Brian CoxOvjeren akaunt

@ProfBrianCox

Professor of Particle Physics at The University of Manchester and The Royal Society Professor for Public Engagement in Science.

The Earth, with everyone else
Vrijeme pridruživanja: prosinac 2008.

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  1. A fascinating thread on the science of the Coronavirus outbreak, following the trail of preprints. Demonstrates beautifully how science is done and why it works. Note that you’re seeing science being done in real time - not peer reviewed - some of the conclusions may be wrong.

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    The crescent of Uranus, imaged by a departing Voyager 2 on February 3, 1986.

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  4. 2. velj

    Just watched Ad Astra and thought it was very good.

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  6. 29. sij

    I, and many others, have been saying this for over 20 years to politicians who have never listened. Invest in education, science, R&D. Our science budget is woeful, our R&D spend, private and public, is too low. Such investment is both economically and strategically essential.

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    After the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster, I wrote a piece for the . Published on January 30, 1986, it is still my present assessment of the risks versus the rewards inherent in flight.

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    Let's have more Venus/Moon pics, please. Never mind if you just have a phone - snap something!

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  9. 26. sij

    There is an anomaly in the spacetime continuum....

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    25. sij

    “To boldly go where.... someone’s been before?” 🤭 😂 US Space Force logo looks just like one from Star Trek - BBC News ⁦

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  11. 23. sij

    Shutting down twitter for a while to regain some control of my timeline - I can’t block the nob heads fast enough ! See you Monday-ish :-)

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    22. sij

    After more than 16 years of revealing the universe in light our eyes cannot see, 's mission will come to a close on Jan. 30. Here's what it found and how it worked for so long:

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    22. sij

    This mind-blowing simulation by Jacob Kegerreis (of ) shows how an ancient, giant impact of Uranus could've led its 98° tilt & wildly mixed up interior structure. As perhaps the least understood planet, it needs a mission! Let's support 🚀

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    On this day in 2003, Pioneer 10 phoned home for last time. At the time, it was 7.6 billion miles away from Earth. Traveling at the speed of light, Pioneer's last, very weak signal took 11 hours to reach Earth.

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    22. sij

    To celebrate the launch of his new book, join at New Scientist Evening Lectures as he discuss 'The World According to Physics'. Get your burning questions answered and get a signed copy of his new book! Get your tickets:

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  16. 22. sij

    Why did I not know about this at Christmas ???!

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    22. sij

    The collaboration has discovered a new beauty baryon particle, following hot on the heels of its announcement earlier this month of more of these beauties. Find out more:

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  18. 22. sij

    I like to think (imagine, hope) that I can comprehend why people take a wide range of political positions, left and right; but I cannot get my head around this. ‘Unaccompanied child refugees being able to join their families ...’ Isn’t that just obvious? Am I missing something?

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    22. sij

    I loved him the moment I saw him on stage at the Edinburgh Festival in 1963. So many laughs,moments of total hilarity onstage and off we have all shared with him. It’s too sad if you knew him,but if you didn’t you will always smile at the many wonderfully funny moments he gave us

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    22. sij

    Mimas in front of Saturn—a view composed of image data captured by in infrared, green, and ultraviolet wavelengths on January 20, 2006 from a distance of about 1.43 million km from Mimas.

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