Dr YV Reddy, the former RBI Governor, when he was RBI Governor used to say, "everywhere around the world, the future is uncertain; in India, even the past is uncertain."
— शिक्षित बेरोज़गार (@kaul_vivek) January 31, 2020
The revision of GDP data today proved just that... Read on.
रामभक्त गोपाल ने right wing के ही टुकड़े टुकड़े कर दिए:
— Aisi Taisi Democracy (@AisiTaisiDemo) January 31, 2020
- एक टुकड़ा कह रहा है वो असल में लेफ्टिस्ट था। (शर्म 50%, कमीनापन 50%)
- एक टुकड़ा उसको अपना हीरो बोल के उपाधियां दे रहा है। (कमीनापन 100%)
- और एक टुकड़ा उसको चंचल-स्वभाव का बहका हुआ बालक बता रहा है। (शर्म 100%)
Here is hint twitter. I have all their wells and their PDP and PUDs need to come down by 50%. Then you adjust out today's price and discount it by 10% there is barely enough left over to pay the debt. Equity is worth zero my friends at today's strip price. pic.twitter.com/w7VIwGKnpR
— Phantom (@Maurice94239117) January 30, 2020
#ThinSectionThursday
— micROCKScopica (@micROCKScopica) January 30, 2020
Zoned Allanite in the volcanic rocks from Mercaderes, Colombia#volcano #minerals #crystals #geology #rocks pic.twitter.com/fRZ0FjLDDp
This is what happened during the intraday time frame on the #Budgetday for last 10 years of budget sessions.
— Kirubakaran Rajendran (@kirubaakaran) January 29, 2020
2008 pic.twitter.com/Co7sm9eUdA
Aap chronology samajhiye!#Jamia pic.twitter.com/zGYGoSnLpS
— Sudhir Yadav (@SudhirRTI) January 30, 2020
This is the sharpest movie of the Sun ever made. Even at this fine resolution, the scale is enormous; each plasma cell here is about the size of Texas. https://t.co/0G1VI3hrhi via @NatSolarObs pic.twitter.com/JYSDw1Grx6
— Corey S. Powell (@coreyspowell) January 29, 2020
WOWWWWWWWWWWWW—this is the Sun!!
— Paul Byrne (@ThePlanetaryGuy) January 29, 2020
This is an image from the @NSF's Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope—showing the most detailed view of the Sun's surface, showing individual convection cells of turbulent, super-hot gas. Each cell is the size of Texas!
🌞🌞🌞
Credit: NSO/AURA/NSF pic.twitter.com/S1teTHi4QO
If y’all really wanted population control advocate contraception not death.
— friendly neighborhood introvert 🥀 (@callmetikka) January 29, 2020
Right Wing - Goli maaro saalon ko...
— Kunal Kamra (@kunalkamra88) January 29, 2020
Liberals - We must not disturb people on flights & respect an individuals private space
😢😢😢
That's what is trully called an
— Sérgio OSMsmaprs (@sergioajv1) January 28, 2020
" arm of #sand " 🏝️
... alive
🛰️Sentinel-2_L1C-timelapse 2015-2020
at @CopernicusEU @sentinel_hub @CopernicusLand
🤔QUIZ: where is it?🧐🔭@Pierre_Markuse #mystery location live #EO #Earth #geology #sea pic.twitter.com/UXM6axJkql
It's a good idea to include a polarity cartoon when you display reflection seismic data. Here's a little web app that makes them for you... https://t.co/55CDp480Ny pic.twitter.com/27DH0VCeUS
— Matt Hall (@kwinkunks) January 28, 2020
Explore 100+ articles, resources, and a FREE BOOK on Regression Analysis (Classification, Linear, Logistic, #NeuralNetworks & more): https://t.co/BsQPKNFhKm
— Kirk Borne (@KirkDBorne) January 28, 2020
————————#BigData #DataScience #Statistics #MachineLearning #DataMining #Algorithms #AppliedMathematics #abdsc pic.twitter.com/rELU2Gd7fi
Hows do you like your pseudotachylyte? how about mylonitised? #Geology #Mylonite #DamnThatsPretty pic.twitter.com/WpdN6U2nxl
— tectonictweets (@tectonictweets) January 28, 2020
These are bluetooth-enabled & analyze your rate of blow, snot volume, consistency & scans for many of the more common pathogens. Plus with the app, you can see all these metrics over time & even see how they compare with your friends. Did I mention badges and weekly leaderboards?
— Woot (@wootaholic) January 28, 2020
Tech has disrupted by inventing... handkerchiefs? They’ve discovered handkerchiefs. pic.twitter.com/HWrgmY5hmG
— Sam Sharma (@s3rioussam) January 27, 2020
A little bit more microstructure heaven... pic.twitter.com/RMRLBhXJkE
— tectonictweets (@tectonictweets) January 28, 2020
Some #Agates for your viewing pleasure
— micROCKScopica (@micROCKScopica) January 27, 2020
From top left clockwise Argentina, Dryhead, Malawi, Lake Superior#gemstones #colors #science #art #wallart #abstractart #rocks #geology #minerals #crystals pic.twitter.com/gjK0yeKQEC
Large boulder the size of a small boulder is completely blocking east-bound lane Highway 145 mm78 at Silverpick Rd. Please use caution and watch for emergency vehicles in the area. pic.twitter.com/EVMmDf0IJu
— San Miguel Sheriff (@SheriffAlert) January 27, 2020
Indulging in Twitter spat is not my nature but if someone will attack me personally then it is important to teach them in their own language.
— Jaiveer Shergill (@JaiveerShergill) January 27, 2020
Making Indian Soldiers stand in line to prove citizenship & conferring honor on those from across border is not acceptable, Jai Hind.
A day of convection over the great Amazon Rainforest.
— Dakota Smith (@weatherdak) January 27, 2020
Marvelous time lapse from above. pic.twitter.com/ZsdHkkT3hA
A robot with perfect penmanship. Amazingly satisfying to watch. https://t.co/OB4j6kVSyd pic.twitter.com/x5rDLDlzpp
— Steve Stewart-Williams (@SteveStuWill) January 27, 2020
cubes within cubes within cubes within...
— 〈 Berger | Dillon 〉 (@InertialObservr) January 27, 2020
(©:https://t.co/Hn6VKIoJZh) pic.twitter.com/SscQJ7Oflw
This rock is just a little bit special 😃#SquishyNotScratchy #TeamQuartz #geology #InTooDeep pic.twitter.com/YG5Sax1hQF
— tectonictweets (@tectonictweets) January 27, 2020
Tailor bird sewing it’s nest.
— Universal Curiosity (@UniverCurious) January 27, 2020
Source: https://t.co/UkTHOqLeat pic.twitter.com/n4USYNBoQc
#India wants to delink #Qatar gas supply deals from crude; Qatar says no #LNG https://t.co/4niLupzsP1
— LNG Global (@lngglobal) January 27, 2020
16 innovative inventions helping to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels pic.twitter.com/82Y62tXCSy
— Farbod Saraf (@farbodsaraf) January 27, 2020
Overpopulation is a myth that leads to genocide. If you’re Irish you should know this.
— felix trash goblin 2020 🤙🏴🚩 (@FelixirofLife28) January 26, 2020
The famine was allowed to happen because the Brits thought Ireland was overpopulated. It was seen as a good thing that a million people died, because there were already too many wretched Irish
With Brent dropping below $60 a barrel (touched a low of $58.68 a barrel), remember that there are some significant #oil hedges (including $OXY) around $55 a barrel. The banks will have to sell to delta-hedge themselves | #OOTT https://t.co/hwIMMZM6k6
— Javier Blas (@JavierBlas) January 26, 2020
Today in 1841 Britain took possession of Hong Kong. Palmerston dismissed it as 'a barren island with hardly a house upon it, which will never be a mart of trade.' That take did not age well. pic.twitter.com/BI8vehWYzd
— Dan Snow (@thehistoryguy) January 26, 2020
Sources: Kobe Bryant was on his way to a travel basketball game with his daughter Gianna when the helicopter crashed. Those aboard the helicopter also included another player and parent.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) January 26, 2020
If you look around Europe and the inland Chinese market, I think you’ll find a different reality than the one you paint. Can it succeed everywhere? No. But oil substitution plays exist aplenty, although fugitive emissions are a real concern. No energy transition will be cheap. https://t.co/IXMJPwrKeG
— Ira Joseph (@ira_joseph) January 26, 2020
Coffee is a worldwide tradition. ☕️
— Vala Afshar (@ValaAfshar) January 26, 2020
Here are all the different ways it's served pic.twitter.com/JoCl088JAf
First of all... who edited this? This is amazing work.
— Naima Cochrane (@naima) January 27, 2020
pic.twitter.com/nBCUuP6FFD
Animation shows the average male and female person as painted in 18500 portraits from a large art database. Source: https://t.co/wyg8gNiDCS pic.twitter.com/xXGQ9SVBd1
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) January 26, 2020
Now imagine North Korea or Pakistan, which could plausibly delegate nuclear weapons to officers in a deep crisis, found itself in a similar situation. Is anyone willing to bet the farm that a unit that can’t reach Kim or the NCA wouldn’t fire nukes if it fears the worst? I’m not. pic.twitter.com/XfCH4lEjYo
— Vipin Narang (@NarangVipin) January 26, 2020
Just for historical precedent, the US willfully looked the other way as Pakistan got *nuclear weapons* in the 1980s due to its centrality to Afgh war—Reagan Adm even shielded Pak from Congressional sanction. By comparison, getting US to do this may be child’s play for Pakistan. https://t.co/79AvWul3p6
— Vipin Narang (@NarangVipin) January 25, 2020
The viral thread quoted below is missing essential context and contains numerous errors. It does not reflect the latest evidence. #2019nCoV
— Ferris Jabr (@ferrisjabr) January 25, 2020
Here is a new thread with the facts: https://t.co/ot6PLP7aok
These #drone light shows are amazing ! @FireflyDrones #Drones #Robotics #AI #Autonomous #Aerospace #Tech #4IR @andi_staub @SpirosMargaris @jblefevre60 @JacBurns_Comext @sallyeaves @HaroldSinnott @MikeQuindazzi @Fisher85M @chboursin @kuriharan @JimHarris @ipfconline1 @Ym78200 pic.twitter.com/puYyJb8b7J
— Paula Piccard 🇵🇷 🇺🇸 (@Paula_Piccard) January 24, 2020
Global 10-Year Government Bond Yields... pic.twitter.com/s6t9tYcOrw
— Charlie Bilello (@charliebilello) January 24, 2020
HOLY MOTHER OF GOD - the new coronavirus is a 3.8!!! How bad is that reproductive R0 value? It is thermonuclear pandemic level bad - never seen an actual virality coefficient outside of Twitter in my entire career. I’m not exaggerating... #WuhanCoronovirus #CoronavirusOutbreak pic.twitter.com/6mmxIHL9Ue
— Dr. Eric Feigl-Ding (@DrEricDing) January 25, 2020
Oh wow. pic.twitter.com/uiJfOS1L1H
— Miriam Kramer (@mirikramer) January 24, 2020
This is what development looks like in real time! #KnowIndia pic.twitter.com/DAaxItVK5J
— Shamika Ravi (@ShamikaRavi) January 24, 2020
I study genocide. It's been a theme in my academic endeavours for nearly 30 years. More accurately, I study the conditions in the lead up to genocide, be they cultural, social, political, economic, etc... 1/n
— Brynn Tannehill (@BrynnTannehill) January 23, 2020
There is nothing quite as lonely as the vegetarian section at a Bengali wedding! pic.twitter.com/mvODRtAAZz
— Joy Bhattacharjya (@joybhattacharj) January 23, 2020
Charles Dickens wanted the British to kill all the Indians after 1857. Like wipe out the race completely.
— Absolute Scenes, Get In There Lads (@sidin) January 23, 2020
Which is a bit bad. https://t.co/Hmxe67WO01
That awkward moment when you're being such a bastard Putin has to intervene. pic.twitter.com/kpk40NBvPj
— Britgirl Explains Brexit #FBPE (@MarieAnnUK) January 21, 2020
It’s important to teach young children not to eat with their mouths open. That way, they won’t grow up and become a 60 year old man sitting at the next table to me in the restaurant tonight, chewing like a fucking brain damaged cunt.
— Ricky Gervais (@rickygervais) January 22, 2020
Lo-res but one of the best charoite photomicrographs by @MicROCKScopica. I love the unusual and soft hues.
— micROCKScopica (@micROCKScopica) January 22, 2020
Enjoy!#art #science #colors #sciart #geology #rocks #minerals #crystals #gemstones #wallart pic.twitter.com/PKhPx8E9Fr
#xkcd: Solar System Changes pic.twitter.com/6lJjCBqNbK
— xkcd (@xkcd2) January 22, 2020
The big shocker of 2019 was the stickiness of coal demand in Asia, so if it does finally relent and the switching occurs, the change will be every bit as structural as it is commercial. Harder to trigger behavioral change among big state Asian utilities that pass through costs. https://t.co/rUBXae9SMZ
— Ira Joseph (@ira_joseph) January 22, 2020
"Amid the greatest economic expansion in world history, the Chinese economy added roughly $12.9 trillion to its GDP between 2000-2019. In the same timeframe, despite considerably more modest growth rates, the U.S. economy grew by roughly $11.1 trillion."https://t.co/Xzqp4F3qUK
— Jeff M. Smith (@Cold_Peace_) January 22, 2020
This is an informative red wine and white wine sweetness chart.
— Nandita Iyer (@saffrontrail) January 22, 2020
My fav is the Chenin Blanc which is fairly dry (low on the sweetness scale).
Which one is yours? pic.twitter.com/iQGLxYWanj
The youngest millennials are 24 this year.
— 👽 Derf Laploid (@skankzila) January 21, 2020
The oldest millennials are 39 this year.
We’re not kids. “Ask a millennial if they know what this is” isn’t funny and just shows your ignorance.
Millennial isn’t just a general term for anyone younger than you.
This... Is actually true.
— Jay Hulme (@JayHulmePoet) January 20, 2020
Clench your vaginas in sympathy while I explain... https://t.co/36FUCAZPmY
NASA's Cassini explored Saturn and its rings, storms, and moons for 13 years. Here are the spacecraft's final moments.
— NOVA | PBS (@novapbs) January 21, 2020
Tune in or stream "The Planets: Saturn" tomorrow night at 9/8c on @PBS: https://t.co/Ab5kJV8Q1c pic.twitter.com/6lOc7zW4V6
This is not a bookmark. pic.twitter.com/oy7tqM3aJv
— Uni of Liverpool Library (@LivUniLibrary) January 21, 2020
16/ To summarize:
— Ted Stein (@tedstein) January 20, 2020
Just before the end of the fiscal quarter, Tesla rolled out an app update that is, at best, incredibly irresponsibly designed. Many people accidentally sent Tesla thousands of dollars. Tesla does not offer refunds except, apparently, to famous people.
Per this report: Bezos was in a WhatsApp chat with Saudi's MBS when unprompted the crown prince sent him a random file. The file it appears contained malware, which allowed Bezos' phone to be hacked ... leading to leaks of photos designed to embarass him https://t.co/7dC5F8qCzs
— Chris Bing (@Bing_Chris) January 21, 2020
A mixture of #rocks under the #microscope for your viewing pleasure. From top left clockwise: cordierite in granulite; turritella agate; dinosaur bone; colony of bryozoa.#science #art #geology #fossils #minerals #crystals #abstractart pic.twitter.com/JvMDzLqach
— micROCKScopica (@micROCKScopica) January 21, 2020
Uh, so apparently they restored the Ghent Altarpiece and pic.twitter.com/JljwfEZlzu
— Fʀ. A. Sᴄʜʀᴇɴᴋ (@frajds) January 20, 2020
Climate change modeling has been pretty darn accurate for decades. Anyone claiming otherwise is trying to drown out the warning sirens so we’ll argue and doubt instead of taking action. https://t.co/q28QYbUCWT pic.twitter.com/b1cFBpzIId
— Katie Mack (@AstroKatie) January 19, 2020
For anyone who is interested, this is a nice overview of Dr King’s five-week visit to India in early ‘59: https://t.co/KVyNYxl7Fw
— Dhruva Jaishankar (@d_jaishankar) January 20, 2020
Crew Dragon separating from Falcon 9 during today’s test, which verified the spacecraft’s ability to carry astronauts to safety in the unlikely event of an emergency on ascent pic.twitter.com/rxUDPFD0v5
— SpaceX (@SpaceX) January 19, 2020
Some stories rarely get told:
— Matt Turck (@mattturck) January 18, 2020
* Startups that turn down a big M&A offer and fizzle out in obscurity years later
* VC firms that can’t raise the next fund
* Founders who fail and never quite recover professionally
Behind the scenes, things are even harder than people think.
In Germany, carbon-free nuclear power will close by 2022, while extremely dirty coal plants will stay open until 2038. And many call this country a climate leader.
— Leah Stokes (@leahstokes) January 17, 2020
This is why shutting down safe nuclear plants early is so problematic.https://t.co/1uya0nGKJn
Important information.
— Star Trek Minus Context (@NoContextTrek) January 17, 2020
1. pic.twitter.com/fsOztBUP6j
Listed Companies on Indian Exchanges (Low Public Float)
— Arun Mukherjee (@Arunstockguru) January 17, 2020
- MCap > Rs 1000cr & Promoter Holding > 70%
- Promoter Share Pledge NIL
- Retail Shareholders < 1 lakh (absolute number)
- Retail Shareholding (as % of total) < 7%
- Infratel only F&O name!!
(Toshniwal equity) pic.twitter.com/mcc2841s1J
Thought I would check how the ‘Muslim’ handles who had pledged their support to #CAA are doing. Thread 1/n👇
— SamSays (@samjawed65) January 17, 2020
This "devil's horns" sunrise was captured in Qatar last month during a partial eclipse.
— IFLScience (@IFLScience) January 15, 2020
Image credits: Elias Chasiotis, with special thanks to NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day website where they were first featured, and its editor, Dr Robert J. Nemiroff. pic.twitter.com/2EwQxvfxX6
Humans are injecting CO2 into the air 10 times faster than in the most devastating catastrophe in earth history (the End-Permian mass extinction) which was a CO2-driven global warming apocalypse that wiped out 90% of life on Earth pic.twitter.com/Ccs5tooscf
— Peter🌋📈⛰️🌧️📉Brannen (@PeterBrannen1) January 16, 2020
This is an extraordinary letter (and extraordinarily well-written).
— Chris Stark (@ChiefExecCCC) January 15, 2020
This is @blackrock Chairman and CEO Larry Fink on how climate change is driving "a profound reassessment of risk and asset values".
Recommended reading.https://t.co/TY0V7aFYWa
Gone to the dogs... https://t.co/tVtClRegXt
— Jonathan Frakes (@jonathansfrakes) January 15, 2020
Heart of Stone: glomerocryst in a dacitic lava from Mar Menor (Spain)#sciart #scicomm #science #art #colors #microscope #rocks #nature #geology #minerals #crystals #lava #volcano pic.twitter.com/d78XUrypZO
— micROCKScopica (@micROCKScopica) January 15, 2020
Lou Bega's Mambo No.5 calls out 9 women by name (plus "you"). This chart shows the average age of this women in 1999 when the song was released. US data is ok here since Lou is from Munich but spent some time in Florida. Source: https://t.co/NGp1w4vZZR pic.twitter.com/c7e2vt5cFC
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) January 15, 2020
me and my mom lol. pic.twitter.com/HvCoPpgShm
— NaomiOsaka大坂なおみ (@naomiosaka) January 15, 2020
I spy a U-shaped valley! #geology #Norway pic.twitter.com/st4jxQrPrM
— Sandra McLaren (@sandramcgeo) January 15, 2020
Judicial delay across districts of India. You can see the clear boundaries of some states! So state policies towards judicial administration matter greatly. #JudicialReforms @rsprasad https://t.co/KHAhuTvLgS pic.twitter.com/HcF1WQxFa7
— Shamika Ravi (@ShamikaRavi) January 14, 2020
Octopus Dreaming. Watch the brilliant color changes of a sleeping octopus. 🐙💤
— Wonder of Science (@wonderofscience) January 14, 2020
Credit: @PBSNature
Full video: https://t.co/D6n5ny5ELk pic.twitter.com/NZb31wIsSd
SCOOP from @entrackr: Swiggy delivered Rs 1,600 Cr worth partial exit to its early backers - Accel, SAIF, RB Investments, Norwest and Bessemer.
— jaivardhan (@jaivardhan88) January 14, 2020
DST, Coatue, Naspers and Elite had bought the shares of the above VCs. Co-founders also sold out $3 Mn worth equity to Tencent. https://t.co/3cfnSpblwo
An rambling, soul-searching letter by Siemens's CEO defending his decision to go through with an #Adani coal rail contract is almost more troubling than the decision itself: https://t.co/PGLTFcnYTh
— David Fickling (@davidfickling) January 14, 2020
#mineralmonday
— micROCKScopica (@micROCKScopica) January 13, 2020
Incredible example of chiastolite-like sector-trilled CORDIERITE from the southern contact aureole of Adamello Batholith, Italy#sciart #minerals #rocks #geology #nature #colors #microscope pic.twitter.com/RprqJZfehh
On lithium-ion battery recycling in an electric vehicle/storage future:
— Seaver Wang (@wang_seaver) January 14, 2020
1) Again, we don't have all solutions yet. More R&D required *alongside* deployment
2) "No regrets" solutions are a matter of perspective. There's always waste + regrets. Plan to manage/minimize it. (1/4) pic.twitter.com/cB8GRBFzob
In @_GeoDa_ et al. "Geometry of Flexural Uplift by Continental Rifting in Corinth, Greece", Tectonics, now in final form, we analyse rivers & uplifted topo to discuss lithosphere mechanics during riftinghttps://t.co/CF6UY8GEzu
— Robin Lacassin (@RLacassin) January 13, 2020
Also @EarthArXiv preprint https://t.co/fNelnEKmY1 pic.twitter.com/SLq1HyvpGg
Sandscapes of the Namib Desert https://t.co/LEFptZgUtc #NASA
— NASA Earth (@NASAEarth) January 13, 2020
CAMS filed it's DRHP and there's a lot of industry insight. A thread.
— Fintwit Sadhguru (@passivefool) January 13, 2020
1. Household saving.
Financial savings haven't grown. This has to change dramatically for the marketing about "Invest in the India growth story" to come true pic.twitter.com/NEFK1AG4vp
You know where the best avocados are from? #Nagaland ! Pity that Indian metro markets are flooded with exorbitant imported ones (right photo) - while the Naga farmers hardly have any market access. Something to look into @nstomar @AgriGoI , specially given exploding demand. https://t.co/V96RGK0iPm pic.twitter.com/vfu3q9vIJ8
— Shamika Ravi (@ShamikaRavi) January 13, 2020
Interesting look at the demographic pyramids of China and India.
— Jeff M. Smith (@Cold_Peace_) January 13, 2020
"Although the countries have roughly the same populations today—by 2050, India will add roughly 270 million more citizens, and China’s total will actually decrease by 30 million people."https://t.co/djcffXYVwX pic.twitter.com/3aPi7qdCaR
Done with my start-of-the year ritual of analyzing data for global, publicly traded companies for 2020. You can find the results, sliced and diced by industry, on my website (https://t.co/TDeDAW01Dr). You are welcome to use what you want: https://t.co/0GdjdSzQq1 pic.twitter.com/5AyL1W7cWN
— Aswath Damodaran (@AswathDamodaran) January 13, 2020
This map gives you a rough sense of all the ways U.S. land is used. Much of U.S. land serves specific purposes, such as the 2 million acres devoted to golf courses or the 3 million acres for airports.https://t.co/WkDPqg3rwv pic.twitter.com/FUfKYZhy2L
— Farm Policy (@FarmPolicy) January 11, 2020
- Hormuz strait has never been blocked despite all wars
— Anas Alhajji (@anasalhajji) January 12, 2020
- It cannot be blocked. Too wide. Well protected.
- It is NOT in the interest of Iran to block it, even if it can
- Most waterways are in Oman, not Iran
I am pleased that most of my followers got it right. 👇 https://t.co/aUuXq39ttT
i’ve seen enough jason statham movies to know the only guy worth being afraid of in this video is the one sitting at the table minding his own business during the fight lol pic.twitter.com/RuF6CTNPjH
— Shea Serrano (@SheaSerrano) January 12, 2020
In case anyone thinks I know what I’m doing, here’s how I tell Photoshop to batch resize 1400 images when I don’t want to manually confirm the JPEG quality options for 1400 images pic.twitter.com/IRzPcw2R21
— Eryk Salvaggio (@e_salvaggio) January 12, 2020
Eruption of the Taal Volcano as seen from above.
— Dakota Smith (@weatherdak) January 13, 2020
Uh... wow. pic.twitter.com/VJxjOyiLkm
If anyone has a right to be mad at Harry and Meghan it's the people of Sussex, who have been left leaderless without their Duke and who are now defenseless against incursions from Hampshire and Kent.
— anne victoria clark (@annevclark) January 12, 2020
800,000 years ago, an asteroid impact sprayed molten rock across Asia but left no visible crater. Now we know why: It struck a volcanic field in Laos & got buried under 1,000 feet of lava. https://t.co/W7MONSD5tY pic.twitter.com/Hb4VyzPXde
— Corey S. Powell (@coreyspowell) January 12, 2020
The collapse of #Kilauea #volcano 🌋 (Big Island, #Hawaii)
— Annamaria Luongo (@annamaria_84) January 12, 2020
during 2018 seen by #Sentinel1 🛰️🇪🇺
Images processed in @sentinel_hub pic.twitter.com/e8WJ0M0Ksz
How exciting! Only two more years until we arrive in the year of Soylent Green! Also, Blade Runner is now officially a historical movie about the past! Source: https://t.co/2xnzrY43pR pic.twitter.com/8GdPij3Ulx
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) January 11, 2020
Faraday Waves are non-linear standing waves
— 〈 Berger | Dillon 〉 (@InertialObservr) January 11, 2020
•When the container vertically vibrates above its 'critical' frequency, the instability forms standing waves on the initially flat surface pic.twitter.com/k7bTAmeJ0H
Inverted Waterfall pic.twitter.com/hqpVEVc8Gm
— Universal Curiosity (@UniverCurious) January 11, 2020
Most common answers to my question on Bloomberg alternatives were @atom_finance, @KoyfinCharts, and @Sentieo. If you have an opinion, which is most useful?
— Patrick OShaughnessy (@patrick_oshag) January 12, 2020
Gandhi fired at Godse, then ran to assault him and somehow came in between the bullet and Godse. Thrice ~ Delhi Police under BJP Govt, 1948
— Joy (@Joydas) January 11, 2020
🟠 With all those #bushfires🔥 in #Australia🇦🇺 you might be interested to get satellite🛰️ images yourself. Get an introduction on how to do that here in this blog post ➡️ https://t.co/VdU68zvWKs My images ➡️ https://t.co/k0APVFerpi #scicomm #AustraliaOnFire #AustraliaisBurning pic.twitter.com/x43AmifhNK
— Pierre Markuse (@Pierre_Markuse) January 10, 2020
Marine geology tech position just advertised at NIWA in Wellington, New Zealand. Awesome place to live and a great team doing lots of work on IODP cores and data from the Hikurangi Margin. https://t.co/HrwZHwyBba… #ANZIC #IODP pic.twitter.com/mPX8e7KSbh
— ANZIC - IODP (@anzic_iodp) January 9, 2020
1. S&P 500: All-Time High
— Charlie Bilello (@charliebilello) January 9, 2020
2. Dow: All-Time High
3. Nasdaq: All-Time High
4. Home Prices: All-Time High
5. Expansion: longest in history (126 months)
6. Unemployment: 50-yr low (3.5%)
7. Job growth: longest in history (110 months)
8. Fed: expected to cut rates for 4th time in 2020 pic.twitter.com/2drPiHAHQ7
The average human body temperature is steadily dropping. The 37°C standard established in 1851 may no longer be accurate in 2020. https://t.co/iS01njFMsj
— Mun-Keat Looi (@munkeatlooi) January 10, 2020
Flames from the Confined Combustion experiment aboard the station help us understand how fire behaves in space and understand and control fire on Earth. Read more... https://t.co/NTXFweJToW pic.twitter.com/uGJvbtGcKs
— Intl. Space Station (@Space_Station) January 10, 2020
Here is my Permian estimate using the same methodology. Permian could add 500K barrels a day next year. It will take 5,220 wells to do that at 2019 well productivity. At 9 million a pop that is almost 50 billion dollars. Just pure staggering. pic.twitter.com/dvHqJlL3VS
— Phantom (@Maurice94239117) January 9, 2020
It sounds just as silly the other way, too.
— Dr. Jacquelyn Gill (@JacquelynGill) January 9, 2020
It's okay to not know things. But here's something we do know: Earth's climate has changed in the past. And those natural changes? They're some of the best lines of evidence we have that the warming we see today is caused by us.
Lucy will be the 1st space mission to explore the Trojan asteroids orbiting the Sun in tandem with Jupiter. Thanks to @NASAHubble images, the Lucy team found a new satellite around the Trojan asteroid, Eurybates. We call this a BONUS science opportunity! https://t.co/UuWRcMvEGa pic.twitter.com/1MPHuZEvsW
— Thomas Zurbuchen (@Dr_ThomasZ) January 9, 2020
In our latest @ForeignPolicy, we explore how methane hydrate production could be the next shale boom, this time global in nature.
— (((Alex Gilbert))) (@gilbeaq) January 9, 2020
The wide availability of natural gas hydrates could upend global energy geopolitics but raises climate concerns. @MBazilian https://t.co/jtRjYNJ7Nt
Who is responsible for the hotel trend of "open" showers that soak the rest of the bathroom???????
— Anne Helen Petersen (@annehelen) January 9, 2020
Because I have some questions
How can humanity not fear one
— Dirt Road (@pedestrian) January 9, 2020
Who unleashes the wolf upon the flock
So that he can mourn with the shepherd afterwards? pic.twitter.com/AvslYSMbWa
(Four views, three close-ups)
— Jamal Jafri (@JAJafri) January 9, 2020
A Carved Bone Apron Ornament with a Tantric Deity
16 cm high
Nepal, 16th-18th century
"The central figure has four faces and six hands, holding an arrow, drum, and knife on the right, and bow, conch, and kapala on the left" https://t.co/quyHsU2448 pic.twitter.com/Zc2PiUpOjd
The United States is not a unified single market for petroleum or any energy source. All markets are local. They’re influenced by geography, infrastructure, history, climate and many other factors. A nationwide statistic is a good overall marker but hides regional complexities.
— Mason Hamilton🛢📊⛽️ (@T_Mason_H) January 9, 2020
Around two thousand US Americans (all registered voters) were recently asked to locate Iran on a map. 23 percent got it right. Source: https://t.co/J8oa7TFlSw pic.twitter.com/DlFRvctA3r
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) January 9, 2020
As a reminder... EBITDA was a term created to determine how much debt a company could pay down. This helped P/E firms know how much they could lever a business/the price to pay.
— Ali Hamed (@AliBHamed) January 9, 2020
When someone adjusts their EBITDA decide: is this the amount of debt they could honestly pay down?
Sir, most of us, the students who protested yesterday, were not born then. Our sincere apologies for that.
— Stephanians (@CafeSSC) January 9, 2020
For our inspiration please tell us how you helped the Kashmiri Pandits in 1990. https://t.co/esPmeAr50V
An astrophotographer has clicked an exceptional video, wherein we can feel the rotation of the earth
— atul kasbekar (@atulkasbekar) January 9, 2020
Using a tracking mount, aligned with North Star, he kept clicking images every 12 seconds for the next 3 hours.
The camera is looking at the same portion of the Milky Way
Fab! pic.twitter.com/5yAuc9VqZd
It's Cedar Fever season in Austin. Male cedar trees are releasing shitloads of pollen (that's pollen, not haze in the pic). Allergists are booked, medication's sold out, everyone is sneezing. pic.twitter.com/3rNS3mGLxV
— Wendi Aarons (@WendiAarons) January 6, 2020
Hot (and guaranteed unpopular) take on mega-constellations of satellites and their impact on astronomy from #AAS235: the astronomy community has already surrendered.
— Ethan Siegel (@StartsWithABang) January 9, 2020
When you are attacked and you placate, rather than fight, your attacker, you will be defeated 100% of the time.
Update: Holy Gau mata! there’s a movie on this man. I didn’t even know that until someone just told me. Does it address the issue of his casteism? Has anyone watched it? https://t.co/KI9ZfijpX6
— Vasundhara Sirnate (@vsirnate) January 8, 2020
100 years of electricity generation in Great Britain...
— Iain Staffell (@iain_staffell) January 5, 2020
Just look how rapidly things have changed over the last decade!
More to come in the next @Draxnews Electric Insights. https://t.co/xhC6wTnVL3 pic.twitter.com/qnmbmgWBgC
SHARE - CONDIVIDI
— micROCKScopica (@micROCKScopica) January 6, 2020
Meteorites know how to break crystals!
Sample provided by Museo di Scienze Planetarie della Provincia di Prato – Fondazione Parsec#meteorite #universe #shock #abstractart #colors #crystals #olivine #minerals pic.twitter.com/Dghrsjkiqp
The smoke from Australia's wildfires has been reaching South America since early November (video here).
— Joshua Stevens (@jscarto) January 6, 2020
But that the fires are still raging, so intensely, for this smoke to *still* be crossing the Pacific at such an amount is just astounding pic.twitter.com/yD0rK62utZ
Goodness the gravity waves were out today.
— Dakota Smith (@weatherdak) January 6, 2020
Oodles of them across the Northeast & Mid-Atlantic U.S. pic.twitter.com/k6rUBKVp8J
It takes a few seconds but when you see it the sheer enormity of what you're looking at is hard to comprehend.
— The Guardian (@guardian) January 5, 2020
Thermal imaging captures the immense scale of the bushfire front in the East Gippsland area of Victoria on 31 Dec.#AustralianBushfires pic.twitter.com/AqjG0rBLzO
1) Iran did not abandon the deal.
— Ankit Panda (@nktpnd) January 5, 2020
2) Today's announcement was likely coming even without the strike on Soleimani.
Important to get this stuff right—especially now. https://t.co/q0Gv3jZnPb
This is absolutely fake. If you want free Netflix please use someone else's account like the rest of us. https://t.co/PHhwdA3sEI
— Netflix India (@NetflixIndia) January 4, 2020
It is easier to defeat evil than argue with the stupidity that defends it
— Madhavan Narayanan (@madversity) January 6, 2020
1. I’ve had a chance to check in with sources, including two US officials who had intelligence briefings after the strike on Suleimani. Here is what I’ve learned. According to them, the evidence suggesting there was to be an imminent attack on American targets is “razor thin”.
— Rukmini Callimachi (@rcallimachi) January 4, 2020
