My Uber driver is too busy transcending time and space to pick me up pic.twitter.com/joozggJ3Xn
— Daniel (@ShankRowe) October 30, 2019
via Twitter https://twitter.com/ShankRowe
October 31, 2019 at 04:35AM
Geologist by education & Curious by nature ... attempting to make this blog my social media hub .... Posts would be mainly about #Space #Science #Sports #Travel #Geology #Geophysics #Beauty ;-)
My Uber driver is too busy transcending time and space to pick me up pic.twitter.com/joozggJ3Xn
— Daniel (@ShankRowe) October 30, 2019
Thread: When the Washington Nationals won the World Series last night, it was NOT DC's first since the Senators won it in 1924. The Homestead Grays won a World Series in 1948.
— michaelharriot (@michaelharriot) October 31, 2019
In fact, the full story is a fascinating story about racism in sports that is rarely told.
An entirely new aerodynamic set-up is coming to F1 in 2021
— Formula 1 (@F1) October 31, 2019
It's the first time in history that F1 cars have specifically been designed with a chasing car in mind#F12021 pic.twitter.com/jNYvbr2e44
— Anushka Sharma (@AnushkaSharma) October 31, 2019
When you're trying to work but @ValtteriBottas won't stop doing donuts outside your office. #F1Festival #F1Hollywood pic.twitter.com/OCLlHKQS6p
— Andy (@spacecadetglow) October 31, 2019
MUST READ: Climate change means the Arctic Sea ice is melting. The response of Russian oil companies? Great! Now we can ship crude oil to China quicker and cheaper via the Northern Sea Route, rather than around Africa or Suez Canal | #OOTT #ClimateChange https://t.co/5ssVskQ5yJ pic.twitter.com/FUhX84B3VU
— Javier Blas (@JavierBlas) October 31, 2019
It’s true: you can go from the Earth to Mars by simply stacking up all the studies done over the last few decades. pic.twitter.com/ynWmpAY2ZJ
— Jeff Foust (@jeff_foust) October 30, 2019
Here's the latest plan for how we're getting to the Moon in 2024. pic.twitter.com/2DdEuXMmwj
— Eric Berger (@SciGuySpace) October 30, 2019
Janne’s next stop was to beautiful Glacier National Park in Montana where she saw many textbook examples
— Traveling Geologist (@travelinggeolog) October 30, 2019
for glacial landforms.#WomenInSTEM #glaciernationalpark #phdlife #phdstudent #gradlife #Montana #geology #glacial #fieldwork #bestjobever pic.twitter.com/YiSKYc8Xzq
And for those who missed it and now feel the void of not knowing what the hand dryer-paper towel feud is all about, here you go:https://t.co/UqapyG13MS
— Samanth Subramanian (@Samanth_S) October 30, 2019
When I saw this image I gasped out loud. This is an actual photo of two stars being born, twisted streamers of material feeding them from the surrounding gas and dust, connecting them to it like a baby's umbilical cord to its mother. https://t.co/8Q71IsAY2E
— Phil Plait but Republican (@BadAstronomer) October 29, 2019
1400 watsapp accounts wr targetted by "Governments" in April-May using Pegasus spyware made by NSO Group which is an Israeli Cyber Startup. Whatsapp has taken the company to court.
— Sidhant Sibal (@sidhant) October 30, 2019
We have declassified a picture of the wonderful tribble (name not declassified) that did such a GREAT JOB in capturing and killing the Leader of the Maquis! pic.twitter.com/STOQ9q4zDm
— Dukat (@realRealDukat) October 29, 2019
This sea-level-rise projection for Mumbai is really scary. Shows most of greater Mumbai underwater, including the areas around two nuclear installations. Tens of millions displaced. All this by 2050. Never imagined it could happen in a few decades.
— Amitav Ghosh (@GhoshAmitav) October 29, 2019
https://t.co/w1RN4xNVXp
Watch President @BarackObama make an excellent point about call-out culture. pic.twitter.com/P6mw9aLWTQ
— ATTN: (@attn) October 30, 2019
Zoomed-in version of this brilliant Earth simulation by @NASAGoddard in which winds carry clouds (white), sulfates (purple), black carbon (green), dust (brown). I simply cast this to a rotating sphere and modified the lighting, if there's any mistakes don't blame NASA pic.twitter.com/w90hdKdROT
— Dr James O'Donoghue (@physicsJ) October 29, 2019
Ingrid Bergman’s screen test aged 24.
— Daniel Holland (@DannyDutch) October 29, 2019
Loved by the camera pic.twitter.com/VwuT0hy2pu
No one was supposed to find out about this. https://t.co/cx4vQtFC28
— Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) October 29, 2019
I didn't discover the intrusion, a 3rd party did. It contacted me & I notified National Cyber Security Coordinator on Sep 4 (date is crucial). The 3rd party then shared the IoCs with the NCSC's office over the proceeding days. Kaspersky reported it later, called it DTrack. https://t.co/9xi4CZrvd1
— Pukhraj Singh (@RungRage) October 29, 2019
Remember that scene in Twister where the scientists are trying to place their sensors right in the path of a tornado? Well in this case, the eye of Hurricane Maria ran *right over* a permanent seismic (and pressure, and infrasound) station, which recorded a ton of unique data: https://t.co/gFYIXC9kQi
— Emily Wolin (@GeoGinger) October 29, 2019
Map shows that many of the most important ports in the USA are inland! Navigable rivers are a great driver for the US economy. Source: https://t.co/clEH9ZM4wW pic.twitter.com/717qDMlgX5
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) October 29, 2019
Perhaps you can start by pulling out the report we did for the @NITIAayog in 2017 - "Ease of Doing Business Report: An Enterprise Survey of Indian States" with @APanagariya & @IDFCinstitute. It is a rigorous study based on survey of 3,500 manufacturing firms across India. https://t.co/chn5C6C9qL
— Shamika Ravi (@ShamikaRavi) October 29, 2019
One of my favourite Diwali celebrations is 'Illu,' an annual contest in IIT Kharaghpur, where students compete for making the most beautiful images using just diyas. The entire hall gets involved for months with seniors deciding on the design & theme & juniors executing. pic.twitter.com/BClJJBPQsC
— Joy Bhattacharjya (@joybhattacharj) October 28, 2019
Six former Trump advisers, 26 Russian nationals, three Russian companies, one California man, and one London-based lawyer. Seven of these people (including five of the six former Trump advisers) have pleaded guilty.
— Bob Mueller (@RobertS_Mueller) October 26, 2019
All of these charges stem from our investigation. https://t.co/BGMw3XETKg
It's hard to depict the solar system accurately, because it's just so unimaginably vast and empty. If you do it to scale, you can't see the planets. Stunning new animation from @physicsJ. https://t.co/EOUHi3Ovpa pic.twitter.com/xa97RkTzkZ
— Steve Stewart-Williams (@SteveStuWill) October 27, 2019
4mins that you *must* watch.
— Mike Galsworthy (@mikegalsworthy) October 26, 2019
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez grills former Exxon scientists on Exxon’s startlingly accurate climate change predictions from late 70s & early 80s...
... and Exxon’s subsequent campaign to seed climate change doubt/denial.
pic.twitter.com/Wo9T5Ep6t0
Wait, what?
— Sebastian Bicchi (@secresDoge) October 25, 2019
The anti virus company #Avast had an „incident“ with an intruder.
- Accessed via VPN.
- Via an account that shouldn‘t exist anymore because it lacks 2-/MFA?
- Attacker gained *Domain Admin Rights*.
Blogtitle „Successfully defended a cyber-attack“.
FFS.
LMAO! A country that’s hooked on IMF, US and Chinese handouts with an economy on the verge of collapsing jumped 28 places in the World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business rankings making it among top 10 improvers. These rankings are officially a joke. 😂 https://t.co/dX3uLe1r8A
— Rupa Subramanya (@rupasubramanya) October 25, 2019
This map shows the frequency of the word "science" in geocoded Tweets. We can interpret this as an accidental map of the Bible Belt. Source: https://t.co/GtZTRDIS5a pic.twitter.com/ddq0Nq0XC9
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) October 25, 2019
Thread: In today's @latimes, a story about @KamalaHarris' grandfather, an upright Brahmin from Tamil Nadu whom she credits (along with her mother and grandmother) with inspiring her career in public service
— Shashank Bengali (@SBengali) October 25, 2019
w/@melmason https://t.co/agmB1ar2vK
#Thread #DTTI India-US defence cooperation: Joint working group on jet engine cooperation within the Defence Technology and Trade Initiative “has been suspended,” said Ellen M Lord, Undersecretary of Defense Acquisition and Sustainment @DeptofDefense @the_hindu
— Dinakar Peri (@dperi84) October 24, 2019
Heart of Stone
— micROCKScopica (@micROCKScopica) October 24, 2019
Will this #photomicrograph be awarded at "Hooked on Microscopy" #contest by @ClemsonUniv Light Imaging Facility?
Stay tuned, and in the meanwhile enjoy the photo!#geology #rocks #science #art #wallart #minerals pic.twitter.com/PYDO5825ID
In the global geological map of #Mars, published by the @USGS_AstroGeo folks (led by Ken Tanaka) in 2014, the Noachian units are the brown and dark blue–grey units in the center and lower parts of the map. pic.twitter.com/0y5sxUOvKd
— 💀 Paul Third-Degree Byrne 🎃 (@ThePlanetaryGuy) October 24, 2019
It will be very useful if GOI/courts properly look at secondary and tertiary effects of all their economic decisions and do not restrict their analysis to simple, headline primary effects.
— Samir Arora (@Iamsamirarora) October 25, 2019
Mark Twain in Nikola Tesla’s Lab holding Tesla's experimental vacuum lamp in Spring 1894. The figure in the background is Tesla himself. pic.twitter.com/4aXAE0fOjy
— 41 Strange (@41Strange) October 24, 2019
Scientists are on TikTok and folks it’s spectacular pic.twitter.com/pOu8OutVle
— Shaena Montanari (@DrShaena) October 24, 2019
Okay, this is a CRAZY find..
— Jamie Catherwood (@jfc_3_) October 23, 2019
Complaints over 'cheap money' causing speculation, written in.. 1858!
"It is equally beyond doubt that every speculative mania which has run its course of folly and disaster has derived its original impulse from cheap money."
- The Economist (1858) pic.twitter.com/snaVpUAukD
The top five CEOs in the world today, based on long-term financial performance and ESG ratings:
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) October 22, 2019
1. Jensen Huang, NVIDIA
2. Marc Benioff, Salesforce
3. François-Henri Pinault, Kering
4. Richard Templeton, Texas Instruments
5. Ignacio Galán, Iberdrolahttps://t.co/edTiO6up6T pic.twitter.com/xK9O92M23n
An archival file that showed Nehru considered invading Pakistan in 1947 is no longer available to scholars at NMML. Apparently MEA doesn't want you to read it. https://t.co/nOpVyM1GI8
— rama lakshmi (@RamaNewDelhi) October 23, 2019
At the @ClasticsLab meeting(s) this fall, I have been talking about our new automated correlation tool that can be used to create high-resolution stratigraphic frameworks from datasets with hundreds of well logs. Example below is from the Midland Basin, Texas pic.twitter.com/faarnXNjP5
— Zoltán Sylvester (@zzsylvester) October 22, 2019
Rio Tinto thinks it can become the biggest domestic producer of lithium in the U.S. without digging a new hole in the ground https://t.co/SdTyFSnkrX
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) October 23, 2019
Andalusite in a schist from near Tampere, Finland.#colors #rocks #geology #diagonal #lines #crystals #minerals #microscope #photography pic.twitter.com/PHyOxB605A
— micROCKScopica (@micROCKScopica) October 22, 2019
The 2019 Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded to Banerjee, Duflo, and Kremer "for their experimental approach to alleviating global poverty."
— Fermat's Library (@fermatslibrary) October 22, 2019
We annotated one of their papers: https://t.co/C6fTvl7yvL pic.twitter.com/uJvev66baF
Thread: Very combative @HouseForeign subcommittee hearing on on Kashmir. Q by @BradSherman: Have we tried to send US diplomats?
— Niha Masih (@NihaMasih) October 22, 2019
Alice Wells: We have attempted to send a delegation but not recd permission. Indians are taking a conservative approach to opening up Kashmir.
The Permian Basin. But look closely. Amidst all those oil wells are scores of wind turbines. pic.twitter.com/T0aA22KZER
— Steve Everley (@saeverley) October 22, 2019
HERA is the most amazing cosmology project you've never heard of.
— daniel @ IAC (@DMOberhaus) October 21, 2019
In the middle of the desert, scientists are looking for the oldest stars in the universe using telescope dishes mostly made of parts you can find at your local hardware store:https://t.co/a3exH9NzvB pic.twitter.com/3XySZJehNx
How reliable are population forecasts? Here are some over the years... pic.twitter.com/5qjAGgPnfr
— Fraser Nelson (@FraserNelson) October 22, 2019
Kerala Congress MP Hibi Eden's wife, Anna Eden's Facebook post.
— Arya Suresh (@thecuriouself) October 22, 2019
The caption encapsulates a sick mentality. This shit cannot be tolerated.
This makes me extremely angry and disgusted.
She's a law student.
Sick! pic.twitter.com/dNVSYL7CZY
So happy to have @bopinion publish my new op-ed on the need for the US to make rapid progress on low-C industrial heat.
— Julio Friedmann (@CarbonWrangler) October 21, 2019
The US should lead the world on developing solutions to this vexing challenge and we can.https://t.co/1qobyxhY6U@Revkin @ColumbiaUEnergy @rgunns
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Explore the key renewable power findings from our just-released report, with findings on:
— IEA (@IEA) October 21, 2019
• Solar PV
• Wind
• Hydropower
• Bioenergy
• Concentrated Solar Power
• Geothermal
• Marine technologies https://t.co/XaSwIlhbev
Take a look at where we store these weapons courtesy of @nukestrat. They were not designed to be secure *against* the Turkish military. And remember, PALs only *delay* they do not fully prevent unauthorized use, especially against a determined state actor. pic.twitter.com/zuLbpOde47
— Vipin Narang (@NarangVipin) October 21, 2019
India's #Chandrayaan2 lunar orbiter is alive & well & starting to map the minerals of the Moon. https://t.co/wVF8ZfBLEK pic.twitter.com/XyHYGREXt2
— Corey S. Powell (@coreyspowell) October 20, 2019
This popular animation shows the correct (I checked the math!) apparent sizes of the planets if they were placed in the Moon's position
— Dr James O'Donoghue (@physicsJ) October 21, 2019
Credit: @Yetidynamics! pic.twitter.com/YzwWupEqpg
The year is 2192. The British Prime Minister visits Brussels to ask for an extension of the Brexit deadline. No one remembers where this tradition originated, but every year it attracts many tourists from all over the world.
— Julian Popov (@julianpopov) October 19, 2019
It’s hard to believe this was 1999. 🔥
— Carl Quintanilla (@carlquintanilla) October 19, 2019
(via @BrianRoemmele) #RIP #DavidBowie pic.twitter.com/AJqCRzJ6gr
Our latest paper on drainage divides, their mobility and ordering (https://t.co/nSNl9vqchl) features numerous videos which you can download here: https://t.co/0N1poWOYZo pic.twitter.com/SiliicZbqG
— Wolfgang Schwanghart (@WSchwanghart) October 20, 2019
Indian Companies Geographical Breakup
— Toshniwal Equity (@ToshniwalEquity) October 20, 2019
- Few Cos heavily exposed to certain geographies (IT/Pharma)
- Most Cos have exposure to US followed by Europe
- MidCap IT have bigger exposure to US than LargeCap IT
- Watch out for any political instability!@CNBCTV18Live @BloombergQuint pic.twitter.com/vFPHb1IZfy
Twitter handles & FB pages with Hindu names spew venom against Muslims, Christians, Dalits and Sikhs. Twitter handles & FB pages with Muslim names spew venom againt Hindus.
— Major Gaurav Arya (Retd) (@majorgauravarya) October 20, 2019
Most are owned & operated by @OfficialDGISPR (Pak Army). This is asymmetrical warfare. Be careful. 1/2
Lovely image of Lake Constance (where Germany, Austria and Switzerland meet). It's a picture perfect location. Gorgeous to visit. Source: https://t.co/Otx3DvmHgU pic.twitter.com/cdzcGhxdXs
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) October 19, 2019
Finally, an alignment chart all writers can agree on. pic.twitter.com/dySxkzNuP4
— Lincoln Michel (@TheLincoln) October 17, 2019
Today I'm highlighting undergraduate researcher, Jack Brown, and his AWESOME work investigating cross stratification and bedform superimposition in a 5mm wide flume! Beautiful work, Jack! #FlumeFriday pic.twitter.com/UJhsE9yVJj
— Julia Cisneros (@Juliamorphology) October 18, 2019
How an Eel’s double jaw mechanism work ! https://t.co/oxH9KEu97P pic.twitter.com/s9cZ855WUd
— Domenico Calia (@CaliaDomenico) October 18, 2019
In these times, what better example can you find of a man who refused to let darkness and despair get the better of him, and had the grace to actually speak well of a man who tried to destroy him. Chandrasekhar won the Nobel Prize in 1983, but he was a great long before that!
— Joy Bhattacharjya (@joybhattacharj) October 19, 2019
How the human face develops in the womb https://t.co/n31PgH1qZD pic.twitter.com/GsrC3ePKTy
— Steve Stewart-Williams (@SteveStuWill) October 17, 2019
🌒 Dunite from the Apollo 17 #Moon mission for #thinsectionthursday. Angular clasts of pale-green #olivine set in a fine-grained 93% olivine matrix. The texture is a result of cataclastic crushing. Sample: 72415, Photo: JSC07737, Size: 2.85 mm, Source: JSC/LPI/NASA #geology pic.twitter.com/d4VjPRcb9v
— Heather Rockspotter (@Rockspotter1) October 17, 2019
I just realized something. The ceasefire will last 120 hours = 5 days.
— Jenan Moussa (@jenanmoussa) October 17, 2019
Erdogan will be meeting Putin in Sochi on October 22nd = 5 days from now.
Putin will decide which way it all goes... https://t.co/YZqyVcmILT
This seems very fascinating. Break up of population of Calcutta in 1860's. Notice the spelling of Hindus and Muslims. This is also available at a disaggregated level. As an economist I am thinking I have an IV idea but don't know for what!!!!!! pic.twitter.com/oChqxuOyJ8
— Sahil Gandhi (@gandhisahil) October 17, 2019
Exclusive: Satellite images reveal China's third aircraft carrier... https://t.co/UKAz8F3TJY. ChinaPower analysis.
— Bonnie Glaser / 葛來儀 (@BonnieGlaser) October 17, 2019
(1) turkey wants to push the kurds out of that part of syria.
— Rachel Maddow MSNBC (@maddow) October 17, 2019
(2) trump gives ‘em the OK to invade.
(3) pence brokers a “deal” in which the kurds... must get out of that part of syria.
(4) the US agrees to un-sanction turkey.
that’s a “deal” like being mugged is a deal.
I wrote about how Test cricket run rate shot up massively in the early 2000shttps://t.co/rEQZyEvlPk
— Karthik (@karthiks) October 17, 2019
Plastic bags might not be as bad as you think... compared to some of the alternatives 🛍️🌎https://t.co/3tWmmyakLg pic.twitter.com/U631t8kpnT
— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) October 17, 2019
Here's an easy way to use Capitalmind Wealth Plan to find out how much insurance you need.
— Deepak Shenoy (@deepakshenoy) October 16, 2019
If you:
- Are 35 yrs old
- Spend 100K pm
- Your spouse should be covered another 45 yrs
- Expect 5% inflation
You'll need insurance of Rs. 3.5 cr.
Go try: https://t.co/x2PSIIYtQ5 pic.twitter.com/L2c0AONiuX
When Dr Abdus Salam won the Nobel in Physics in 1979, he visited India to meet his teacher, Anilendra Ganguly, 50 years after he had taught him at Lahore
— Sanobar (@SanobarFatma) October 16, 2019
Dr Salam said to him “this medal is a result of your teaching & love of maths that you instilled in me”
Work hard Stay humble pic.twitter.com/ylyhGMUM4R
Just astonishing! A Planctotuehtis squid seen during a @SchmidtOcean expedition off the coast of Oahu -- like watching alien life right here on Earth. https://t.co/GvUq0F37H0 pic.twitter.com/VTw4CIl8cv
— Corey S. Powell (@coreyspowell) October 16, 2019
Fall is dramatic- Even RBI having to drag down GDP estimates for FY20, from 7.4% last Dec to 6.1% this Oct, a 130 bps cut in 9 months. What went wrong. I suspect flow of credit. Banks gave 1.8 lakh cr in non food loans Apr-Sep 2018, In Apr-sep 2019 they withdrew 1.29 lakh cr! https://t.co/Tlq8E3ZJf3
— Latha Venkatesh (@latha_venkatesh) October 16, 2019
A black hole tore apart and consumed a star over just 2 months, this year! It was seen from start to finish by NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS), as a fall in brightness as its light was extinguished: the temperature also fell by 10,000s K!
— Dr James O'Donoghue (@physicsJ) October 16, 2019
Credit: @NASAGoddard pic.twitter.com/sZtCmZEGhI
This is what radiation LOOKS like. Uranium emitting alpha particles through cooled vapor pic.twitter.com/qv4SNYXxFn
— Josh Constine (@JoshConstine) October 14, 2019
Gravity is not 9.8 m/s^2. That is just the global average. On this globe it is stronger in the red areas and weaker in the blue areas. pic.twitter.com/NwUJ9WB0a2
— Amazing Maps™ (@amazingmap) October 15, 2019
Multi-temporal #NDVI image of agricultural plots NE of Ambilobe, Madagascar 🇲🇬.
— Annamaria Luongo (@annamaria_84) October 15, 2019
This island is a hotspot of biodiversity.
Each colour represents a variation in crop & growth stage. @CopernicusEU #Sentinel2, Jul - Sep 2019.
Processed in @sentinel_hub#EarthArt pic.twitter.com/iPBR8CPmwi
When my Pakistani friend's mom called I said namaste and when my mom called she said salaam but both our mothers said the same thing- "khana theek se kha rahe ho na sab?" 😌
— Rutuja Shinde (@HavaldarShinde) October 15, 2019
How to DELETE 99.9% of your digital footprint from the internet [a thread]
— Liam 💻 (@somenerdliam) October 15, 2019
so tired of these snowflakes judging Columbus for all of his murder and torture based on the standards of our time, such as *adjusts glasses* King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain, who stripped him of governorship and imprisoned him for gross brutality
— dad tired (@markpopham) October 14, 2019
Over the weekend State and Department of Energy officials were reportedly reviewing plans for evacuating the 50 or so US nukes we store in Turkey.
— Martin “Spooky Nuclear War” Pfeiffer (⧖) 🏳️🌈 (@NuclearAnthro) October 14, 2019
Which should have been done long ago.
So. Let’s talk about this again.
1/nhttps://t.co/2VGLU4c6pe
Just a bit of silly geography trivia. This map shows the colonial Spanish obsession with long place names. Source: https://t.co/Bo6XsiNEc4 pic.twitter.com/Uuev4Djk5S
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) October 14, 2019
Next time someone annoyingly asks you - Melody itni Chocolaty kyun hai?
— Pranav Joshi (@floydian_sleep) October 13, 2019
Send them this.
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BREAKING NEWS:
— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 14, 2019
The 2019 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel has been awarded to Abhijit Banerjee, Esther Duflo and Michael Kremer “for their experimental approach to alleviating global poverty.”#NobelPrize pic.twitter.com/SuJfPoRe2N
Which countries had the highest shares of wind & solar PV in electricity generation in 2018?
— IEA (@IEA) October 14, 2019
👉 https://t.co/fCCctXTy5B pic.twitter.com/DKLtJeodoc
RIP Harold Reading - the father of Facies Analysis
— John Howell (@Virtualgeol) October 13, 2019
Replugging a long piece I had done on Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo in 2011 based on several interviews with them, and just before the release of their book "Poor Economics". https://t.co/Btj3pgJXOA
— Niranjan Rajadhyaksha (@CafeEconomics) October 14, 2019
High-frequency GPS tracking is giving us a really detailed insight into the flight behaviour of the endangered Tasmanian #wedgetailedeagle. This video summarises one 40-minute flight of an adult eagle we are tracking in the northeast of #Tasmania. #WildOz @CellTrackTech pic.twitter.com/8uAyjXsCxz
— James Pay (@JamesMPay) October 14, 2019
#BPCL Disinbestment process begins pic.twitter.com/3X30aXtKzN
— Zafar (@Maaachaaa69) October 13, 2019
Long overdue to give up fiction that Erdogan’s Turkey is an ally in practice. US should withdraw all nuclear weapons, reduce reliance on Turkey’s bases, and restrict intelligence sharing and arms sales. Should also articulate red lines in Syria. https://t.co/rWB0AhwRS3
— Richard N. Haass (@RichardHaass) October 13, 2019
🇮🇳 Proud that @Total expands its strategic partnership with @AdaniOnline to supply & market #NaturalGas in #India. Energy needs in the country are immense and more #gas (replacing #coal) in the Indian energy mix is key to the #climate change challenge!https://t.co/MDy41ZhPnd
— Patrick Pouyanné (@PPouyanne) October 14, 2019
Yesterday, wind produced 21% of all Europe’s electricity!
— Kees van der Leun (@Sustainable2050) October 12, 2019
Top-6 by share of total:
Denmark 81%
Germany 59%
Ireland 42%
UK 29%
Belgium 24%
Lithuania 24%
Top-6 by wind electricity generated (GWh):
Germany 836
UK 228
France 138
Spain 122
Poland 90
Denmark 78 pic.twitter.com/RniHxY2EpC
Your periodic reminder to please #CapitaliseYourHashtags
— Spoopy Witch 🎃 (@buttonsandfluff) October 11, 2019
When you use capital letters at the start of each word, screen readers can read them, which is good for accessibility.
Also please use image descriptions if you can, same reason :)
Given the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology Romer Prize has been awarded every year since 1979, isn’t it a bit alarming that the 2019 award is the first ever to go to a student at an institution outside of North America? I read that and think: “yikes” https://t.co/6LLBLsdHoR
— R⓪ss Mounce (@rmounce) October 13, 2019
One major reason for use of cooperative banks is they have local staff that speaks Marathi and forms are in Marathi. Like credit unions in US, they are easy on first time users of banking.
— Seth H (@SethHasit) October 13, 2019
Nationalised banks have all-India staff and everything is forcibly in Hindi and English. https://t.co/cAwuS9Pvdx
Admit it. You voted for Modi because he hates Muslims as much as you do.
— Rajiv Tyagi (@rajivtango) October 12, 2019
Economic ruin is the price you paid for that bigotry. Nothing is free in this world, y'know. Not even hate...
An absolutely amazing link for new & DIY investors.👏
— Ram Bhupatiraju (@RamBhupatiraju) October 13, 2019
A great one to share with friends/family that are interested in investing.
Plz share if you like.🙏@dmuthuk @iancassel @Gautam__Baid @safalniveshak @IntrinsicInv @saxena_puru @awealthofcs
Thread.⬇️https://t.co/cVDE9lHXdj
Just made a Python app to convert thousands of my photos to a travel log of all places I ever visited (in Google Maps and MS Excel format)https://t.co/EF8C18mxJX
— Python Hub (@PythonHub) October 13, 2019
Money can't buy you happiness pic.twitter.com/aHVTAMJE7G
— Space Explorer Mike (@MichaelGalanin) October 12, 2019
A small thread coming up on this.
— शिक्षित बेरोज़गार (@kaul_vivek) October 12, 2019
Normally, I would have let this go, but it's statements like these that tend to go viral because they are simplistic explanations which sound correct. https://t.co/r7Jm8UsPU5
Telheiro beach. Carboniferous - Triassic unconformity. @FC_UL @IdlLuiz #geology pic.twitter.com/M4nlZkdnbq
— Joao C. Duarte (@JoaoCDuarte) October 12, 2019
El contenido de un camión de bomberos. pic.twitter.com/grZaaIp2k8
— Miguel García (@Milhaud) October 12, 2019
Predictably, Modi-Xi Informal Summit Part 2 was long on hollow diplomatic language and short on tangible takeaways.
— Jeff M. Smith (@Cold_Peace_) October 12, 2019
That's fine. World leaders meet.
No one's under any illusions about where they stand. For now they both prefer to keep things more Wuhan than Doklam. #India #China
Mont Blanc climate change impact revealed in photos 100 years apart https://t.co/NARcmbHTh9
— Ian Hall (@IanHall_CU) October 12, 2019
This is the rejection letter for the work that just won the Nobel Prize.
— Dr. Sukant Khurana (@Sukant_Khurana) October 12, 2019
Believe in yourself.
Everyone else will catch up eventually. pic.twitter.com/gi5Jk1rEzt
King Tut was buried with a dagger made out of a meteorite. https://t.co/DARDIYFnUi
— Discover Magazine (@DiscoverMag) October 11, 2019
There’s no solution to climate change that does not include dramatic changes in how we produce & consume food. And innovative technologies & practices make it increasingly feasible to reduce the climate impacts of livestock. My latest in @WSJ https://t.co/fpxRfby1ne
— Jason Bordoff (@JasonBordoff) October 11, 2019
The original, I think, was this article by TS Ninan: https://t.co/uognrz2Y6r
— Deepak Shenoy (@deepakshenoy) October 11, 2019
#TheTalwarAmendment:
— V K Jain (@veekay_jain) October 10, 2019
The rot afflicting PSBs had started in 1976 when the #SBIAct was amended to authorise the Govt to remove the SBI Chairman w/o citing any reason.
Prior to this, chairman couldn't be removed before completion of his term, w/o giving "sufficient ground".
1/n
— Archillect (@archillect) October 11, 2019
This moth has evolved on itself the image of two flies enjoying bird poop.
— Dr James O'Donoghue (@physicsJ) October 10, 2019
Combined with a bad smell, this causes predators to lose their appetites https://t.co/gCDJKFOoa1
This is a real photo. Indian students welcome Chinese Chairman Xi Jinping visit to India by wearing a mask of his face. This is one of the creepiest things I've ever seen. https://t.co/9O8tUZkF3W
— Isaac Stone Fish (@isaacstonefish) October 10, 2019
h/t @ericfish85 pic.twitter.com/r8gOD4yM3E
Have you ever touched the universe?💫
— NASA Goddard (@NASAGoddard) October 10, 2019
"For whatever reason, it feels great to touch!"
For #WorldSightDay, we're sharing this video to celebrate what it feels like when science is accessible to us all.
NASA Braille books: https://t.co/tbAPm6r2ZU pic.twitter.com/xvpjZe9BhX
Watch the #pnw coastline rebuild over a 6-year period after the world's largest dam removal. Still curious --> https://t.co/wgx4TzoqGm pic.twitter.com/StX3kpyJLx
— USGS (@USGS) October 10, 2019
The underside of a Sawfish pic.twitter.com/iqy5fLFfcI
— 41 Strange (@41Strange) October 11, 2019
"The duck is growing faster than anticipated" 🦆
— IEA (@IEA) October 10, 2019
The IEA's Peter Fraser explains what this means for the future of renewable power ➡️ https://t.co/fHIMZLEjpI pic.twitter.com/CoHV5DIhAT
I just received this question from a new member. Anybody have advice?
— Emily Lakdawalla (@elakdawalla) October 10, 2019
"I read Cosmos when it came out years ago and am looking for something similar and up to date and was hoping you could recommend something of its magnitude."
irony = dead. buried. khallas. https://t.co/MXvK72mKrR
— Tanvi Madan (@tanvi_madan) October 10, 2019
Calculating the surface area of a sphere. pic.twitter.com/OfgCshWQPP
— Universal Curiosity (@UniverCurious) October 8, 2019
This article suggests India has an image problem cuz it's not doing enough PR. That echoes Pakistan's (mistaken) diagnosis of its problems in the US over the last few years. I don't know why this is so hard to understand... 1/ https://t.co/oAs0cEuyUF
— Tanvi Madan (@tanvi_madan) October 9, 2019
Try to be more like a 91-year-old getting arrested for protesting against climate change rather than a middle-aged wanker sitting on Twitter endlessly calling a 16-year-old girl a freak for not wanting the planet to fucking burn pic.twitter.com/K0adGoIWqh
— James Felton (@JimMFelton) October 9, 2019
Ten years ago, our LCROSS mission had a major impact on lunar science — literally. It intentionally struck the Moon's surface and flew through the debris plume to "taste" lunar material. What did it find? Water! Chief Scientist Jim Green explains. More: https://t.co/UFaLeXv6x4 pic.twitter.com/KIWZ3OCPPi
— NASA Moon (@NASAMoon) October 9, 2019
The Russian operatives who poisoned Sergei Skripal with a nerve agent in Britain last year were members of a highly secretive spy unit that until recently was unknown to Western intelligence agencies. My latest dive into Russian spycraft. https://t.co/qUw75RFGtV
— Michael Schwirtz (@mschwirtz) October 8, 2019
Rubin died in 2016, making her ineligible for the Nobel Prize in Physics awarded today honouring research in dark matter.
— Mika McKinnon (@mikamckinnon) October 8, 2019
No matter how hard the Nobel Prize committee tries to erase women in physics, they can’t remove the incredible influence of Vera Rubin. pic.twitter.com/thrDlJ75CA
With painstakingly tedious work, Rubin discovered roughly a third of the universe was missing. She then spent her career trying to disprove herself by searching for alternative explanations.
— Mika McKinnon (@mikamckinnon) October 8, 2019
Ever heard of dark matter? She’s why we know it halos galaxies & makes them spin funky pic.twitter.com/BKpeLsTpOJ
Auspicious days are few in a year, dont colour everything with one brush
— Nawal Kishore (@NAWALKISHORE1) October 9, 2019
A quick q on the long weekend (bcuz I’m so cool & interesting NOT):
— Malavika Raghavan (@teninthemorning) October 7, 2019
Anyone else scratching their heads over @RBI’s Discussion Paper on Guidelines for #Payment Gateways & Payment Aggregators?
Very sig step change in regulatory posture, not much press? 🧐 https://t.co/dWdy2uizhj
News from Saturn: 20 more moons announced today! With 82 total, Saturn edges out the 79-moon Jupiter as "Planet w/ Most Moons" (for now, anyway). Most of them have retrograde orbits, with a few prograde thrown in. https://t.co/jeNJbjYCaI pic.twitter.com/OvFAl8yHL0
— Dr Heidi B. Hammel (@hbhammel) October 7, 2019
Okay this has to be one of the best tiktok videos I’ve seen yet 😭 #avengers pic.twitter.com/prMZGCqZWs
— em (@Em_bexxx) October 6, 2019
Ever wonder why NASA succeeds where others fail at Mars landings? Consider that a single engineer spent 15 years working on 10 seconds of mission time.https://t.co/4BA5Fj7Mfi
— Eric Berger (@SciGuySpace) October 7, 2019
Patrick Stewart in North and South, 1975
— Jim and Burns (and Dave) (@jimburnsdave) October 6, 2019
Jonathan Frakes in North and South (completely unrelated), 1986 pic.twitter.com/I6Im9Gi5CY
Avengers assemble pic.twitter.com/x8ty5ChNWe
— Jack Laugher (@JackLaugher) October 6, 2019
What @StarTrek's Warp Speeds actually look like with real-distance and in real-time! Are these faster or slower than you thought?#scificomm #scicomm
— Dr James O'Donoghue (@physicsJ) October 7, 2019
[Fan-made, per https://t.co/vqnG3VVy6R] pic.twitter.com/5uMrb7TuQS
Convexity is often missed in:
— Nassim Nicholas Taleb (@nntaleb) October 7, 2019
+ finance (gamma, model error)
+ evolutionary biology (mean-field) cc:@yaneerbaryam (Even those who support group selection s.a. Wilson accept the non-convexity math).
+ forecasting (verbalistic Tetlockism)
+ behavioral econ (failure of mean-field) https://t.co/mBiilWx2pi
In one year, fund flow to the commercial sector went from Rs 7.36 lakh crore to less than Rs 91,000 crore. A decline of 88%. Impossible to argue credibly that all's well with the Indian economy pic.twitter.com/X53BA7rzzx
— Ruchi Gupta (@guptar) October 7, 2019