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Still not sure if cats are waves or particles. These experiments seem inconclusive. https://t.co/aPt4lPircl
— Physgal 🇨🇦 (@SJDJ) September 12, 2019
On 9/11 Arabs and anyone who looked Muslim realized how alone were. We couldn't come together with you and just mourn because the world turned against us and forced us to explain ourselves for something we didn't even understand. That's what 9/11 was like for us thanks for asking
— Sophia Gad-Nasr 🏳️🌈 (@Astropartigirl) September 11, 2019
EL MEU PARE ANDALÚS, ORGULLÓS VOTANT DE #1Oct2017, dedica aquesta https://t.co/29e8GzvHVo a les families dels segrestats i als republicans. Sou les flors grogues del #TsunamiDemocratic#Llibertat #FreeCatalanPoliticalPrisonersandExiled #altsasukoakaskatu @CartesxRep @Foreign_Cat pic.twitter.com/HFf4g7O48z
— Dr. Josep M. Trigo (@Josep_Trigo) September 14, 2019
Almost 90 years after Wolfgang Pauli postulated the neutrino, the KATRIN experiment obtained an upper limit on their mass of 1.1 eV - the results were first shown at #taup2019 https://t.co/8L8E4uSfCX pic.twitter.com/3ytIegEhfc
— Laura Baudis (@lbaudis) September 13, 2019
It had to be donehttps://t.co/N9yjBzg3No
— Kate Marvel (@DrKateMarvel) September 11, 2019
sin²(x)+cos²(x) = 1 isn't 𝑗𝑢𝑠𝑡 Pythagorean theorem on the unit circle
— 〈 Berger | Dillon 〉 (@InertialObservr) September 10, 2019
It also tells us that a rotation (eⁱˣ) followed by its inverse rotation (e⁻ⁱˣ) is the same as no rotation at all pic.twitter.com/INSZcTxtXr
A water drop in electrostatic orbit around a needle in 0𝑔 pic.twitter.com/G2x3Ud195K
— 〈 Berger | Dillon 〉 (@InertialObservr) September 10, 2019
LITERALLY TENS OF PEOPLE ARE OUTRAGED! https://t.co/gbvN6CWoBw
— skullsinthestars (@drskyskull) September 11, 2019
Hi friends! Please don’t explain to me that “the climate models don’t include feedback loops” because as a scientist studying feedback loops in climate models it hurts my feelings.
— Kate Marvel (@DrKateMarvel) September 11, 2019
Thread. As a STEM professor, I recall all my humanities classes with great fondness and consider them essential for my academic career. I hate it when people who have it out for university education in general hide behind my field to attack my colleagues in other departments. https://t.co/pvKFPoU2gB
— Matthew Buckley (@physicsmatt) September 14, 2019
This goes for academic careers in spades. https://t.co/Xo8LH6o0qC pic.twitter.com/nWRfBCapLC
— Christopher Kyba (@skyglowberlin) September 9, 2019
One of my favorite things to show at #CERNOpenDays is how much we care about animals - mice in particular pic.twitter.com/14q6xmsGh8
— Caterina Doglioni (@CatDogLund) September 15, 2019
ME PARTO. Cómo iluminar una bombilla con un agujero negro pic.twitter.com/5Z3OHqFLRr
— M. Herrero (@mehrrero) September 12, 2019
This write up from the International Workshop on Particle Physics at Neutron Sources is a delightful, musical love letter to ultra-cold neutrons. It may be the most fun on the arXiv since April 1st and includes this gem of a figure.https://t.co/qaIF3tHnd2 pic.twitter.com/RVghrD8GMP
— Flip Tanedo (@FlipTanedo) September 10, 2019
Happy Monday! Don’t forget to work on your submissions for the #NeurIPS2019 workshop on Machine Learning and the Physical Sciences.
— Michela Paganini (@WonderMicky) September 9, 2019
Deadline: Sept 16, 2019 https://t.co/EoqCIzOWMr #ML4PS2019 pic.twitter.com/CLGfzLXzGc
Super-excited for this work led by @gvalentini85! w/ @nobuakiMZMT @spratt888 & @TedPavlic, showing 1st evidence in animals of information flows regulating others, & model-free methods to uncover cryptic information flows agnostic to substrate or function https://t.co/XhQ8s9NF3S
— Dr. Sara Walker (@Sara_Imari) September 11, 2019
If someone tells you their pronoun is “they,” just use “they” when you refer to them. This is not difficult; they are literally telling you the word and it is not even hard to pronounce. It might take you some time to internalize it but with practice you will do fine, I promise.
— Katie Mack (@AstroKatie) September 15, 2019
福島第一のトリチウム水にイチャモンをつける韓国は、その8倍以上のトリチウムを日本海に放出-アゴラ https://t.co/Mv93CXqQQ5
— ryugo hayano (@hayano) September 9, 2019
「（しかし、日本は）科学的にはその安全性がきちんと担保されていることを冷静に認識し、これに疑念を示すことはなかった」というメッセージを（韓国に）直接伝えるべき」
Incredible (and real!) image of a solar eclipse on Jupiter! That black circle is the shadow of the moon Io where it’s blocking the Sun 😮 https://t.co/wudXETPWc2
— Katie Mack (@AstroKatie) September 14, 2019
If you are interested in helping out as a reviewer for this workshop, DM me! #NeurIPS2019 https://t.co/M5HgO8aENY
— Michela Paganini (@WonderMicky) September 9, 2019