#Galileo

Mario Cibelli

mario_cibelli

Since it’s out in NYC it’s a good time for my first tweet storm - more of a story - from my new twitter home It's about how a

Pace 🙂

theotherphilipp

1/: Of the impossibility of truth, the limits of knowledge and the end of science in the #corona-crisis.A (rather lengthy) thread 2/: Let us assume that Galileo Galilei had

हठयोगी

hathyogi31

#Thread on speed of light in terms of vedic measurement. Galileo Galilee was among the first to try to measure the speed of light in the early 17th century. Today

Pete Lincoln

petelincoln48

1/We are now being enslaved by the leaders of the Cult of Scientism where Priests (scientists) determine what science and truths are acceptable. Galileo had it good, while he got

Ayush Sharma

ayushswrites

The sleight of hand to replace “Science” with “Scientific Consensus” is the most damaging development of pandemic buffoonery. Replacing Science with Consensus, and then censoring any unorthodox idea as misinformation

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TrungTPhan

Found a great Reddit thread putting historical dates into perspective.Some gems .1/ A well travelled man could have met Socrates, Confucius and Buddha. (500-400 BC) 2/ "The moon landing was

Edwin Hayward 🦄 🗡

uk_domain_names

Here's how the UK's situation will change after the transition period ends, compared to our former EU membership...(Come back to this thread. It will keep growing!)- UK can negotiate its

zev handel

ZevHandel

Have you ever noticed that there is something strange about the Mandarin word for gas, wǎsī? Looking at the written form 瓦斯, it just doesn’t seem like a normal Chinese

Nick Hinton

NickHintonn

Synchronicities: a thread The concept of synchronicity was first introduced by Swiss psychologist Carl Jung who described them as being events which seem to be significantly related, despite having no

Mahek Kothari

Mahek_3012

Hello Everyone ! My name is Mahek and I am taking part in the #GlobalScienceShow Today I’ll be focusing on “Science through Artistic lens” A Thread1/ Art and

Phil Plait

BadAstronomer

Seen all those pix of Jupiter from last night showing three or four of its moons? Yeah, it actually has more. A lot more. A LOT lot more.A new paper

Scott B. Weingart

scott_bot

Now that everyone's got their eyes on Saturn: we're pretty lucky to be seeing Saturn at this angle during the conjunction with Jupiter, so we can actually see its rings

Jessica Noviello, Ph.D.

JessicaNoviello

There are literally millions of asteroids that a mission could choose as its target. Why did Hayabusa2 choose asteroid #Ryugu? A thread. Asteroid missions are still relatively new. The first

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rebeca6169

"Write it on your heart that every day is the best day in the year. He is rich who owns the day, and no one owns the day who allows

André van Es 🇪🇺 🇳🇱🌷 🇬🇧 #FBPE #FBPEGlobal

andrevanes

Brexit Day 1:https://twitter.com/TheNewEuropean/status/1345068527062024195 Brexit day 5:https://twitter.com/PeterStefanovi2/status/1347071083732738048?s=20 Brexit day 9:https://twitter.com/MarcDavenant/status/1347578090193637384?s=20 Brexit

Genève Campbell

bergerbell

I want to say something about our pandemic response and groupthink, especially as it relates to the current scientific discourse in the United States.Stick with me here. 1/ We’re in

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