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Whoever came up with the Specsavers ad at Sydney Airport deserves a raise
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Ancient skeleton with world's oldest Gold found near the Black Sea
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Australia - we’ve added a Matinee in Melbourne on Saturday 15th October so if you didn’t manage to get tickets for the sold out evening show then how about an afternoon of cosmology instead :-) briancoxlive.co.uk
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WHAT. JUST. HAPPENED.
@alcarazcarlos03 @steftsitsipas #MiamiOpen
Tsitsipas vs Alcaraz AMAZING POINT!
Watch ATP tennis streams live on Tennis TV.
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Zero in the budget for the events industry. Unlike other countries who recognise the economic & employment benefits, @PaulFletcherMP gives no support during Covid, no support today. @ippublicity @ianwhitworth @Meetings_Events @BizEventsAus @VoicesBradfield @micenet @au_events
Entertainment events drive visitation across regions & cities, pumped $36.5b into the economy in 2019. They're also a key driver for hospitality, travel and cultural tourism @LivePerfAust
We need to support our Arts & Events now more than ever
#budget2022 #NicForBradfield
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How the atomic mushroom clouds are actually bigger than they look bit.ly/2sG6AlC [source of the image: buff.ly/31ZGBoL]
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The “Dance of the thousand-hand Quanyin” is possibly the most famous and most spectacular visual display in which geometry and synchronization create a kind of effective optical illusion [read more: buff.ly/3EJ3xKr] [video: buff.ly/3Hq61iD]
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The city is alive: this site allows you to watch the dynamics of Manhattan's population, hour-by-hour: manpopex.us
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Every second, the Sun burns 620 million tonnes of hydrogen and turns it into about 616 million tonnes of helium. Amazing power, but it turns out that on a power/volume basis, it produces less power than a compost heap and 1/5 the power of a human body: buff.ly/2K6JFWc
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In 2018, the telecommunications company NTT DoCoMo sponsored an advertising campaign bringing ninja on an LCD screen in Shibuya, Tokio [source: buff.ly/3ahZvwD] [how the screen appeared from farther away: buff.ly/3qjWqBQ]
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Do you remember the famous 97% study - that 97% of climate science supported the consensus on human-caused climate change? Well we have just published an update for 2012-2021 papers in the same journal, Environmental Research Letters. The figure is now... drumroll please...99.9%!
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What an incredible moment for us all in Copenhagen.
We are so happy and proud of our team being voted the no. 1 restaurant in the world. #Worlds50Best
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The magnitude of difference between 1 million and 1 billion is not that intuitive and can be illustrated with this example of the time scale:
- A million seconds is 12 days.
- A billion seconds is 31 years.
- A trillion seconds is 31,688 years
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Hello, Mercury!
This splendid view of part of Mercury's northern hemisphere was captured by @ESA_MTM about 10 mins after #MercuryFlyby close approach, from a distance of 2420km.
esa.int/ESA_Multimedia/Image…
#ExploreFarther
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This deep and expansive view spans more than 30 full moons across crowded star fields toward the center of our Milky Way Galaxy, from the Lagoon to the Pipe nebula [read more: buff.ly/3kYmTEN]
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This image shows what happens when a small space debris object hits a spacecraft [source, read more: buff.ly/2owrIst]
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Excited to be starting a bit of an Odyssey - 18 months of live shows from Dunedin to Svalbard and everywhere in between starts tonight in Exeter - work in progress and it’ll probably last about 5 hours because I want to talk about too much physics … sorry Exeter.
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The Earth and Moon are rarely photographed together. One of most spectacular times this occurred was about 30 years ago when the Jupiter-bound Galileo spacecraft zoomed past our home planetary system [source, read more: buff.ly/3n55rjA]























