies. https://t.co/WLmqOTECDP
— Bain Insights (@BainInsights) July 11, 2017
Ripple cross lamination with hematite in the 2.5 billion year banded iron formation at Paraburdoo, Pilbara, Australia. @ImperialRSM http://pic.twitter.com/J2URqbBrj5
— The Rock Library (@Rock_Library) July 10, 2017
Catching waves… http://pic.twitter.com/cos5NioGI6
— SarcasticRover (@SarcasticRover) July 11, 2017
A few scenes from inside the Grotte di Frasassi today: http://pic.twitter.com/l6fTo8f3oI
— Callan Bentley (@callanbentley) July 10, 2017
I have a special place in my heart for this Victorian ad for contraception http://pic.twitter.com/smiZLCz8CZ
— Aoife Byrne (@listentoaoife) July 8, 2017
1905- Apollo Bundar (Wellington Pier) before construction of Gateway of India. Notice the Chinese pavilion #Mumbai http://pic.twitter.com/fqJHRFjwOW
— Mumbai Heritage (@mumbaiheritage) July 8, 2017
Letter of the decade on Brexit, only in @FT http://pic.twitter.com/gF0n1Tokay
— Lionel Barber (@lionelbarber) July 6, 2017
Apache exits Canada in three deals worth $713 million https://t.co/Z7pw2YTtgN via @houstonchron
— Collin Eaton (@CollinEatonHC) July 7, 2017
If you haven't read this Alexander Hamilton quote, here's your chance to be flabbergasted. http://pic.twitter.com/4BAcL9yuz6
— Peter Daou (@peterdaou) July 7, 2017
A funky Bushveld norite for #ThinSectionThursday http://pic.twitter.com/2JcdTgf2rs
— Adam Jeffery (@Agpaitic_Adam) July 6, 2017
Landsat 5 satellite captures an #avalanche barreling down a peak in the Karakoram Range. Via @NASAEarth https://t.co/kjLI06Xi7l http://pic.twitter.com/EX1jed5uSv
— EGU (@EuroGeosciences) July 7, 2017
Good luck next week at #Jupiter’s Great Red Spot, @NASAJuno! Here’s one of the biggest storms we watched at #Saturn: https://t.co/d224zC0uST http://pic.twitter.com/b08x4MBua6
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) July 7, 2017
U.S. oil cos lost $130 billion since 2015. Spent $1.53 for every $1 earned in 2016. Yet they drill on. #oil #OOTThttps://t.co/w1ONWiOOev
— Bradley Olson (@bradnews) July 7, 2017
I'm in today's press conference alongside @LewisHamilton and Sebastian Vettel. Not sure I'm going to be talking much this time 😄
— Kevin Magnussen (@KevinMagnussen) July 6, 2017
Looking at sediment cores after our Gulf Island outcrop tour. Turbidites separated geographically by only 10s km but temporally by ~70 m.y. http://pic.twitter.com/gX1IqVjbTY
— Rebecca Englert (@rgenglert) July 6, 2017
Intergrowth of colorless corderite with Blue Sapphire from a very high temperature Granulite#thinsectionthursday #geology http://pic.twitter.com/IPRdOOjIOo
— GeoSciTweeps: Venky (@GeoSciTweeps) July 6, 2017
#ThinSectionThursday beautiful alter amphibole in syenite from the Ambohimirahavavy Complex #Madagascar @SosRare http://pic.twitter.com/kuMh9WCnMZ
— Eva Marquis (@EvaMarquis1) July 6, 2017
Quick quiz from the field. Is this an Ignimbrite or mylonite? #geology #fieldwork http://pic.twitter.com/WVCHmd55b2
— tectonictweets (@tectonictweets) July 6, 2017
Adorable Duo Travels The World To Play With Architecture, And Their Pics Will Give You An Eyegasm (10+ Pics): https://t.co/vwc7qE4c6K http://pic.twitter.com/Lrdb7Lx6L8
— Bored Panda (@boredpanda) July 6, 2017
Rover findings indicate stratified lake on ancient Mars | #Geology #GeologyPage #Mars
— Geology Page (@GeologyPage) July 6, 2017
Read more : https://t.co/XVBK7dpvTr
How The Nile Has Changed Course Over The Past 5,000 Years - https://t.co/h3fYNRp6Dp
— Brilliant Maps (@BrilliantMaps) July 5, 2017
Which the Mossad, for some reason, shared only with a low-level pro-Modi troll known only for plagiarizing tweets http://pic.twitter.com/Afty0oCOBU
— IndiaExplained (@IndiaExplained) July 4, 2017
1918 Puerto Rico earthquake and tsunami https://t.co/8WFBqWgiJq
— Gordon Neighbour (@CornubiaGeol) July 4, 2017
Red Rock Canyon State Park, California, USA | #Geology #GeologyPage #California
— Geology Page (@GeologyPage) July 4, 2017
Red Rock Canyon State Park featur… https://t.co/pN0kc0l0U3 http://pic.twitter.com/4JJVzPYwl2
#July4 Geological Map o U.S. (1870) https://t.co/IHGzz3LaP3 #FourthOfJuly http://pic.twitter.com/MBdj8YYt4v
— David Bressan (@David_Bressan) July 4, 2017
How mineral growth makes Roman concrete get stronger with age. Like diagenesis, just for man-made materials! https://t.co/TcZAXNVzus
— Chris Rowan (@Allochthonous) July 4, 2017
#TectonicTuesday: Fold sequence with thrust fault, Langshan, China (photo courtesy: Zhang Jin) http://pic.twitter.com/iKuRxPlR6J
— Luca Dal Zilio (@lucadalzilio) July 4, 2017
4TH OF JULY SPECIAL: US energy consumption from 1776 to today -- amazing #coal and natural #gas shift #OOTT https://t.co/uwxEDJWS2g @EIAgov http://pic.twitter.com/H0ezcYnOpZ
— Javier Blas (@JavierBlas2) July 4, 2017
Before the days of photography, beautiful hand drawn illustrations filled scientific publications. An Ichthyosaur by Evarand Home, 1819. http://pic.twitter.com/errjt6PjOl
— Jan Freedman (@JanFreedman) July 4, 2017
July 4, 1899, Tycoon Andrew Carnegie buys a Diplodocus for 10,000$https://t.co/Pd9mXLKuFm http://pic.twitter.com/XBqgexdzLG
— David Bressan (@David_Bressan) July 3, 2017
The physics of data @NaturePhysics https://t.co/0WvHCwO5xq
— Eric Topol (@EricTopol) July 3, 2017
insightful on the need to change our mindset for complex, messy #bigdata #AI http://pic.twitter.com/g7X9z1gX5V
How humans spread across the globe, via @nature http://pic.twitter.com/p7poswSgGo
— Max Galka (@galka_max) July 1, 2017
Hydrothermal #explosion at the Sileri crater of Dieng Volcanic Complex, Indonesia on 7/2/17 injuring 10 persons w/in 15 m from the crater http://pic.twitter.com/o9ExkIyYNJ
— jaime s. sincioco (@jaimessincioco) July 3, 2017
A smattering of #Silurian bivalve internal molds in iron-rich siltstone - Ctenodonta machaeriformis (ROM7266, Hamilton, ON) #MolluscMonday http://pic.twitter.com/TS5rMpaF6A
— Dave Rudkin (@RudkinDave) July 3, 2017
Spectacular rocks at the Kalgoorlie core library, on way to #GSWA fieldwork http://pic.twitter.com/NiKNXlD2Kq
— Dr Tim Ivanic (@ArcheanGeo) July 3, 2017
Earth without Art is just eh...
— micROCKScopica (@micROCKScopica) July 2, 2017
Mica Phlogopite in #marble. for you @MarmiRossi#geology #colors #micro #design #artwork #rocks #abstract http://pic.twitter.com/rwMqVsH953
