The seven levels of hell have nothing on the Philly Airport and @americanair.bsky.

I’d like to thank the TSA for closing checkpoint B at Sky Harbor so I could race an extra mile in a giant square around the airport to get to my B gate and worry about being late at 4 am.

Great thread. I am 100% meanderthal and glad to know I’m not alone.

“i’ve always been an ignorant piece of shit my entire life guys”

Me, one week out from a huge field trip I’m planning/running on two levels simultaneously as I try not to cry

I've captured many bolts of lightning from this hill in Rio Rico, AZ, but this shot was one of the best.

The Meteosat-12 satellite captured this space perspective of the partial #SolarEclipse yesterday morning 🌍🌑🌞

In a partial solar eclipse, the Moon moves between Earth and the Sun, partially blocking the sunlight 🧪

(vid: @eumetsat.int, processed by @simonsat.bsky.social)

@esaearth.esa.int

A yellow diamond sign that simply says "ROCKS"

Oh HELL yeah, buddy.

I have discovered there are pen shows and I must go to one as soon as possible. If there are notebook shows, it’s crucial that nobody tell me.

::stares at Tuesday::

Or Crime-Scene Bleeding or Free-Floating Rage or Why Do I Itch All Over or Will I Ever Sleep Again or….

Spice the cat, curled up, her leg and paw sticking out straight down.

The Cat Clock informs us that the correct time is currently Nap Thirty. Please adjust your timepieces accordingly.

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Your Friday moment of zen, which we all need now. 💙

From the unparalleled Yo-Yo Ma 🎻

Prelude from Bach’s Cello Suite No. 1 (Live from the Smoky Mountains)

“I’ve spent decades trying to get this piece right. At some point, I found a way in: in the same way that a river begins far before we

A friend gave me this and said it reminded him of me and I could not be more flattered.

This Ordinary Stardust: A Scientist's Path from Grief to Wonder This Ordinary Stardust: A Scientist's Path from Grief to Wonder - Kindle edition by Townsend, Alan. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading This Ordinary Stardust: A Scientist's Path from Grief to Wonder.

If you like science at all and you're dealing with life, love, loss, grief, and/or the vagaries of existence in the universe, this is beautifully written and deeply humane. #BookSky

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Figure 9. The Surface of Last Screaming. Consider an infinite field full of people screaming. The circles are their heads. You are screaming too. (Your head is the black dot.) Now suppose everyone stops screaming at the same time. What will you hear? Sound travels at 330 m/s. One second after everyone stops screaming you will be able to hear the screams from a `surface of last screaming' 330 meters away from you in all directions. After 3 seconds the faint screaming will be coming from 1 km away...etc. No matter how long you wait, faint screaming will always be coming from the surface of last screaming - a surface that is receding from you at the speed of sound (`vsound'). The same can be said of any observer - each is the center of a surface of last screaming. In particular, observers on your surface of last screaming are currently hearing you scream since you are on their surface of last screaming. The screams from the people closer to you than the surface of last screaming have passed you by - you hear nothing from them (gray heads). When we observe the CMB in every direction we are seeing photons from the surface of last scattering. We are seeing back to a time soon after the big bang when the entire universe was opaque (screaming).

In these trying times, when we all feel like screaming, I present to you the best explanation of the Cosmic Microwave Background #CMB I've ever come across: "The Surface of Last Screaming" #Science #Physics #Cosmology #Astronomy 🧪⚛️🔭 Source: ned.ipac.caltech.edu/level5/March...

I think there is a very big problem we have to grapple with which is that the median voter is extraordinarily deluded about the working of the world to the point of complete mental incapacity.

Was reading @andreagibson.bsky.social’s poem ‘Love Me To Life’ from their book “You Better Be Lightning” and realized that ‘asking someone out’ should really be called ‘asking someone in’.

…that has nothing to do with money.

Is there a job where I just create and play with excel spreadsheets all day?

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I did this last Thursday. It felt really weird but I’m glad I did it.

they can't even get all the astronauts to Earth bro

Oh man, that’s worse than wheat. I mean wheat is in everything, but so is black pepper and at least they have to list wheat.

Despite my crankiness (horror, actually) over the inauguration, I’m going to calm my soul by focusing on things I can actually address. It’s #MisconceptionMonday, and today we’re addressing this one:

Is the Cascadia subduction zone overdue for a massive earthquake?

This is a really dumb post but not as goddamn dumb as this country.

Would anyone in Canada (or any other country really but I like hockey and nationalized healthcare) like to marry me? #InaugurationDayThoughts