2019 FIA F1 World Championship - Entry List
— Gianluca D'Alessandro (@Gianludale27) November 30, 2018
New numbers: #4 Norris, #63 Russell, #88 Kubica, #99 Giovinazzi pic.twitter.com/vnt7YbSIEF
Then came the Galileo spacecraft and it took this backlit image of Jupiter and its rings. It's stunning. pic.twitter.com/NxvmOA7udT
— Shannon Stirone (@shannonmstirone) November 30, 2018
Students - check out this awesome video of an "antidune" - a bedform that moves UPSTREAM through time.
— Callan Bentley (@callanbentley) November 30, 2018
Though counterintuitive, these features form in high-energy currents, and their internal cross-bedding slopes in the opposite direction to "normal" dune/ripple cross-bedding. https://t.co/sLK2xOT5n6
Unfair to assume CSO bent to govt will since ALL GDP revisions/re-basing have issues; current problem of back-series related to problems with new base year data & this was done in UPA era @arunjaitley
— Sunil Jain (@thesuniljain) November 30, 2018
That said,MANY inconsistencies in data
https://t.co/XF2DTxa0fL
I'm about to drop a severely nerdy and overly technical thread on you all about automagically parsing heaps of old declassified CIA documents for coverterms using python, NLP libraries, regex, and maybe a little love. Either strap in or block me. W/E pic.twitter.com/HNyOfcGkLE
— H E X A (@hexadecim8) November 29, 2018
Watch | India's first Hyperspectral Imaging Satellite https://t.co/IU7YmRMV2L
— The Hindu Explains (@THexplains) November 30, 2018
IT’S HERE! This story has it all: mysterious seismic signals with no concrete explanation, some of the loveliest scientists I’ve spoken with, a parable, a reference to Jocelyn Bell Burnell, and jokes (yes, jokes) about sea monsters. My latest for @Gizmodo https://t.co/IQUUdta7fg
— Dr Robin George Andrews (@SquigglyVolcano) November 29, 2018
The seismic waves began off the shores of a French island, buzzed across Africa, and traversed oceans to reach as far as Hawaii https://t.co/fMDSYCwRnY
— National Geographic (@NatGeo) November 28, 2018
Sarychev volcano, Kuril islands, as seen from the International Space Station. (NASA). #space #science #astronomy pic.twitter.com/kpG6OcLQtK
— Antonio Paris (@AntonioParis) November 29, 2018
Ok, some thoughts on the #GDP back series calculated by the #CSO. First, the MCA 21 database on which much of the new methodology is based simply did not exist before 2006-07....More importantly, it was not comparable before 2010-11.
— Prosenjit Datta (@ProsaicView) November 29, 2018
Ultra high-resolution imaging is a very important tool to assess submarine geohazards. Here is an eyecandy for seismic lovers. Follow this space for more of such gorgeous images of mass wasting processes. @moscardellil @seis_matters @aggiegeorg @ItnSlate @_Toun_ pic.twitter.com/I7AaibRdog
— Shray Badhani (@shraybadhani) November 29, 2018
I have been interacting with Nidhi and Barkha for years and through my tenures in J&K. I never found them supporting trts, stonethrowers or separatists. What they did was even handed reporting by presenting the other side to help assess the minds working there. I found it helped https://t.co/YVzGoSlyx3
— Syed Ata Hasnain (@atahasnain53) November 29, 2018
1962 :: India's Space Programme Started From Mary's Magdalene Church Which Was Office & Laboratory of Thumba Equatorial Rocket Launch Station @isro pic.twitter.com/25naQpJ2EM
— indianhistorypics (@IndiaHistorypic) November 29, 2018
#Geology in action: a meandering river changes its course leaving oxbow lakes behind. Makes for some awesome #sedimentology and #stratigraphy! pic.twitter.com/R3H7YHPPCa
— Dr Lauren O'Connor (@palaeoconnor) November 28, 2018
Natural gas prices in the #Permian region (Waha hub) briefly fell below zero (ie, a producer actually *paid* a consumer to get rid of the gas) for a 2nd consecutive day on Tueaday due to booming output and limited pipeline capacity, according to @NGInews #OOTT
— Javier Blas (@JavierBlas) November 28, 2018
Wtf @Saavn?!!! pic.twitter.com/mY4x7GYLqo
— Rohit Bharati (@vividBharati) November 27, 2018
The Fourth US National Climate Assessment was released on Friday. Since then, a number of politicians + pundits have made statements about it that are not accurate. As an author, I'm here to set the record straight. Here we go! (thread) https://t.co/4qV9ss3Tr3
— Katharine Hayhoe (@KHayhoe) November 27, 2018
The family portrait has been updated! At number 44, @NASAInSight now holds the top spot on our #Mars exploration poster: https://t.co/BT0B6k03Zy pic.twitter.com/Zi50ATBRh5
— Jason Davis (@jasonrdavis) November 26, 2018
A standing wave on the Don River today.
— Mathew Wells (@EFD_Toronto) November 26, 2018
Technically this occurs when the downstream velocity U matches the upstream wave-speed, given by sqrt(g H) where g is gravity and H depth of river, so that Froude number Fr = U/sqrt(g H) ~ 1. pic.twitter.com/JmDjolx4hC
Welcome to Elysium Planitia, Mars, from @NASAInSight, relayed via the MaRCO relay cubesats. This view, taken through the dust cover, is a quick-n-dirty cleanup job to capture the feel of this vast volcanic plain where humanity will soon study the Martian interior. #marslanding pic.twitter.com/V91cKxK6S6
— TS Planets (@tsplanets) November 26, 2018
Our @NASAInSight spacecraft stuck the #MarsLanding!
— NASA (@NASA) November 26, 2018
Its new home is Elysium Planitia, a still, flat region where it’s set to study seismic waves and heat deep below the surface of the Red Planet for a planned two-year mission. Learn more: https://t.co/fIPATUugFo pic.twitter.com/j0hXTjhV6I
I feel you, #Mars – and soon I’ll know your heart. With this safe landing, I’m here. I’m home.
— NASAInSight (@NASAInSight) November 26, 2018
#MarsLanding https://t.co/auhFdfiUMg
This sign at a local deli pic.twitter.com/VximhpoXxR
— Give Me Internet (@GiveMeInternet) November 26, 2018
'Rocket Launch' in 4k is still pending on Youtube. 😠
— Seán Doran (@_TheSeaning) November 26, 2018
Here is the 4k version on Vimeo. 😛https://t.co/OYkLhgA26O pic.twitter.com/YIIdBxDur5
BAD ASS CAT https://t.co/4KkZ1QJqtW
— ℭhi 🛢️ (@chigrl) November 25, 2018
Time to say goodbye 😢#GraciasFernando pic.twitter.com/Z53nnhzwSH
— Formula 1 (@F1) November 25, 2018
Vettel, Alonso and Hamilton together. Beautiful moment pic.twitter.com/gzPwXDgbyB
— Gianluca D'Alessandro (@Gianludale27) November 25, 2018
RACE day. 💙 #gracias pic.twitter.com/HlgBW4mob8
— Fernando Alonso (@alo_oficial) November 25, 2018
Which one of these photography hacks shocks you the most?!
— Tips & Tricks (@awkwardgoogle) November 23, 2018
By Blossom pic.twitter.com/ncvpLUBxO4
We gave the driver briefing room a special lick of paint in honour of @alo_oficial's #F1 farewell. We think he likes it 😉#GraciasFernando pic.twitter.com/nR0rqO3qOa
— Formula 1 (@F1) November 23, 2018
48 superimposed photos of the sun, taken during a year, one per week, in the same place and time, in the Cathedral of Burgos. The highest point is the summer solstice and the lowest is the winter solstice. pic.twitter.com/9gLwQRxrjG
— Roberto Alonso González Lezcano (@robertoglezcano) November 24, 2018
The U.S. Navy once thought it was the ocean's bottom. What their acoustics were detecting was actually an enormous mass of living sea creatures. Welcome to the ocean's twilight zone. https://t.co/B0f7cYXndA
— NYT Science (@NYTScience) November 23, 2018
Being a public markets guy, I like these well researched articles.https://t.co/Egvtlbl1HS
— Samir Arora (@Iamsamirarora) November 23, 2018
#Martini Rosso (under the #microscope)
— micROCKScopica (@micROCKScopica) November 23, 2018
Wishing you a great #weekend from a rainy #Venice pic.twitter.com/MqFLqweefp
Classic error of interpreting size of GDP with "richness". Per capita GDP matters and on Maddison's scale, every country, including India, was poor in the pre-modern world. Share of world GDP is a proxy of share of world population in Maddison's framework for that time period! https://t.co/kBQIbISSHF
— Chinmay Tumbe (@ChinmayTumbe) November 23, 2018
Seattle bound Alaska Air pilot got clearance to divert for a few minutes from their holding pattern, providing a spectacular view of Mt Rainier for passengers. https://t.co/GW7k977REw pic.twitter.com/TgDvCE8xNj
— Tony Rice (@rtphokie) November 21, 2018
This is incorrect. Dalit castes were attached to land &sold and bought with land in Kerala. They could even be mortgaged. Travancore rajah's govt owned slaves who were liberated in phases from 1812. In 1847 they still had 15,000 Pulaya, Paraya slaves leased out to bidders. https://t.co/drTg1sHM1U
— Manu S Pillai (@UnamPillai) November 22, 2018
Snapping turtle has risen from hibernation, carrying the weight of the world on its shoulders.
— John R. Hutchinson (@JohnRHutchinson) November 20, 2018
source unknown (via reddit) pic.twitter.com/37OP0PNwoO
"Adorable staircase installation by French artist, Céleste Boursier Mougenot." - a.k.a. 'geologist is home from field work'. pic.twitter.com/49z7TAqM3z
— Dr Janine Krippner (@janinekrippner) November 21, 2018
Our annual reminder: Widening 👏 highways 👏 doesn't 👏 work 👏
— Streetsblog USA (@StreetsblogUSA) November 21, 2018
This freeway -- LA's 405 -- was JUST widened at a cost of $1.6 billion. pic.twitter.com/vFSTmfdhnC
(Dip slip normal) Faults step or bend towards the deep as on the surface. A releasing (extensional area) step develops where it steps to the right (Photo: Dr David J.Och). pic.twitter.com/G6MyJrqTMQ
— Dr. Ramazan Demirtaş (@Paleosismolog) November 21, 2018
A Moore curve is a continuous fractal space-filling curve which is a variant of the Hilbert curve. Precisely, it is the loop version of the Hilbert curve and it can also be drawn with epicycles https://t.co/cZwntfYxzc | https://t.co/0q1tdOpAGW [source: https://t.co/N65Vm0gzOy] pic.twitter.com/YtbVUpvD4J
— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) November 21, 2018
Interesting Journals from "Centre for Financial Management".
— Venkatesh Jayaraman (@VenkateshJayar2) November 20, 2018
Good amount of material from Investing and Behavioral Finance.@Gautam__Baidhttps://t.co/QZDtbLR2Ss
This is it! Picked after a lengthy search, Jezero Crater on #Mars has many things we hope to explore by landing our #Mars2020 rover there. In this crater, ancient water carved channels & transported sediments to form fans + deltas we want to learn about: https://t.co/ppfcAbw3fz pic.twitter.com/FIn1DivG9I
— NASA (@NASA) November 19, 2018
I am now 100% convinced that the most 3rd rate people in India are the independent directors of our companies. Enjoy the fruits of being on boards without doing anything and leaving at first instance if some work/responsibility is required of them.
— Samir Arora (@Iamsamirarora) November 20, 2018
If at first you don't succeed, fuck it, it's just not worth the effort. pic.twitter.com/z8pp1hIIOE
— Paul Bronks (@BoringEnormous) November 18, 2018
Nor does life have a rewind or replay button! #BuckleUp pic.twitter.com/UfyRnltTqZ
— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) November 19, 2018
Scapolite in Marble from the contact aureole of southern Adamello (Italy)#thinsectionthursday #sciart #scicomm #abstractart #science #geology #rocks #minerals #crystals pic.twitter.com/cxemHbXTYo
— micROCKScopica (@micROCKScopica) November 15, 2018
The amazing #Lemaire channel.
— HMS Protector (@hmsprotector) November 16, 2018
Last week’s transits in icy conditions and strong winds.
Please retweet and share if you want more #timelapse #video like this.
🇦🇶🚢🇬🇧@SEAC_Defence @RoyalNavy @pinstripedline @smbnstr @LewisPugh @navylookout@AntarcticReport #FF
Credit: LS Ealey pic.twitter.com/z0BhxmQiZ6
#ThinSectionThursday : #Amphibole (Amp) & Ti-rich brown #garnet (Grt) in a pegmatitic nepheline syenite from the Tezhsar ring complex, #Armenia. From former @KeeleGGE student K. Sokol's paper:https://t.co/w8XUfPtmr6 pic.twitter.com/YaOrhoVVc6
— Keele Petrology (@KeelePetrology) November 15, 2018
RBI board member @sgurumurthy says would be great if the power to print currency was in government's hands. In other words make the central bank part of the MoF. Welcome to Venezuela, Zimbabwe and tin pot dictatorship territory. Insane. https://t.co/GNi5Y0hGa8
— Rupa Subramanya (@rupasubramanya) November 15, 2018
They're always changing the goal post whether it's changing the comparator year or cherry picking dates. 2013-2014 to 2015-2016 (last full year of UPA &year before demo), there was a 27% increase in total filings (e+paper). Why did you need demonetisation? https://t.co/ATUmUyHzwg
— Rupa Subramanya (@rupasubramanya) November 15, 2018
Mind boggling mix of fact & fiction, creative history, cherry picking quotes of context, lionizing Trump to rubbish economists and all for what - Indira Gandhi model of autarchy & social control over economy complete with protectionist barriers is best. https://t.co/72rBahXQQk
— SonaliRanade (@sonaliranade) November 15, 2018
THREAD
— Simon Evans (@DrSimEvans) November 13, 2018
Today's @IEA World Energy Outlook is a doorstop-sized 662pp so there's something for everyone. Here are my highlights:
1/ Global coal use may have already peaked in 2014
That would be a huge deal – for climate, mining firms, air quality etc…https://t.co/1b9LgDZP4S pic.twitter.com/wWXDV5BXxe
a Carpet of AGATE, just a couple mm wide.#TuesdayMotivation #science #sciart #colors #geology #rocks #minerals #gemstones #jewels #abstractart pic.twitter.com/365EigWd2S
— micROCKScopica (@micROCKScopica) November 13, 2018
There we have it: natgas futures surpass the $4/MMBtu mark for the first time since December 2014 pic.twitter.com/wp7Z43Veka
— Simon Casey (@sjcasey) November 13, 2018
Guidelines on Enhanced Disclosures by CRAs: We welcome the regulations from @SEBI_India that will ensure more transparency around the #rating process; #CRISIL has always analysed aspects on parent support, consolidation, liquidity and factored them in the rating analysis.
— CRISIL Limited (@CRISILLimited) November 13, 2018
Close-up of boudin, Norway. Lovely! pic.twitter.com/GdD2JXdvxo
— Tomo_Morishita_MantleLab (@deep_sample) November 12, 2018
BP's Bob Dudley says on @BloombergTV the proposed Saudi output cut is likely to "firm" oil prices. Says co. is using price of $50-$65/bbl for long-term planning #OOTT https://t.co/e0s5Hmkxf8
— Kelly Gilblom (@KellyGilblom) November 12, 2018
Military geology: an innovation of the 1914-18 World War https://t.co/LzNqdijDRX
— David Bressan (@David_Bressan) November 12, 2018
#China and the #UK signed agreement on a currency swap of 350bn yuan/40bn pound for in 3 years.
— Yuan Report (@YuanReport) November 12, 2018
This essay has aged well, and has been subsequently verified by four peer reviewer journal articles I've published since... https://t.co/uVoscbp8gx
— JesseJenkins (@JesseJenkins) November 11, 2018
Let’s say he win the internet today pic.twitter.com/5mHsOQa9XK
— IFFConsulting (@IFFConsulting) November 10, 2018
You should see what happens when grad students are told by billionaires that their research is fantastical and fraudulent https://t.co/KBSRzRDEZw
— Jane Leopardis (@upulie) November 11, 2018
Megaflaps, Radial Faults, and Counterregional Faults 😍 Excellent new paper by Escosa et al. on lateral terminations of salt walls from the Paradox Basin. https://t.co/xd6M1rFBKJ #SaltSaturday pic.twitter.com/4QIPwSUPQ4
— Jessie Thompson Jobe (@neotectonics) November 10, 2018
The extremely mathematical approach used in Japan to manage and control the crowd https://t.co/uXyIm6TiRp pic.twitter.com/8868ThIP0o
— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) November 9, 2018
Guess what?
— micROCKScopica (@micROCKScopica) November 9, 2018
Martini Rosso under the microscope.
have a nice #weekend #sciart #scicomm #cocktails #bar #abstractart #sugar pic.twitter.com/fDn5ju3uYY
THE "CITIZEN CANE".....
— Dylan Burnette (@MAG2ART) November 9, 2018
......OF MICROSCOPY
I'm teaching 1st-year grad students about cell migration tomorrow. This is the first movie they will see. An immune cell hunting down a bacterium among red blood cells. Movie credit: David Rogers. #CellBiology pic.twitter.com/qk75C8JFom
Big newsbreaks today:
— Rohan Venkat (@RohanV) November 9, 2018
Ritu Sarin gets the RBI Board minutes after it was told about demonetisation (signed a full 5 weeks after) https://t.co/6suYfmmJm1
and @ajaishukla has details of Dassault's initial Rafale bid, much cheaper than the current price https://t.co/81ewm5WhMV
That's a pretty little sediment plume: pic.twitter.com/3rhUGyfZSw
— Robert Mahon (@RobertCMahon) November 8, 2018
Highly recommend. Source @VenkateshJayar2 pic.twitter.com/Wqm134JhSY
— Contra (@contrarianEPS) November 7, 2018
"Bubbles" of chalcedony in a small piece of petrified #wood.#fossil #rocks #minerals #geology #thinsection #microscopy #sciart #nature #abstract pic.twitter.com/Xpk9hoiGEe
— micROCKScopica (@micROCKScopica) November 7, 2018
No such thing has been confirmed. The observations of 'Oumuamua showed it exhibited non-gravitational acceleration during its pass through the Solar System which is consistent with solar radiation acting upon a low mass-to-area surface. Making a jump to ALIENS is pure conjecture. https://t.co/hBHt1ikEXa
— Jason Major (@JPMajor) November 5, 2018
Occidental Petroleum has turned the pipeline bottleneck in the #Permian into a cash-cow, making more money in the third-quarter buying cheap oil from rivals without access to transportation and selling it at a premium (aka, trading), than pumping its own oil in the region | #OOTT pic.twitter.com/NQp1gvb5X7
— Javier Blas (@JavierBlas) November 6, 2018
A female friend just lost a job for being "difficult." As she narrated what had happened, it struck me: a difficult woman is one who asks for the things I get without having to ask for them.
— David Frum (@davidfrum) November 6, 2018
This debate is chasing up the wrong tree -- diet. The right places to look? Meal frequency & sedentariness. Even today 98% of rural population is diabetes-free because of (1)only two meals a day (no snacking) and (2)lots of natural exercise & sunshine cc: @drjasonfung
— SharpViews (@sharpviews) November 3, 2018
Someone needs to design an app for bhakts. They click a button and it types
— Vir Das (@thevirdas) November 4, 2018
"But what about...." In the reply section.
Then they get to choose:
1. Cow
2. Congress
3. 1984
4. Pakistan
5. AAP
6. 1857
7. Statue of Liberty
8. Trump
It must be exausting to type so much all day.
Between 4,000 and 3,000 years ago, just as the Indus Civilisation collapsed and Rig Veda was composed, there was a profound mixture of populations in South Asia that had been previously segregated.
— The Caravan (@thecaravanindia) November 5, 2018
David Reich on what genetics reveals about Indian origins: https://t.co/ovppI3Y9Xp pic.twitter.com/PTi3VzKGCW
By popular demand, I've created a downloadable version of this deck. Am asking folks to put in their emails to get it, but I send the link right away. Hope y'all enjoy it: https://t.co/Kp7YSHTTs6 https://t.co/CGR2Mf3mX5
— Andrew Chen (@andrewchen) November 4, 2018
India has achieved completion of her nuclear triad with the first successful deterrence patrol by INS Arihant. This places India in the league of the few countries that can design, construct and operate Strategic Strike Nuclear Submarines (SSBN).
— Nirmala Sitharaman (@nsitharaman) November 5, 2018
This made me laugh more than it should have. pic.twitter.com/uWoLcX3wPu
— Matt Parker (@standupmaths) November 3, 2018
Why is Japan indulging in such a deal with India against INR exchange?
— Nandini Tandon (@_inidnan) November 2, 2018
Because Japan will get Rate of Interest on its otherwise idle USD Reserves. It already enjoys surplus forex reserves, so why not give it as a 3-year loan to India in exchange of ROI + equivalent INR!
Never witnessed a more damning indictment of Political Islam. Tens of thousands of Islamists across sects have united & savagely waged destruction across the country to demand the murder of a poor Christian woman for blasphemy without evidence. This is their political project.
— Ammar Rashid (@AmmarRashidT) November 2, 2018
These feldspars in a diorite from central Arran must have quite the tale to tell! #ThinSectionThursday #Antecryst #SieveTexture pic.twitter.com/sH5rIrytg6
— Bob Gooday (@BobGooday) November 1, 2018
How do you say trademark misuse in Dothraki?
— HBO (@HBO) November 2, 2018
I've posted some of these before, but I feel they will cheer up a rainy London #ThinSectionThursday - beautiful clinopyroxene phenocrysts in a basalt from the Peel Lake area, #NewZealand pic.twitter.com/PCQPtmAteB
— Dr Ruth Siddall (@R_Siddall) November 1, 2018
This should have been the biggest news of the week in India. For the first time since independence, a container is moving on inland vessel. PepsiCo is moving 16 containers from Kolkata to Varanasi on vessel MV RN Tagore, over river Ganga. Such a huge accomplishment!#SagarMala
— Nitin Gadkari (@nitin_gadkari) November 3, 2018
Headed out to @GuadalupeMtnsNP to do some field work with @WylieWalker and flew over Artesia, NM this morning! Here is ground zero of the Permian, wells out to the horizon. Check out the increase in production https://t.co/uxLVxvyepd pic.twitter.com/cBipWKcHGM
— off the shelf edge (@ZaneJobe) November 2, 2018
#ThinSectionThursday
— micROCKScopica (@micROCKScopica) November 1, 2018
euhedral Garnet in a biotite gneiss. dimension #stone by @MarmiRossi #geology #rocks #minerals #abstractart #ThursdayThoughts #Travel pic.twitter.com/mtiL5qIBlg
A clot of interlocking plagioclase and olivine crystals from the 2014-2015 #Holuhraun eruption on #Iceland. This is a little gabbro hitch-hiker, transported from depth by the rising magma! Happy #thinsectionthursday! pic.twitter.com/hQtYSzqB1X
— Frances Deegan (@FMDeegan) November 1, 2018
