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[Tālis Kalējs @kTantals]

Albānija uztaisīja savu dziesmu par mātēm tik cringe, ka pēc tam puse Eiropas piezvanīja savām mātēm, bet otra puse - terapeitam #eirovīzija

[Tālis Kalējs @kTantals]

Eirovīzijas iesildīšanas raidījumā Nensija kaut ko runā par to, kā stils atspoguļo personību, kaut gan pati ir apģērbusies kā Fidels Kastro. #Eirovīzija

[Fermat's Library @fermatslibrary]

These diagrams show the paths traced by Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn as seen from Earth.

[Universal Curiosity @UniverCurious]

Merging galaxies

[Universal Curiosity @UniverCurious]

50 black holes inside a cluster, throwing stars at hypervelocity everywhere.
Created by Carl Rodriguez from northwesternu visualizations.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

A brine pool at the bottom of the ocean has a creepy, unreal emersion of an eel swimming out of it https://t.co/EJd5elYxRn

[Scientific American @sciam]

French astrophysicist Jean-Pierre Luminet was the first to accurately visualize a black hole. In 1978, he used punch cards to write a computer program calculating the appearance and then reproduced the image by hand using India ink on Canson negative paper https://t.co/igHOhdHKh0

[John Tasioulas @JTasioulas]

The real Socrates https://t.co/2JG4FXjiqZ

[Expressionism Bot @Trakl_Bot]

Then the despair reminds me of angels

[Kevin Hartnett @KSHartnett]

This is kind of incredible. A proof that all dynamical systems (within a large class of such systems) are a blend of randomness and nearly pure determinism. My story in @QuantaMagazine on the weak Pinsker theorem. https://t.co/37km62olWk

[Scientific American @sciam]

The digitization of paintings could help art historians detect previously unknown patterns and connections https://t.co/KaxhfG4e2Q

[VICE TV (UK) @vicelanduk]

DMT is one of the world's most powerful psychedelics, but exactly how it alters human consciousness continues to elude scientists.

[Futurism @futurism]

On a galactic scale, light speed is a barely-discernible crawl. https://t.co/pjwY5yQENV

[Fermat's Library @fermatslibrary]

Beautiful atmospheric features in Jupiter’s northern hemisphere. These images were captured by NASA's Juno spacecraft on July 15 as the spacecraft performed its 14th close flyby of Jupiter. Juno’s altitude ranged from about 15,700 to 3,900 miles from the planet's cloud tops.

[Fermat's Library @fermatslibrary]

Niels Bohr won the Nobel Prize in 1922 for his work on the structure of atoms. He described the atom as a small positively charged nucleus surrounded by waves of electrons. Here is a beautiful drawing of the structure of Bohr's Radium atom in 1922

Source: https://t.co/JcaTUA6nn6