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— Mete Atature (@MeteAtature) January 25, 2020
“Her felaket filmi başlangıcında, umursanmayan bir bilim insanı vardır.”
This is very exciting: Has physicist's gravity theory solved 'impossible' dark energy riddle? https://t.co/5SOc1ekWoG
— Physgal 🇨🇦 (@SJDJ) January 26, 2020
Esto es preocupante. Eventos de temperaturas extremas y humedad anómala son evidencia de cambio climático. Hoy tenemos temperaturas más bajas, en unos meses podrían ser más altas de lo normal. https://t.co/ZdVehWS25f
— Enrique Pazos (@enriquepazos) January 22, 2020
Necesitamos un grupo de manera bastante urgente, por favor RT. Experimento en castellano https://t.co/7HTFlvaZeV
— Anxo Sánchez (@anxosan) January 24, 2020
Animated history of the daily, monthly, and all-time record high and low temperatures reported at long-term weather stations during 2019.
— Robert Rohde (@RARohde) January 22, 2020
Though there are always new records, the number of new record highs is consistently outpacing record lows. pic.twitter.com/NYxshJZU6E
My son was watching videos about gaming and he leaned over to show me something about a game and there were all these banners in the videos with alt-right propaganda. I asked him how he got to that video and he said YT recommended it. So I had to add more rules on usage. https://t.co/6s1EqkGqDQ
— Stephani Page, PhD 👩🏾🔬💜 (@ThePurplePage) January 28, 2020
i think it's time to re-indoctrinate the youth pic.twitter.com/tdi0bFAYOA
— 〈 Berger | Dillon 〉 (@InertialObservr) January 28, 2020
This is incredible - 0% infection rate for #HPV in young vaccinated cohorts, with very decent sample size. The #HPVvaccine prevents precancer & cancers, so feel free to ram this study down the throats of anyone who talks nonsense about the vaccine https://t.co/tZABj5JQs0
— Dr. David Robert Grimes (@drg1985) January 28, 2020
Has the world been decarbonizing? No.
— Robert Rohde (@RARohde) January 24, 2020
The atmosphere doesn't care that we are using carbon more efficiently. It only cares how much we are burning. https://t.co/ujdCCODp4B
The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle
— 〈 Berger | Dillon 〉 (@InertialObservr) January 24, 2020
(Δx Δp ≳ ℏ)
• Implies that there really is no such thing as 'a particle is at 𝑥 with momentum 𝑝'
• That is, the more narrow the 𝑥-PDF |Ψ(x)|², the more broad the 𝑝-PDF |Φ(p)|² will become & vice versa (👇) pic.twitter.com/6AUqy3Mpt1
🄿🄷🄳 🅂🅃🅄🄳🄴🄽🅃 🅆🄰🄽🅃🄴🄳!https://t.co/Eb3nESW3za
— Francesca Vidotto (@FrancesVidotto) January 24, 2020
Looking for an enthusiastic theoretical physics student to help unveil the mysteries of the universe with #LQG. #Coding and #philosophy geeks welcome. We offer an inclusive, stimulating, interdisciplinary environment. pic.twitter.com/GgFifx3tAR
The most popular philosophy articles of 2019 published in OUP journals are free to download: https://t.co/AJRiSasDNv
— Ryan Reece (@RyanDavidReece) January 23, 2020
they're cosmoologists :)
— 〈 Berger | Dillon 〉 (@InertialObservr) January 22, 2020
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I've hit 4444 followers, which means that it is time for a thread on Fourier Transforms!
— Christopher Berry (@cplberry) January 26, 2020
🖼️: https://t.co/F92nEjacU1 pic.twitter.com/m3PruSMUiv
Jeff Goldblum, topologist, demonstrating the Reidemeister moves of knot theory pic.twitter.com/8IkFxZVX1p
— Leo C. Stein 🦁 (@duetosymmetry) January 23, 2020
Are you interested in dark energy and modifications of gravity? Two postdoc positions available to work with me on these topics:https://t.co/3j6FeiQZLA
— Clare Burrage (@ClareBurrage) January 27, 2020
Ladies, if he:
— Dr Claudia Antolini 🌌🚀she/her 🐯 (@CA_AstroComm) January 23, 2020
- is a red supergiant star
- dims unexpectedly
- moves at 20 km/s
- teases you with going supernova
He's not your man. He's Betelgeuse.
DELIVERY OF CHONDRITIC MATERIALS, INCLUDING CARBON AND WATER BY ASTEROIDS might have promoted the appearance of life, not only on Earth, but even in Mars and other Solar System bodies. To answer this key question is one of our goals at @iSpaceSci https://t.co/um6Y51yRll
— Dr. Josep M. Trigo (@Josep_Trigo) January 28, 2020
(1/6) pic.twitter.com/ooShj6uTBF
unit vectors are dumb.. lol i jk
— 〈 Berger | Dillon 〉 (@InertialObservr) January 24, 2020
Hydrogen atom cross-sections
— 〈 Berger | Dillon 〉 (@InertialObservr) January 29, 2020
•The probability distribution |Ψ|² of the electron's location is represented as a thermal map
(Atom is in the (5,4,2) state) pic.twitter.com/qZDzwUR7gc