Manoneeta Chakraborty

Astrophysicist. Associate Professor at IIT Indore. Loves Science, books, dinosaurs, travelling, history, and food.

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Word of the Day is a reminder of ‘tsundoku’: the pile of unread books you can’t help but add to at every opportunity.

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#Thegoodplace 🤫

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Today I offer a reminder of the word ‘forswunk’ (13th century): exhausted from too much work. To be ‘foreswunk’ (my own version) is to be exhausted before you even begin.

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You know you have a good set of results when your plot fills 2 whole pages

Here are the measured properties for our most significant new detections. We have a wide range of binary black holes and a couple of neutron star black hole binaries

📊 https://t.co/CNNFSO0AxS

#GWTC4

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Results from the first part of our fourth LIGO @ego_virgo @KAGRA_PR observing run are out today!

We're pleased to share the largest catalog of gravitational-wave observations with more discoveries of black holes and neutron stars

📰 https://t.co/CNNFSO0AxS

#O4IsHere #GWTC4

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Here's a trailer for Mitchell And Webb Are Not Helping, a new sketch show which starts next month on @Channel4. I'm posting the phone-shaped version but it'll be television-shaped when it's on television. #MitchellAndWebb @arobertwebb @5teviem
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Satyajit Ray was an austere man in his lifestyle and craft. Making masterpieces on shoestring budgets came naturally to him and his meticulous planning played a big part. Ray combined it with a leap of faith to make his first colour film "Kanchenjungha" (1962). A thread. (1/13)

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In this blog, we explore the profound scientific contributions of IUE, which proved that smaller satellites can also contribute to significant discoveries: https://t.co/ZilepmMWu9

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Word of the day is the Japanese ’seijaku’: a calm and tranquillity even in the midst of chaos. Often found in nature’s smallest things.

Photo by Xuan Hoa Le

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Joke of the millennium - Academia aims to be more diverse and inclusive. 🤣🤣🤣

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Happy Women's Day

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The movie may have its flaws, but absolutely enjoyed it. Particularly, this was one special goosebump moment!

https://t.co/9MbhwqiXDF

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The magnificent linguistic diversity of India.

International Mother Language Day

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Emails are flying!! People are waking up to the good news!

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Happening right now!

It looks like @LIGO is teaming up with (electromagnetic) telescopes tonight to search for the light coming from either a binary neutron star merger or a black hole neutron star merger!!

Wow!!
https://t.co/KM0K202HLr

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LOL #CalvinandHobbes