#Temperatures

Larry Schweikart

LarrySchweikart

1) It was Christmas night, 1776. Snowing. Cold. 2) George Washington's remnant of the Continental Army, beaten in several consecutive engagements, was on the run. 3) Chased through New Jersey,

Rebecca Vincent

rebecca_vincent

Good morning from the Old Bailey! Today’s the big day, as we await the extradition decision in the case against @wikileaks publisher Julian Assange. I’ll have updates on this thread.#FreeAssange

Alex Slavenko

AlexSlavenko

At long last, the final paper from my PhD thesis, with Allen Allison from @bishopmuseum and @uncshai, out now in @AnimalEcology!So what is the paper about, and why are PNG

The Wall Street Journal

WSJ

As Americans begin to consider what school will look like in the fall, children across much of the world have returned to schools already—finding them barely recognizable, with new layouts

Peter_hopkirk_respecter ☝🏻🇬🇧

PHRespecter

OTD in 1857 Captain John Nicholson, the Lion of Punjab, was given command of a moveable column with the aim of reaching the besiged city of Delhi from Peshwar and

Phil Plait

BadAstronomer

Astronomers have found the coolest star system ever: A sextuple system with three nearly identical pairs of binary stars orbiting each other that we see edge-on so all six stars

Prof. Azeem Majeed

Azeem_Majeed

THREAD: The Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine has been approved for use in the UK. My editorial in @bmj_latest discusses the logistics of Covid-19 vaccination, a public health programme that is essential

David Simon

AoDespair

Well I did now. Honored. And I have a fun story for @WilliamFriedkin, who may or may not remember it. Here goes: Way back in 1991, I had a non-fictionbook

Bloomberg Green

climate

The polar vortex hitting the U.S. froze natural gas pipelines, sent electricity prices skyrocketing and forced Texas’s grid operator to plunge more than 2 million homes into darkness. The climate

Ben Storrow

bstorrow

I compared Texas to its neighboring power grids, which have also experienced bone chilling temperatures but have not struggled to the same degree. The differences reveal a lot about what

John Kennedy

micefearboggis

HadCRUT5 is out. You can find the paper and data here.https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadcrut5/ Sevenish reasons why you - a discerning scientist - might want to use HadCRUT5. THREAD 1: HadCRUT5 is based

The Columbia Bugle 🇺🇸

ColumbiaBugle

The DC Swamp Gets Their Political Stunt, Then Abandons Our Troops"'I’ve never in my entire career felt like I’ve been booted onto the curb and told, Figure it out on

Councilmember Nithya Raman

cd4losangeles

When can Angelenos expect to get their COVID-19 vaccine? It’s a simple question with a not-so-simple answer. Let us do our best to explain (thread). We always knew there would

Stephen Stapczynski

SStapczynski

It is a beautiful Saturday afternoon, so obviously I'm spending my time dissecting data from the recent power crunch in JapanThis is what I found:While nationwide demand spiked in Jan.

Ed Burgess

eburgess

1/The rotating power outages from the @California_ISO Stage 3 emergencies on Friday and Saturday are bad news! I wanted to share a strange thing that happened with my newly installed

Lauren Strehl

imsuperreal

If anyone up north is confused about what's going on in the south and why people are so worried/afraid/angry: Texas leadership is telling people in residential areas to "conserve power"

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