Holocene salad

At this point a 'Celestial Mechanics Salad' with barely any Holocene. Some planetary sciences, especially geology. Skeptical, theoretical, polite.

[Holocene salad @indirectly2u]

Allegedly these are real "many of my colleagues and some of my superiors hate Mathis with an insane fervor." and "My entire field is composed of these unembarrassable zombies"
https://t.co/rchePjED2L

[Holocene salad @indirectly2u]

says WTF, and I probably would have too

[Reed Timmer, PhD @ReedTimmerUSA]

It is incredible how this explosion de-condensed the condensation funnel of the #tornado. The explosion changed the thermodynamic gradients dramatically within the vortex and blew up the Clausius-Clapeyron equation

[Brian Roemmele @BrianRoemmele]

Meet the ICE-Cube Thruster: A water-fueled rocket engine changing the game for small satellites.

Developed by Imperial College, it's green, efficient, and could be flight-ready in the years to come. https://t.co/J9wExD0oRy

[Holocene salad @indirectly2u]

hey maybe the MM charge field is part of it. As, if true, it goes in both directions. gaps would form, a function of total nuclei in each ring
https://t.co/PIyQHkFZ2o

[Holocene salad @indirectly2u]

They *wish* they had an explanation of the solar wind. As I see it either they have to go Robitaille or go MM, that's it. Otherwise articles like this forever.

[Phys.org @physorg_com]

#SolarOrbiter discovers tiny jets that could power the #solarwind @esa @sciencemagazine https://t.co/62kDRvg0yj https://t.co/8MX4qd5I8o

[Holocene salad @indirectly2u]

It means 'morning star'. I associate the name with Tolkien LOTR, Galadrial's star. In that book (and normally I think) it symbolized hope.
Are scientists as a whole so far gone & foolish they named the most distant known star in the universe where they place Hope itself?

[Latest in space @latestinspace]

More info in our next newsletter ✨

https://t.co/XKyIED90pB

[Holocene salad @indirectly2u]

I didn't which to retweet. Heading for the moon the craft "is aiming to touch down in the southern polar region by August 21"

[SUD MPLR @SUD_MPLR]

Vostotchny, Russia
Soyuz2.1b Luna25

[Holocene salad @indirectly2u]

'dark matter' likely passes thru atomic nuclei. Planets have lots. meanwhile: "If the WIMP model is true, when dark matter collides with a massive object such as a planet ..."
It's better but it's wanting to sail N but heading WNW w a small sail
https://t.co/47nAMX3AIo

[Holocene salad @indirectly2u]

@latestinspace to quibble, I am pretty sure it is reported as having a bit of extra blue

[Holocene salad @indirectly2u]

the prediction is the solar flux is about to move up a bit (157 or so to around 165), and then 2-3 months later, go back to where it is now.
Not -my- prediction but so far so good on the inflection points this cycle

[Holocene salad @indirectly2u]

@memcculloch Possibly the wrong place to ask (but I tried Googling first). What does #QI say about angular momentum? I mean, what explains stars continuing to spin?
I don't refer to their effective linear movement around the galactic core, but their angular movement around their own core.

[Holocene salad @indirectly2u]

the dark blues might be the electrons pushed toward the atom like rafts in the rivers of teal, which have only x spin, not y or z tumble

[Holocene salad @indirectly2u]

Miles Mathis' charge field staring them in the face ...

[Holocene salad @indirectly2u]

Miles Mathis' charge field staring them in the face ...

[Flavio Bernardotti 🇮🇹 @Flavio58]

This is the most accurate image of an atom - https://t.co/zDKsF95fTf

[Holocene salad @indirectly2u]

"the trusses, or braces, can pull off another trick. “You can actually get lift on this brace, as well as [from] the wing, [like] the old concept of the old biplanes”
That a flat truss helps is *not* a 'trick'.
IMO they are in denial of Miles Mathis' theory of 'Lift on a Wing'

[Popular Science @PopSci]

NASA and Boeing are collaborating to create the Sustainable Flight Demonstrator, which will feature long, slender wings supported by trusses. It could first fly in 2028. https://t.co/NZnsRawzfv

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Watch this moose shed its antlers with the shake of its head.

A woodsman near Juniper, N.B., captured the moment a bull moose sheds its antlers, possibly a one-in-a-lifetime event

[read more: https://t.co/x6mItROsM4]

[Holocene salad @indirectly2u]

from Mathis Period 4, 'per4.pdf', w some of his theory of atomic nuclei. That and the mainstream explanation of toughness are a heuristic near-match because his electrons are like boats pulled along the charge field but cannot themselves enter hadrons

[MINING.COM @mining]

Toughest material on earth now a reality https://t.co/cXRQGlONAx

[Holocene salad @indirectly2u]

e.g. the gyroscopes weight anomaly depending on spin has not been solved been solved by the mainstream
https://t.co/38UX9yLgIU
"When an antiphoton hits photon, we get a magnetic damping ... When [one] hits electron or baryon, we get a weight loss, since energy is being lost."

[Holocene salad @indirectly2u]

In the unlikely event the world's most popular science Youtuber really is using MM papers as reverse sources
then here his latest, 13.3 million views in 2 weeks, and what would be the one
https://t.co/R6kRdZWN3x
https://t.co/lzHWH0P17s

[Holocene salad @indirectly2u]

well, at least they are finally dumping 'the Grand Bombardment' theory which was dumb (as I tweeted before)
https://t.co/SRhVDTSiM4

[Holocene salad @indirectly2u]

maybe some old 'followers' are still around
https://t.co/DBRzT9ExCq