Theoretical nuclear physicist. Big questions are: how does the proton get its mass and spin from the quarks and gluons inside? I am a workaholic and l love it!
@toomanyspectra Hahaha I agree, she started out OK but then her videos became increasingly egocentric, I stopped watching when she had a notorious sex predator as an interviewee
Don’t worry, we aren’t ending our DEI efforts, we are just going to call them something else. It will take the governor and state legislature a couple of years to figure out nothing changed but the name.
As someone whose daughter died in a mass shooting, this tweet from @GlennYoungkin is truly bothering me. It was not an "event" Glenn. It was a mass shooting in your state and under your leadership. It was gun violence. Glenn, call it what it is.
This body of water in the Meadowbrook marsh in Cville is called a troscia in umbro/Tuscan dialect. Crazy as it sounds there is so much life going on inside these habitats, they inspired my love of science as a young kid, and bedazzle me still now
Well said, Jessica Calarco, in the NYT today 👏! “…abundant evidence shows that colleges are more responsive to requests from their highest-paying customers …”
.@vijayprashad: The Doomsday Clock has, since 1947, measured the likelihood of a nuclear war, of nuclear holocaust – with midnight being, essentially, the end of the world. The closest to midnight that the clock has been is now.
📺WATCH: https://t.co/QFg4VYJX45
“You can do bad science with good software, but you can’t do good science with bad software”
An amazing quote from Anshu Dubey motivating the need for well designed and tested software.
A gray whale reaches a length of 14.9 meters (49 ft), a weight of up to 41 tonnes (90,000 lb) and lives between 55 and 70 years. Photographer Mike Nulty captured this hypnotic close-up of the eye of one of them [source: https://t.co/nQjzByAq5c] https://t.co/5LeK7vWBgV