Amy Miller

Science, art and nature storyteller, film producer, music-lover and chief stick fortress builder.

[Peter Dynes @PGDynes]

There's a major problem at the bottom of the world. Antarctic sea-ice at 'mind-blowing' low. "It's so far outside anything we've seen, it's almost mind-blowing," says Walter Meier, who monitors sea-ice with the National Snow and Ice Data Center. https://t.co/aPnjo8KHJn

[Michael Perez @mjbleem]

Put this on TV now

[Amy Miller @SpineFilms]

@shannonrosa Interesting. I’ve been thinking about this recently as I declined ABA and OT services that were prescribed for my son after his HF ASD diagnosis in 4th grade. Now that he’s 16, I’m questioning whether I should find OT services for him. ABA felt more stressful than helpful for him

[Amy Miller @SpineFilms]

@joncoopertweets Pete!!!!

[Amy Miller @SpineFilms]

@BerkeleyScanner Seems like a nice guy…🤮

[The Bee Guy @the_beeguy]

Mornin’ folks.

We’ve had a lot of people enquiring about and commenting on #bumblebees asleep on #flowers, especially at this time of year, so here’s a quick (long)🙄 thread explaining what’s going on.

Please retweet so more are more informed.
Thanks good people.
#bees
1/16

[NYT Science @NYTScience]

A cuttlefish appears to vanish all at once. But a closeup of its adjustments to its surroundings reveal how the creatures fine-tune their camouflage as they hide themselves from predators. https://t.co/Wz6q7OIGUX

[Jane Lynch @janemarielynch]

In remembrance of Astrid Gilberto.

[Amy Miller @SpineFilms]

@greggrunberg

[Amy Miller @SpineFilms]

Big fire right now at historic Reid’s Records in Berkeley @BerkeleyScanner @berkeleyside South Berkeley filled with smoke

[Kieran Cox, Ph.D @KieranCx]

Wow, this is too cool. Plants emit sounds when under stress and these sounds can be classified to inform greenhouse conditions!!

Hats off to Itzhak Khait and their colleagues for asking an innovative and exciting question.

https://t.co/pfRWTUkkAr

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

3000 BC in what is now Iran, a type of underground aqueduct called a qanat was engineered to transport water over long distances to farms and villages that couldn’t exist without it in the hot dry climates

The holes supplied oxygen to workers who dug the aqueduct by hand over many miles

📸Alireza Teimoury

[History Defined @historydefined]

The Michelin Man poses with a scared child, 1926. See more: https://t.co/HwQqDVydmX

[TERRY RILEY Official @TerryRiley_info]

Dear WORLD
🌈
TERRY RILEY lives in Japan since Feb 2020. Creating music, singing every day
🌈
He’ll turn 88 on June 24, 2023
Still so ACTIVE & CREATIVE
🌈
To FOLLOW THIS TWITTER ACCOUNT is the BEST WAY to follow his activities
🌈
MANY STILL DON’T KNOW
RETWEET & PASS THIS ON!

[Amy Miller @SpineFilms]

@TerryRiley_info @suzuki_music I’ve never seen this photo!

[TizzyEnt @TizzyEnt]

Fantastic point that should be boosted and shared.

[Amy Miller @SpineFilms]

@kenyaw @BerkeleyScanner @ScanBerkeley @jo_petrone @berkeleyside @PGE4Me I witnessed the accident from a block away. Trucks that size should probably not be going fast in that outer lane on Ashby

[Black Hole @konstructivizm]

Jupiter’s south pole, taken by Cassini
Credit: NASA
More: https://t.co/LlZctRKfbI

[E. Anne Chambers @chamberea]

This was one of the most incredible wildlife encounters I’ve ever had — seen while tidepooling on the Northern California coast. (Also please enjoy the look of sheer terror on my friend 😅)

[Curiosity @MAstronomers]

The Earth is almost never shown like this, and in the meantime, this is our planet from the side of the Pacific Ocean 🌊.

One side of the Earth is almost completely covered with water (the Pacific), while landmass is almost all on the other side.