VIJAYA KUMAR

[Maj Gen (Dr) YashMor @YashMor5]

Congratulations Spain.
Scoreline may read 1-0 but it was totally dominated by Spain.
Unworthy of a final, Messi and his team made very little effort to score. Played a rough game and lacked any intent towards winning in regulation time.
People who kept awake for this match my sympathies with you!
#Football
#Worldcup

[VIJAYA KUMAR @pevekay]

@nishant_ranjini ഇത്ര ചെറുപ്പത്തിലേ മരണത്തെ ഒക്കെ മനസ്സിൽ കേറ്റിയോ?

[VIJAYA KUMAR @pevekay]

Legend! The end of an era!

[VIJAYA KUMAR @pevekay]

@redindiantrader പൊടുന്നനെ എന്തുപറ്റി? Consult someone!

[Pramesh CS @cspramesh]

Shared by my friend, Mahesh Goel. Resonates with what most of us feel every day.

[Saloni @salonium]

When you think about it, isn’t it sort of crazy that the continents drift over time, and used to be joined together as a single landmass around 200 million years ago?

What’s even crazier is that this only became consensus in the late 1960s.

For the decades leading up to then, it was dismissed by most geologists, and called “Germanic pseudo-science”. It “takes considerable liberties with our globe” wrote one leading geologist. It ignores “awkward, ugly facts” and “plays a game in which there are few restrictive rules.”

A brilliant new Works in Progress article by Elizabeth Van Nostrand (@acesounderglass) explains how the theory all came together and what convinced the skeptics. https://t.co/FULmPoMgiL

Continental drift was proposed multiple times over history, most famously by Alfred Wegener, who first laid out the theory in 1912 and compiled several lines of evidence:

• the coastlines of South America and Africa fitting together
• matching geological formations on either side of the Atlantic
• glaciers on continents now too warm or too far from the poles to have had ice
• fossils of the same species lining up across separate continents but not within them

Wegener’s research was dismissed by many experts in part because Wegener did not have a background in geology, though it carried more traction in Europe than America.

It gained steam again during the Cold War, from work funded by the US Navy to improve submarine navigation, which led to its rediscovery and rapid acceptance.

Now, it is geology’s ‘theory of everything’, explaining volcanoes, earthquakes, mountains, and even geological records of the Earth’s magnetic field.

This is On the origin of continents. Read it here!
https://t.co/FULmPoMgiL

[VIJAYA KUMAR @pevekay]

@nishant_ranjini ❤️

[VIJAYA KUMAR @pevekay]

@nishant_ranjini Happy Birthday 🎈

[VIJAYA KUMAR @pevekay]

@nishant_ranjini മഴയുടെ മണം, Petrichor!!!

[VIJAYA KUMAR @pevekay]

@DearthOfSid Many Congratulations!

[VIJAYA KUMAR @pevekay]

@nishant_ranjini കേരളത്തിന്റെ മനഃശാത്രം അനുസരിച്ചു അതിനു സാധ്യത വളരെ കുറവാണു.

[VIJAYA KUMAR @pevekay]

@redindiantrader സസുഖം!

[VIJAYA KUMAR @pevekay]

@redindiantrader I can’t imagine that situation!

[VIJAYA KUMAR @pevekay]

@redindiantrader ഒരു ദിവസത്തേക്ക് എത്രയാണാവോ?

[VIJAYA KUMAR @pevekay]

@nishant_ranjini Thank you!

[VIJAYA KUMAR @pevekay]

@nishant_ranjini അവിടെ പഠിക്കേണ്ടി വരുന്ന പിള്ളേരുടെ കാര്യം കട്ട പോക! എന്റെ മകൻ പഠിച്ചത് RMD. അതേ പോക്കാണെന്നാണ് അവൻ പറയാറുള്ളത്!

[VIJAYA KUMAR @pevekay]

@jayasankar @nishant_ranjini @paripvadaftrsex 🤣

[VIJAYA KUMAR @pevekay]

@redindiantrader പഠിച്ചത് chemistry, ആഗ്രഹിച്ചത് literature!

[VIJAYA KUMAR @pevekay]

@nishant_ranjini OMG! This is a great achievement! Keep continuing.

[VIJAYA KUMAR @pevekay]

@nishant_ranjini ഏതോ കോതമംഗലം സ്വദേശിയുടെ..