#Radiation

Mudit Chowdhary

DrChowdharyMD

Our work on #radonc application, Match & SOAP patterns in PROWe show free-market determination of RO resident complement is NOT occurring due to overuseGreat job by super @KekoaMDPhD on

MGH CARE Research Center

MGHCAREResearch

Its Sunday and we’re doing a long thread on past medical abuses against Black communities to try to help science Twitter understand why “trust” is not the goal – the

Graviola Finland

GraviolaDOTfi

7 Best EMF Meters and Detectors of 2020 | Mar 10, 2020+ Scientific Study: RF Radiation Levels From Cellular Towershttps://graviolat.blogspot.com/2020/05/7-best-emf-meters-and-detectors-of-2020.html @threadreaderapp unroll Hughenden Drive, L

India Wants To Know - Panel Quiz Show

IWTKQuiz

Today is International day of women and girls in science. And here is the supremely talented @bertyashleyto talk about some amazing Indian women and their contributions to science. #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM

Wikizilla

GodzillaWiki

Is Godzilla indestructible?While Godzilla is incredibly durable and immune to conventional weaponry, he still has several weaknesses and vulnerabilities.The original Godzilla was killed by the Oxygen Destroyer, a chemical weapon

🌞ORPH☸️

DiscoOrpheus

An excerpt from a piece I wrote on the Pineal Gland.Signs of a damaged pineal gland: — Sense of disconnectedness— Sense of unease from not being anchored within the psyche.—

Shelly Asquith

ShellyAsquith

It's #WorldCancerDay Last year 18,000 people were diagnosed with a type of cancer caused by their job. Sadly 9,000 people died from occupational cancer.Asbestos is still the biggest cause of

Oliver Morton

Eaterofsun

An interesting article. I have a few observations and questionshttps://twitter.com/ISSUESinST/status/1349698735559892992 These have to be seen in the context of the fact that the authors are insiders who bring their own

Matthew Wright♿

mcmwright

Why is #Acoustics sometimes hard to learn? A thread of thoughts provoked by revising my materials for two acoustics modules I'll be teaching in October. First reason's positive: acoustics is

Pulp Librarian

PulpLibrarian

It's amazing to think only 36 years seperates the Hubble Space Telescope from Sputnik 1. So today in pulp I look back at the world 9f space satellites: the floating

Seaver Wang

wang_seaver

This 2019 paper, to me, brings up a key under-appreciated climate equity aspect to nuclear phaseouts in Europe.Even assuming shut-down nuclear is replaced with renewables (it isn’t) this passes enviro,

foone

Foone

You ever read a phrase and it just gets stuck in your brain for years like a catchy pop song?For me it's "diluted into plausible deniability" from @nyrath's Atomic Rockets

Shivasis Mohanty

ImShivasis

#OnThisDay 75 yrs ago,Nagasaki became the 2nd city to be destroyed by a nuclear weapon.And since even their government took almost an entire day to realise that Hiroshima had been

Bloomberg Opinion

bopinion

It looks increasingly plausible that the same weapons we’ll use to defeat Covid-19 can also vanquish even grimmer reapers — including cancer, which kills almost 10 million people a year

Sizwe sikaMusi

SizweLo

Climate change activists say the Earth is warmer now than at any time since "records began", which is in 1914. A strange assertion, considering Earthly cycles can, and are frequently

Simon Stähler

exoseismologist

New paper on the Phobos transit observed by @NASAInSight on April 24 2020 with some surprises.THREADhttps://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/share/author/QQGDEE8RSCHX6CQ2AAXT?target=10.1029/2020GL089099 First off: Eclipse or transit? We decided to g

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