Their fans protested against Spanish dictatorship since the mid 1920s, many of its players joined the Republicans against Franco and their matches against the Spanish govt backed Real Madrid were literally a battle against dictatorship. Barcelona FC stands for rights & freedom!
— Joy Bhattacharjya (@joybhattacharj) November 29, 2019
Well I just checked... nominal GVA growth is the slowest since March 2001. I think I have checked back as far as we have quarterly GDP stats. Thus it is likely that the current growth is the second lowest on record.
— Sivakumar (@eyeofsiva) November 29, 2019
In Japanese Folklore, the Konaki-Jiji has the body of a baby with the head of an old man. It lies on the side of the road crying, waiting for a kind-hearted traveler to pick it up. Once the Konaki-Jiji is picked up, it turns into a heavy stone that crushes the victim to death pic.twitter.com/DGTVWFbonj
— 41 Strange (@41Strange) November 29, 2019
Due to a complete lack of evidence and no suspects, police reluctantly declared the case unsolvable. pic.twitter.com/KHsOM35mp7
— Dick King-Smith HQ (@DickKingSmith) November 28, 2019
All-India power demand declined by a huge -12% YoY in October 2019.
— Uday Tharar (@udaytharar) November 27, 2019
Power demand fell across the nation with industrial states like Maharashtra (-22%), Gujarat (-22%) and Karnataka (-20%) leading the way. pic.twitter.com/0eb3hAcKiw
Incredible creativity pic.twitter.com/amLNxuAJXz
— Physics-astronomy.org (@OrgPhysics) November 28, 2019
The scale of the universe, laid out in less than 5 minutes by Harry Evett. The full video goes all the way to the cosmic microwave background! https://t.co/DnKxYTNY6Z pic.twitter.com/XWgWkeF9aW
— Corey S. Powell (@coreyspowell) November 28, 2019
someone swapped the batman and catwoman character models and... oh my god pic.twitter.com/BneQFmdIzf
— juan (@juanbuis) November 27, 2019
This radiant Sodalite mineral rock. Tenebrescence is the ability of minerals to change colour when exposed to light pic.twitter.com/1fS5h6B3QH
— Domenico Calia (@CaliaDomenico) November 28, 2019
Another computer generated exaggerated relief map! This time the image shows maritime Southeast Asia from space at night. Source: https://t.co/AoTErYeVLp pic.twitter.com/bOLEtFmkz9
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) November 28, 2019
Greater Tokyo vs Greater London #Map #Maps #Amazingmap #Amazingmaps #London #Tokyo pic.twitter.com/lxKBCOPx5e
— Amazing Maps™ (@amazingmap) November 28, 2019
Asked how fast we're spinning, we often say 1,650 km/h, but that's the equator's speed. You can do it for *you* by:
— Dr James O'Donoghue (@physicsJ) November 28, 2019
1. Google search your city's latitude, e.g. "London latitude" returns 51.5°
2. Then put that number in this: "cos(51.5 deg)*1,650"
3. It returns your speed in km/h https://t.co/jlnxRmRlU3
For #ThinSectionThursday check out these amazing photomicrographs that decorate the windows of the geology exhibition at @NHMuseum_Bergen @UiB 😍🤩 @pavementgeology pic.twitter.com/30De5BwmTO
— Atle Rotevatn (@UiB_Rotevatn) November 28, 2019
Hate is part of life. It will always exist. The more you resist the more powerful it becomes. Hating hate doesn’t take it away. Calling stupid people stupid doesn’t make them smart. We simply amplified power of hate by condemning it and making it ‘victim’. https://t.co/zeuMPi6Fn1
— Devdutt Pattanaik (@devduttmyth) November 28, 2019
A new #database compiled by @niwa_nz #MarineGeophysicist Dr Sally Watson will help us to better understand why and where #underwater #landslides are likely to happen and the type of #threats they pose - https://t.co/RKlw4vI3f3 #Geosciences2019
— NIWA (@niwa_nz) November 27, 2019
Although @RocketLab will not attempt to recover Electron’s first stage after launching #RunningOutOfFingers, the company is testing key technologies on the 10th mission.
— Michael Sheetz (@thesheetztweetz) November 27, 2019
Here’s a Rocket Lab model of the intense pressure on the booster during reentry: pic.twitter.com/E0ZKh84D2X
Ukraine's Foreign Minister after Apple complied with Russian demands to show Crimea as part of Russian territory on its apps in Russia https://t.co/OL0R0qtCFn
— Georgi Kantchev (@georgikantchev) November 27, 2019
India rates:
— Ira Dugal (@dugalira) November 27, 2019
91-day t-bill cut off below 5% today.
Repo: 5.15 / 10-year: 6.47
Surplus liquidity still about Rs 2 lakh crore. Short end benefiting most? pic.twitter.com/8AMa0Kj3Qo
Paleoclimate twitter: It's become popular to cast future global warming in ice age units (e.g., 4-5 C is ~LGM cooling). A lot of notable differences 20k ago, however, due to ice sheet expansion. What are some other big documented impacts of life on a LGM planet?
— Chris Colose (@CColose) November 26, 2019
Politics in India is just a game of poker. And all that elections do is decide everyone's starting stack.
— Ramesh Srivats (@rameshsrivats) November 27, 2019
Elon Musk is damaging the night sky. His satellites interfere with astronomers’ observations of stars and potentially harmful near-Earth asteroids, leaving streaks on images. No regulations require him to fix the problem. Soon it may be unfixable. https://t.co/RsxXoCbx3B pic.twitter.com/zpEobzjScp
— Jason Fagone (@jfagone) November 25, 2019
#PSLV-C47 successfully injects #Cartosat3 spacecraft into orbit pic.twitter.com/8QjiTY2kvl
— ISRO (@isro) November 27, 2019
Just a reminder pic.twitter.com/VZOJUmOCug
— Dry_B0nez⚔️🛡 (@Dry_B0nez) November 25, 2019
Incredible demonstration of hover control and head stabilization from a kestrel surfing the breeze along the top of South Stack Cliffs, Wales pic.twitter.com/e6Ae6Upaq8
— Farbod Saraf (@farbodsaraf) November 25, 2019
Video of the Yutu-2 rover making the first tracks on the far side of the Moon after deployment from the Chang'e-4 lander in January 2019. pic.twitter.com/UMffw7kJqD
— Andrew Jones (@AJ_FI) November 26, 2019
48 hour time lapse of the impact of a blizzard 😯❄️ pic.twitter.com/SOAndwEdNJ
— Buitengebieden (@buitengebieden_) November 24, 2019
Evolution of Hokusai's "Great Wave off Kanagawa"
— 41 Strange (@41Strange) November 26, 2019
1. When he was 44 (1803)
2. When he was 46 (1805)
3. When he was 72 (1831) pic.twitter.com/aSKjO8YFpX
THREAD: In several recent conversations I've had with US officials and experts, I've heard comments to the effect that India isn't doing enough on maritime security. It's clear that they're unaware of some recent developments:#IndoPacific #MaritimeSecurity #Sagar #IOR
— Dhruva Jaishankar (@d_jaishankar) November 26, 2019
Astronomy, meet Starlink again. This is pretty wild.
— Jonathan O’Callaghan (@Astro_Jonny) November 25, 2019
Gif source: https://t.co/6msWYTVeU1 pic.twitter.com/n7DkqMKNge
Two years ago, Qatar lifted a longstanding moratorium on new LNG development in 2017. Now Qatar has lifted its moratorium on restraint. @Samermosis addresses the wide-ranging implications of Qatar's 180 degree turn on LNG production for #Plattsanalytics. Now available to read. https://t.co/u0P2lAg02C
— Ira Joseph (@ira_joseph) November 25, 2019
A badass @Tesla looking like it’s doing a badass thing. But if the @Ford F-150 is RWD **with no payload** then weight on the Rear Axle is greatly reduced, offering only mild traction for the Tesla to overcome. This contest is more about the Physics of Friction than Engine Power.
— Neil deGrasse Tyson (@neiltyson) November 25, 2019
1/ Senate Republicans are setting a dangerous precedent that threatens the republic itself. I'm not naive enough to think they would hold Democratic presidents to the low standard they've applied to Trump, but all future presidents will be able to point to Trump to justify:
— Walter Shaub (@waltshaub) November 24, 2019
The majestic shape-shifting meandering Mississippi. The 1944 map by Harold Fisk charts a 40-mile stretch from Friars Point to Gunnison, Mississippi. The same reach by Daniel Coe surveyed by LIDAR shows channel shifts over the past 75 years. Source https://t.co/6dB8DDjdvz pic.twitter.com/0RYKuBoZb1
— The Ice Age (@Jamie_Woodward_) November 24, 2019
My beloved @guardian is giving @HansWernerSinn a platform to disseminate the fake news that EVs emit more CO2 than diesels.
— AukeHoekstra (@AukeHoekstra) November 25, 2019
How many times do I have to debunk this untrue fact?
I hope the Guardian will issue a correction but in the meantime... here we go again... (thread) https://t.co/m2fSpFA3wj
You don’t like Indian food, bro? Like ALL of Indian food, bruh? Not tikka masala, not butter chicken, not tandoori meat, not saag paneer, not korma, bra? Not naan, paratha, chapati, roti, breh? Not GULAB JAMUN, bronathan?? It’s a cheese bread ball in sugar syrup BROOOOO
— Louisa 🌈👭 (@LouisatheLast) November 24, 2019
Retweeted nearly 2K times, here's a perfect example of the kind of slovenly, ideologically driven thinking that passes for "history" on Twitter. https://t.co/JeSpYdNyTb
— Graham Broad (@ProfessorBroad) November 24, 2019
Stunning drone footage!
— Mark Tingay (@CriticalStress_) November 25, 2019
No specific location is given, but I have done some checking, and am sure these are the Jebel-u-Gurab mud volcano.
These were number 105 in the #MudVolcanoOfTheDay series! https://t.co/tX3qRm3T4l
My favorite thing that @ulalaunch/@torybruno do is release unedited rocket cam footage. When sped up 10x in this clip, you can more easily see the Atlas V flight computer switching guidance modes. This is from the launch of TDRS-M in August of 2017: https://t.co/BPcxT6hGd0 pic.twitter.com/eP4A27a0IS
— Joe Barnard (@joebarnard) November 24, 2019
BANG! A fantastic example of how quickly thunderstorms can grow, seen by the Japanese #Himawari satellite.
— Simon Proud (@simon_sat) November 24, 2019
This storm in Northern Australia grew from nothing into a 17km high whopper in the space of 30 minutes.
It shows why we all need to be #weatheraware pic.twitter.com/Povi0pA8Ik
Amazing World!#AugmentedReality #MixedReality #IoT #5G #innovation #Technology #Socialmedia
— Olivier Laborde at #InnoverouDisparaitre (@labordeolivier) November 25, 2019
TY @Fabriziobustama@jblefevre60 @kalydeoo @Ym78200 @mallys_ @AkwyZ @enricomolinari @Paula_Piccard @ipfconline1 @RosyCoaching @3itcom @Julez_Norton @kuriharan @VivekGhosal @LouisSerge pic.twitter.com/WIwHR1aAO6
हवा को गुमान था अपनी आजादी पर
— Dinesh Agarwal (@DineshAgarwal) November 25, 2019
किसी ने उसे गुब्बारे में भरकर बेच दिया
In Thai, when we eat something that’s not to our taste,
— Pim Techamuanvivit (@chezpim) November 24, 2019
we don’t really say
“I don’t like this”
or
“this is bad”.
We say “I don’t know how to eat this” (กินไม่เป็น)
Just a big tiny difference.
#HarshaBhogle had given a befitting reply to #SanjayManjrekar 6 years ago itself....@sanjaymanjrekar pic.twitter.com/zFHDGr3b89
— Straight Cut (@NewGenFan) November 24, 2019
Today, I launched the Ideas of India database, which indexes the contents of 255 English-language periodicals that Indian intellectuals, scholars, and statesmen published between 1837-1947.https://t.co/djoO045SJF
— Rahul Sagar (@rahulsagar) November 24, 2019
This is stunning stuff. TESLA tried to have a whistleblower SWATTED, arrested & placed on a mental health hold in retaliation for him going to journalists with safety violations. Bravo to this police officer for documenting the entire interaction in writing https://t.co/OOsBdBRN6s
— Ali Winston (@awinston) November 23, 2019
The previously restricted $TSLA Tripp police report has been released. It's stunning. Pages 1-4, below. pic.twitter.com/CWRGxs3aLA
— PlainSite (@PlainSite) November 21, 2019
Harsha bhogle and Sanjay manjrekar having a difference of opinion on live tv pic.twitter.com/0TTSLQDCvO
— Vijay (@flighted_leggie) November 24, 2019
Often overlooked when discussing great power competition today—
— Dhruva Jaishankar (@d_jaishankar) November 23, 2019
Difference between U.S. and Chinese nominal GDP (in USD trillions) has remained flat since 2013:
2000: 9
2005: 10.5
2010: 8.9
2013: 7.1
2014: 7.0
2015: 7.0
2016: 7.5
2017: 7.5
2018: 7.2
2019: 7.3#HISF2019
Elon Musk stealing Tesla's name to slap on his dumb cars and treating his workers like garbage while doing it is the most shitbag Edison move of all time
— 🌈Wings & Strings (@TomColetti) November 23, 2019
Beautiful exaggerated relief map is centred on #Egypt #Turkey #Greece and the #MiddleEast. The hilly or mountainous areas in Turkey and Greece make for gorgeous views! Source: https://t.co/8n2QybUxpA pic.twitter.com/B8Kenfk6x1
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) November 24, 2019
Lake Michigan covered in ice shards
— 41 Strange (@41Strange) November 23, 2019
(Photo: Joel Bissell) pic.twitter.com/LxEiRttgvU
An aerial view of a sheepdog as it demonstrates fluid mechanics, and it also shows a sheep is a particle, while a flock is a wave.pic.twitter.com/VxrHJTWcX7
— Tim Skellett (@Gurdur) November 23, 2019
When does a republic die?
— Nitin Pai (@acorn) November 23, 2019
When people agree that there is no wrong way to acquire power. When people agree that there is no wrong way to use power.
Then does a republic die.
In US only two companies qualify as AAA rated - Microsoft and Johnson & Johnson. In india we have 276. And if these 276 companies were rated as per global standards they will fall between BBB and D.This is how much diluted our ratings are.Imagine Apple is also not AAA.
— Arun Mukherjee (@Arunstockguru) November 21, 2019
(R.Rathod)
I was shocked this was 7,000 words. It was a breeze to read. Great reporting, excellent writing. Good god @ellenbarryNYT, this was fabulous: The Jungle Prince of Delhi https://t.co/j809kxGuT7
— Maria Abi-Habib (@Abihabib) November 22, 2019
This great diagram by the World Resources Institute @WRIClimate shows the sectors that contribute to greenhouse gas emissions.
— Neil Kaye (@neilrkaye) November 22, 2019
The data is from 2005 though, does anyone know where I could get the latest data that makes up this image?#dataviz #climatechange #globalwarming pic.twitter.com/fEp3umLvOB
The US Congress Needs Facts, Not Hyperbole, on China’s Space Program https://t.co/D5akmstWPk
— Andrew Jones (@AJ_FI) November 21, 2019
I can't remember another spy prosecution involving espionage against non-state groups. The other interesting thing is how little money India allegedly provided these two. Wonder how common this is. https://t.co/ZRA5ovvEu3
— Christopher Clary (@clary_co) November 21, 2019
Democrats have spent 2 weeks building their case. Fiona Hill did it in 2 minutes. pic.twitter.com/HkZ4ozaF6m
— Vox (@voxdotcom) November 22, 2019
The SEBI press release is out wrt to today’s board meeting - thread to follow https://t.co/3udkO0JBtB
— Sandeep Parekh (@SandeepParekh) November 20, 2019
Check out this amazing satellite image: the large, dark meanders in the center are ~30 million old basalt flows (from the Trap basalts) that flowed into the old course of the Shebele River, Ethiopia. The modern river course is at the bottom of the image. #meander #rivers pic.twitter.com/Fx93I8TY3F
— Ellen Chamberlin (@epchamberlin) November 20, 2019
Where did we put it again?
— McLaren (@McLarenF1) November 21, 2019
🤔 pic.twitter.com/eik2VqGwZC
We climate scientists are very familiar with this. As Isaac Asimov said, anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political + cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means 'my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge’ 😬 https://t.co/bmA96bpUPP
— Prof. Katharine Hayhoe (@KHayhoe) November 20, 2019
Mr. Shah evidently hasn’t done his research on how the premise of citizenship works before his mischief with the CAB.
— Saket Gokhale (@SaketGokhale) November 20, 2019
India does NOT allow dual citizenship. The OCI was introduced as a way of offering rights available to citizens without actually making them citizens.
(1/12)
Boss you enjoyed subsidised education in DU and also were a student activist...in fact, you were fairly political and opposed to the government in power then...or have you forgotten? https://t.co/AcOiBN0h5u
— Prosenjit Datta (@ProsaicView) November 19, 2019
This is possibly the largest number of people booked for sedition at one time in one district anywhere in India.
— Supriya Sharma (@sharmasupriya) November 19, 2019
How did this slip below the radar?
Read our #GroundReport >>> https://t.co/ydoVAmhvvG
Much of what’s being sold as "AI" today is snake oil. It does not and cannot work. In a talk at MIT yesterday, I described why this happening, how we can recognize flawed AI claims, and push back. Here are my annotated slides: https://t.co/iCpyFw5urN pic.twitter.com/pmOTI3vq8p
— Arvind Narayanan (@random_walker) November 19, 2019
Some time ago I ran a simulation of a CO2-free atmosphere for a magazine, but the article never developed. https://t.co/34DKvYGjCk pic.twitter.com/TO2paJ6lTM
— Chris Colose (@CColose) November 19, 2019
Finally watched the BBC Climategate 10-year anniversary documentary. While I had my quibbles (and a surprise cameo!), overall it wasn't bad. One thing folks may wonder is how @stevenmosher ended up going from the guy who first received the emails to working with Berkeley Earth.
— Zeke Hausfather (@hausfath) November 20, 2019
Are you ready to build your own house of dirt on #Mars? Check out one entry by @AISpaceFactory in @NASA's #3DPrinted Habitat Challenge!#AI #tech #space #innovation #science@jblefevre60 @Thomas_Harrer @mvollmer1 @antgrasso @Ronald_vanLoon @ipfconline1 @sallyeaves @RosyCoaching pic.twitter.com/oIhiX91ZEL
— Olivier Laborde at #InnoverouDisparaitre (@labordeolivier) November 19, 2019
Because there is nothing called the best.
— Haresh Chawla (@hchawlah) November 19, 2019
Take the best from one firm, move them to another and they may not deliver. That’s why nearly half of hiring decisions turn out wrong (a 2-hour interview tells you nothing)
There is only fit.
Which is discovered later. Much later. https://t.co/VOgqKcZu20
Champions aren’t made in gyms. Champions are made from something they have deep inside them—a desire, a dream, a vision. They have to be a little faster, they have to have the skill and the will. But the will must be stronger than the skill.
— Vala Afshar (@ValaAfshar) November 18, 2019
—Muhammad Ali pic.twitter.com/oSWnIFRCGP
The old Chronostrat Vitae just got an update pic.twitter.com/CX2Kmadvi0
— Matt Hall (@kwinkunks) November 17, 2019
Who likes JNU students marching on Delhi roads depends on who’s in power. In 2012 the BJP loved JNU students when they braved tear gas & lathis during Nirbhaya. Today their govt doesn’t want them to march in Delhi.
— Roshan Kishore (@Roshanjnu) November 18, 2019
The average JNU student was & is only fighting for a just cause.
Here’s the Starlink plagued DECam frame: #FieldOfSatTrails pic.twitter.com/TyFSJO9LKR
— Cliff Johnson (@lcjohnso) November 18, 2019
Wow!! I am in shock!! The huge amount of Starlink satellites crossed our skies tonight at @cerrotololo. Our DECam exposure was heavily affected by 19 of them! The train of Starlink satellites lasted for over 5 minutes!! Rather depressing… This is not cool! pic.twitter.com/gK0ekbpLJe
— Clarae Martínez-Vázquez (@89Marvaz) November 18, 2019
Kevin Kelly (@kevin2kelly) argues that the inevitable rise of superhuman artificial intelligence—long predicted by leaders in science and technology—is a myth based on misperceptions without evidence. https://t.co/mVV2J69OT9
— The Long Now Foundation (@longnow) November 16, 2019
Flying “basic economy” on United and not only did they force me to pay to check my carry-on, they have lined every seat from row 30 back with those spiked strips cops use to pop tires
— Ben Mekler (@benmekler) November 17, 2019
Well, let's ask the Kurds in Syria how well that all went... https://t.co/8szXm3PjGU
— Jenan Moussa (@jenanmoussa) November 17, 2019
Multi-temporal #NDVI image of agricultural plots S of Seville, Spain🇪🇸
— Annamaria Luongo (@annamaria_84) November 17, 2019
Each colour represents a variation in crop & growth stage. @CopernicusEU #Sentinel2 🛰️🇪🇺, Aug - Oct 2019
Processed in @sentinel_hub #EarthArt pic.twitter.com/elEGmpLXUJ
Brahmins of South India. Yellappah of Vellore. 1832. Sotheby's. pic.twitter.com/esAIcPKFMZ
— Don't Panik (@dpanikkar) November 16, 2019
Researchers fear that plans to send tens of thousands of communications satellites into orbit will disrupt scientific observations of the Universe. https://t.co/JIOHJDHcmA
— Nature News & Comment (@NatureNews) November 17, 2019
Nick Butler: Energy transition is only part of the change in electricity https://t.co/GCjZyGVjdl
— FT Energy (@ftenergy) November 17, 2019
Lake Blausee, Switzerland pic.twitter.com/rJn5TF1y0I
— Travel Goals (@aroundthegIobe) November 12, 2019
Outstanding animated globe shows a year worth of earthquakes by depth (July 2017 to July 2018). In the interactive online version you can click on each individual #earthquake to learn more. Epic #dataviz! Source: https://t.co/zK1x2jr7ok pic.twitter.com/jaC2pK5ImE
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) November 17, 2019
Absolutely fascinating: Tactical Arbitrage in eCommerce. https://t.co/C81b6P3j1q
— Shankar Sharma (@1shankarsharma) November 17, 2019
nothing’s gonna stop us now - starship pic.twitter.com/UYd1JL5Cnp
— soviet soldiers dancing (@communistbops) November 16, 2019
Ok. We have just done 628mph / 1010kmh!!!! Amazing. The end. @Bloodhound_LSR pic.twitter.com/DGxZgwf3yJ
— Stuart Edmondson (@StuEdmondson) November 16, 2019
Hello @smitaprakash ji, please don’t mind this long thread with a bit of my own story to answer your question. Here goes👇 https://t.co/57BTQUtV1a
— Shahnawaz شاہ نواز (@shahnawazk) November 15, 2019
Abhijit Sen: Scrapping CES means that GDP base year revision will have to wait till 2025. Changing weights in CPI will have to be put on hold.This is usually done every 5-6 years to reflect structural changes in the economy. Important for policy making. https://t.co/oFjKWlUMql
— Niranjan Rajadhyaksha (@CafeEconomics) November 16, 2019
Growing divergence between #NSSO consumption numbers and National Income Accounts is a long standing puzzle in India. The "poverty wars" of the first decade of this century were fought over this. 1/4 https://t.co/t7w355ImQg
— Amit Basole (@amitbasole) November 16, 2019
A day after @bsindia reported a fall in consumer spending for the first time in four decades in India, govt says it has decided to scrap the survey report as its findings do not match with administrative data sources.
— Somesh Jha (@someshjha7) November 16, 2019
Read here:https://t.co/z9S06x7U5d
Snowfall levels from 2018 across the contiguous US. I would've expected the snow-free zone to extend a bit further north. Once again my guess work was proven wrong by data. Source: https://t.co/rWdi6nL5oY pic.twitter.com/JOThzPNPbz
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) November 15, 2019
Looking at core tomorrow at @USGS Fed Center in Denver. Drop on by if you want to check out some awesome deepwater core from Wyoming! pic.twitter.com/pMdc3OgtpM
— Thomas Martin (@ThomasM_geo) November 15, 2019
Thomas Edison - riding in his EV in 1911 pic.twitter.com/U5tCcMUP4H
— History Lovers Club (@historylvrsclub) November 15, 2019
For #ThinSectionThursday, here's a beautiful silica undersaturated "Essexite" containing sector- and oscillatory-zoned titanaugite phenocrysts, together with olivine and nepheline (XPL) [Crawfordjohn, Scotland] pic.twitter.com/ilqkmU3czU
— Danny Stubbs (@Danny_Stubbs) November 14, 2019
One of the best articles I've ever read on $AMZN. Unpacks the highlights from 20 yrs of Shareholder letters, and going thru the Takeaways/Challenges/Solutions on many topics. @TMFInnovator @BluegrassCap @GavinSBaker @Gautam__Baid @dmuthuk @saxena_puru https://t.co/Vuo5wnt8c1
— Ram Bhupatiraju (@RamBhupatiraju) November 14, 2019
IEA scenarios for global solar PV in a nutshell:
— Kees van der Leun (@Sustainable2050) November 14, 2019
"Yes, annual solar PV capacity additions have shown exceptional growth over the years, and last year it grew too, but we project that from now on there will be hardly any growth at all" [repeat]
Graph: @DrSimEvans @CarbonBrief pic.twitter.com/BNu5bmOTLd
Opportunity's traverse: an engineering story. Work still in progress, not sure if I managed to track down all the major events and instrument failures yet. Most of them should be there, though. pic.twitter.com/EUAWhaZVeQ
— 👾 Justin Cowart 👾 (@jccwrt) November 14, 2019
NASA Inspector General on the agency's average cost per seat for @Commercial_Crew astronauts:
— Michael Sheetz (@thesheetztweetz) November 14, 2019
Boeing Starliner: $90 million
SpaceX Crew Dragon: $55 million pic.twitter.com/6kaOnneDHa
This animation reveals that every single letter and numeral can be found in this monogram. pic.twitter.com/CnL5xd3zeV
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) November 14, 2019
Backlit Jupiter and its rings captured by the departing Voyager 2 spacecraft from a distance of 1.5 million km.
— Wonder of Science (@wonderofscience) November 14, 2019
Credit: NASA / JPL-Caltech / Judy Schmidt pic.twitter.com/kHV1I68PNF
"lines have momentarily blurred between those who believed in the possibility of Kashmir as a state within an Indian democracy, and those who sought independence. One difference . . . is that the latter aren’t surprised"
— Paul Staniland (@pstanpolitics) November 14, 2019
https://t.co/N265cpkojT
Muslims account for 1.1% of US residents. I don’t think that’s why. But thanks for essentializing. https://t.co/DpA3i4Wyhe
— Christopher Clary (@clary_co) November 13, 2019
BREAKING: We uncovered a worldwide network of 265 fake media outlets in 65 countries, targeting the US, Canada, Brussels, Geneva and many more, which all serve Indian lobbying interests. (1/9)
— EU DisinfoLab🇪🇺 (@DisinfoEU) November 13, 2019
Thread 👇
Summary: https://t.co/cgO9tXPq4f
Interactive map: https://t.co/4rjraj3FWF pic.twitter.com/xp5pb0JXrz
In a new low, the Indian censor board has asked Fox to blur alcohol bottles/glasses from James Mangold’s ‘Ford v Ferrari’ that releases in India this Friday. Looks hideous and distracting. Somebody in CBFC needs to get a drink. pic.twitter.com/sExSG5VpE5
— Ankur Pathak (@aktalkies) November 12, 2019
“There is hardly a better way to avoid discussion than by releasing an argument from the control of the present and by saying that only the future will reveal its merits.”
— Ramandeep Singh Mann (@ramanmann1974) November 13, 2019
― Hannah Arendt, @sonaliranade @rwac48 @rohini_sgh @karunanundy @jamewils pic.twitter.com/oHHIDce8Bx
You’re literally describing prejudice against women https://t.co/MnBeVqWCaY
— Mia Brett (@QueenMab87) November 12, 2019
The four seasons on Kotisaari Island in Finland
— 41 Strange (@41Strange) November 13, 2019
(Photo: Jani Ylinampa) pic.twitter.com/oeReUNMeQ9
Planetary Aurora!
— Dr James O'Donoghue (@physicsJ) November 12, 2019
These ultraviolet (UV) polar auroral "ovals" are made with real data. Earth was undergoing a geomagnetic STORM, and all data for it are real except for the grid! For Jupiter/Saturn @NASAHubble UV images were put on visible spheres for reference #SciComm pic.twitter.com/WEYXnv0qMU
Welcome to the feast in the deep.🦀 Here, many different scavengers gather to enjoy a dead tuna carcass. Giant isopods, crabs, and deep-sea eels devour the carrion — leaving nothing but a skeleton on the ocean floor. #TimelapseTuesday ⏳#Science pic.twitter.com/QjlEMDPgWp
— Science Channel (@ScienceChannel) November 12, 2019
— Kaz Murakami (@kazukami) November 12, 2019
Beautiful meandering river that has broken through to the sea and formed a new delta.
— Mark Tingay (@CriticalStress_) November 12, 2019
I've seen this do the Twitter rounds several times over the years, but I just randomly stumbled onto it again while exploring on GoogleEarth, & its simply too nice not to spread around again. pic.twitter.com/APITP97dyk
MIT robot solves Rubik's Cube in around a third of a second – so fast that our slowcoach brains can't see what's going on unless we watch it in ultra-slow motion. https://t.co/cRYoyD0LrQ pic.twitter.com/Pd1ecLyVeh
— Steve Stewart-Williams (@SteveStuWill) November 11, 2019
Mercury transits are relatively rare — the next one isn't until 2032! Watch Mercury make its trek across the Sun today at https://t.co/5OFdcyOFJ8 🛰⚫️☀️ pic.twitter.com/5dd2pNna2M
— NASA Sun & Space (@NASASun) November 11, 2019
2 conflicting views of the US-India relationship:
— Paul Staniland (@pstanpolitics) November 11, 2019
1. US is in terminal decline and needs to cultivate India as a balance to China. Western criticism belies deep hypocrisies and unrealistic hubris. Delhi is too important to be coerced or ignored by slumping Western world.
vs.
This claim that asteroid Psyche “could be the most valuable thing in our entire solar system.” Is nothing here worth more than $700 quintillion? ...🤔 (short thread) https://t.co/3Vd6Df9TQ1
— Dr. Phil Metzger (@DrPhiltill) November 11, 2019
The 9th thread is about the unnecessary bloodshed of India - Pakistan’s line of control at Punjab. In light of the Kartarpur shrine being offered to Indian Sikhs to visit, this is an important topic. #LawforMortalsThreadhttps://t.co/h18cfRF9WG
— Sandeep Parekh (@SandeepParekh) November 11, 2019
#राममंदिरकापुजारीकौन
— সাইলীনা/Saileena/سیلینا/ਸੈਲੀਨਾ (@saileenas) November 10, 2019
Laldas was appointed by a court of law as the chief priest in Ramjanmabhoomi temple in 1983. He vehemently opposed VHP.& demanded advani stop the rath yatra. He insisted ‘Hindus&Muslims of Ayodhya &Faizabad can resolve the issue themselves,’
He was shot dead.
Distribution of value from an IPhone- 5% labour, 22% inputs, 72% profits - dramatic graph about how global supply chains drive #inequality from @GLeBaron #SPERIconf19 pic.twitter.com/9IJAbQd2vW
— Jesse Griffiths (@JesseLGriffiths) November 8, 2019
#MarsExpressHRSC image of a 1500 km cloud forming over the summit of Arsia Mons. This cloud isn't a sign of an eruption at the 20 km high volcano -- it's an orographic cloud that usually forms every morning for a few months Mars is closest to the Sun. pic.twitter.com/8nkI2bdO6k
— 👾 Justin Cowart 👾 (@jccwrt) November 11, 2019
People In Medieval Art Who Are Getting Murdered But Just Don’t Give a Damn pic.twitter.com/05XmfgP9jZ
— 41 Strange (@41Strange) November 11, 2019
For the nth time, this is our position wrt to Climate. https://t.co/XqcGdEry0t pic.twitter.com/xopnRSIHQ4
— Nassim Nicholas Taleb (@nntaleb) November 10, 2019
In public interest, I declare that BKC-Chunabhatti Connector (flyover) stands open from today evening.
— Devendra Fadnavis (@Dev_Fadnavis) November 10, 2019
With this, Mumbaikars will now save 30 minutes travel time & avoid traffic congestion at Dharavi and Sion junctions.#Mumbai #mumbaitraffic #flyover #Mumbaikar pic.twitter.com/GvrNDIgOrD
Wow: A panoramic view of Mars, captured by NASA’s Curiosity. Very cool.https://t.co/iZ9tFAIL0L pic.twitter.com/5wM93hVjUX
— Steve Stewart-Williams (@SteveStuWill) November 9, 2019
When an astronaut forgets he’s not in space pic.twitter.com/vmQxQMEssO
— Universal Curiosity (@UniverCurious) November 9, 2019
The viral video of a "wild" beluga playing fetch is not what it seems. This is likely Hvaldimir, a once captive whale who may have escaped a Russian military program. Alone, malnourished, and injured, H. roams the seas, seeking food & attention from people https://t.co/GcvFcT4O8k
— Ferris Jabr (@ferrisjabr) November 9, 2019
NASA: Starshade mission 🚀 pic.twitter.com/COn3q4xDfs
— Scott Hefti ☘ (@Havenlust) November 10, 2019
Twitter can’t verify Me because you can’t either.
— God (@TheTweetOfGod) November 9, 2019
Some cracking structures from New Zealand for #FaultFriday! pic.twitter.com/C9RnTrzIhA
— Tom Phillips (@tomphillips14) November 8, 2019
Explosive wildfire growth with giant smoke plumes.
— Dakota Smith (@weatherdak) November 8, 2019
Insane imagery of Australia's east coast today. pic.twitter.com/yFTuEQkOYv
French postcards from 1910 depicting the year 2000 pic.twitter.com/6AHYDVP8ne
— 41 Strange (@41Strange) November 7, 2019
#WATCH: CCTV footage of DCP North Monika Bhardwaj pleading before the lawyers to stop violence when a clash broke out between police and lawyers at Tis Hazari Court in #Delhi on November 2. pic.twitter.com/xFWZBP3Swp
— ANI (@ANI) November 8, 2019
Well that’s a fact...
— atul kasbekar (@atulkasbekar) November 7, 2019
🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/9Q1NbxXNhM
Crazy meander bend with a city inside it! pic.twitter.com/anvtWDDIRp
— Daan Beelen (@daanosaurus_rex) November 6, 2019
Permian halite crystal loaded with solid inclusions (some polyhalite?). Halite host crystal is ~1 mm long. PPL. #ThinSectionThursday pic.twitter.com/IvQhnPgyBG
— Kathy Benison (@KathyBenison) November 7, 2019
The hole in your skin after a needle punctures it, viewed through an electron microscope https://t.co/dcWcFjfZJg pic.twitter.com/HZk5X6kNmd
— Steve Stewart-Williams (@SteveStuWill) November 6, 2019
