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Para llegar a poner científicos en los billetes, primero hay que poner billetes en los científicos.
— Andrés Gomberoff (@gomberoff) July 16, 2019
the most beautiful equation in mathematics.. pic.twitter.com/apLbRi03jd
— 〈 Berger | Dillon 〉 (@InertialObservr) July 12, 2019
- Mi hijo me preguntó qué eran los impuestos, así que me comí la mitad de su postre.
— Daniel Manzano (@spidermanzano) July 15, 2019
- ¿Y le explicaste que a cambio de esa parte del postre él recibiría sanidad, educación, seguridad, ...?
- ¿Qué?
- Si el postre lo pagaste tú le explicarías que él es un empleado público, ¿no?
- Lo que quiero decir es que los impuestos son un robo.
— Daniel Manzano (@spidermanzano) July 15, 2019
- Ya, pero le explicarías que hay otros niños que no tienen postre y que le quitas parte del suyo para redistribuir, ¿no? Y que puede ser que se quede sin suministro de postre en el futuro y que reciba él de los demás. ¿No?
divide by 0.🙅🏻♂️
— 〈 Berger | Dillon 〉 (@InertialObservr) July 15, 2019
divide by 0! 👍🏻
Punctuation is important, kids.
Dames en heren, #muurformule nr 7 in al haar glorie: de slingertijd van Christiaan Huygens op de oude brandweertoren in de Plaatsteeg in #Leiden. Wat een plaatje! @sensemolen @TEGENBEELD (foto Jelle Verheijen) pic.twitter.com/MeT7G2bmc8
— Ivo van Vulpen (@IvovanVulpen) July 10, 2019
[7yo sitting on the couch reading a book about the human body]
— Robert McNees (@mcnees) July 13, 2019
7yo: "Dad, can I ask a question?
Me: "Sure"
7yo: <trying to be serious> "Does BM stand for Butt Molecules?"
Me trying to look like a cool topologist pic.twitter.com/YI2KWnPuJ8
— Chris Ferrie (@csferrie) July 16, 2019
photons have no mass, so they are light.
— 〈 Berger | Dillon 〉 (@InertialObservr) July 10, 2019
This is Twitter at its finest - those actually working on Mars rovers taking the time to encourage a child who's being teased for dreaming of doing the same. https://t.co/Yejpo1roN6
— Dr Heather Williams (@alrightPET) July 17, 2019
Falsehoods about #cancer are rife, frequently putting patients at mercy of charlatans & fools - with dire consequence. In @guardian today, I outline the dangerous nonsense hawked at patients, featuring @gorskon, @eosull, @MrMMarsh, & @DrRobertOConnorhttps://t.co/37J65PRTV6
— Dr. David Robert Grimes (@drg1985) July 14, 2019
My students often get stuck when first attempting to solve the inclined plane.
— 〈 Berger | Dillon 〉 (@InertialObservr) July 10, 2019
A common complaint I hear “I never know when to use cosine or sine!”
I tell them it’s just a phase, and they’ll figure it out.
The longer you think, the more amazing it gets. pic.twitter.com/UIlOKu8bip
— 〈 Berger | Dillon 〉 (@InertialObservr) July 13, 2019
To me, this is the most beautiful photo ever taken.
— 〈 Berger | Dillon 〉 (@InertialObservr) July 15, 2019
Yes, that’s Earth in the bottom right. pic.twitter.com/EBWQluRPyM
Exciting: a new measurement of the expansion rate of the universe widens the crack in the standard cosmological model (5.3 σ tension between Planck and joint H0LiCOW+SH0ES), challenging our understanding of the universe https://t.co/BDzCwxgLtG HT @Tristan_duPree pic.twitter.com/y1T7NCAsWn
— Gianfranco Bertone (@gfbertone) July 12, 2019
Thanks to everyone at #SciPy2019 who came and asked me great questions about pyhf! pic.twitter.com/Bjw3lzcLlA
— Matthew Feickert (@HEPfeickert) July 11, 2019
i'm not sure if this should be obvious, but it surprised me to find that both are equal to π pic.twitter.com/973xR17ilx
— 〈 Berger | Dillon 〉 (@InertialObservr) July 16, 2019
A beautiful integral relating π and the golden ratio φ pic.twitter.com/j7kAo2cFeG
— 〈 Berger | Dillon 〉 (@InertialObservr) July 15, 2019
#PhysicsFactlet (166)
— Jacopo Bertolotti (@j_bertolotti) July 15, 2019
If you put a dipole close to a mirror it is easy to see that its emission pattern is modified due to interference. A bit less easy to see (and thus less known) is the fact that also the total emitted power depends on the distance from the mirror. pic.twitter.com/jGSsZWVflO
Einstein'ın "spooky action at a distance" deyip kafa bulduğu kuantum dolanıklığın ilk defa fotoğrafını çekmişler.
— Enis Yazıcı (@yazicie) July 13, 2019
https://t.co/l33vaXAx40