@EinsteinPy

EinsteinPy is an open source project designed to make gravitational physics look like 10 lines of Python code.

 The Universe
einsteinpy.org
Joined May 2019
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Daiki Watarai@daikiwatarai_8 Oct 2021
Einsteinpy とても良いのでみんなもインストールしてみて BHの直感的理解にかなり役立ちそうでワクワク
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A new version of the Einstein Toolkit is now available. It includes a new package "POWER" to calculate gravitational waves. einsteintoolkit.org/about/re…
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lemontree 🏳️🍉@lemonfromRome16 May 2021
Replying to @Poesiaitalia @manginobrioches
La teoria più bella del mondo. Che continua a fare previsioni perfette, dopo più di cento anni. Ora disponibile anche su Python @EinsteinPy
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Prof. Feynman
@ProfFeynman12 Mar 2021
If the purpose of education is to score well on a test, we've lost sight of the real reason for learning. 🧠
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Bourbaki@Gauge_lnvariant19 Dec 2020
the fact that i got @EinsteinPy running on spyder with Linux makes me happy on the inside. Warped space-time diagrams here a i come.
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LIGO Livingston@LIGOLA3 Dec 2020
Interested in understanding #gravitationalwaves better? Check out this new resource: gw-openscience.org/path/
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Debian upload@DebianUpload13 Nov 2020
New upload: einsteinpy 0.3.0-1 by Ole Streicher into unstable... deb.li/Qr4s
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@[email protected]@poliastro_py2 Nov 2020
Unpopular opinion: if you use macOS or Windows, you make life harder to most open source projects you use blog.travis-ci.com/2020-11-0…
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Astropy@astropy27 Oct 2020
We are thrilled to announce the release of astropy 4.1! Several new features, 381 issues closed, work done by 66 contributors, including 23 first time contributors — thanks for your work. Release notes and installation instructions at astropy.org/
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Pablo Galindo Salgado@pyblogsal5 Oct 2020
Ok so Python 3.9 was just released thanks to @llanga, but you may think: "That's boring, where is Python 4?"🤔 Not so fast! The next release after 3.9 will be 3.10. And you can already test the first alpha, with 100% more science in the announcement: python.org/downloads/release…

Python Release Python 3.10.0a1

The official home of the Python Programming Language

python.org
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@[email protected]@poliastro_py3 Oct 2020
poliastro being used in the new @IBM open-source space junk collision avoidance software 😱 and also @astropy! cc @NumFOCUS
ZDNET
@ZDNET1 Oct 2020
IBM to open-source space junk collision avoidance zd.net/2G6IdXb by @gcnichs
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@[email protected]@poliastro_py1 Oct 2020
⭐️ poliastro reached 400 GitHub stars today ⭐️ github.com/poliastro/poliast…
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@[email protected]@poliastro_py25 Sep 2020
A bunch of white men make a software library freely available on their spare time, making lots of personal sacrifices, that underpins all modern science. First funding they receive in 15 years, they direct it to diversity. And all they get on Twitter is snarky jokes and vitriol.
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NumPy@numpy_team16 Sep 2020
The array programming foundation provided by NumPy, combined with a rich surrounding ecosystem of tools — inside of IPython or Jupyter — forms an interactive environment ideally suited to exploratory data analysis.
Figure 2 from the paper illustrates the scientific Python ecosystem and NumPy's position at its base.

ALT Figure 2 from the paper illustrates the scientific Python ecosystem and NumPy's position at its base.

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NumPy@numpy_team16 Sep 2020
The NumPy paper is out! nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
A screenshot of the NumPy article from the Nature homepage.

ALT A screenshot of the NumPy article from the Nature homepage.

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Prof. Feynman
@ProfFeynman15 Sep 2020
Equations that changed the world. 🧠
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OzGrav@ARC_OzGRav15 Sep 2020
What do the #GravitationalWave detectors of the future look like? Find out more from Francisco Hernandez Vivanco @ARC_OzGRav, Varun Srivastava #CosmicExplorer, and @gwoptics #EinsteinTelescope in the new @LIGO Magazine. ligo.org/magazine/
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Prof. Feynman
@ProfFeynman7 Sep 2020
Don't just teach your students to read. • Teach them to question what they read, what they study. • Teach them to doubt. • Teach them to think. • Teach them to make mistakes and learn from them. • Teach them how to understand something. • Teach them how to teach others.
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AAS Nova@AASNova2 Sep 2020
Big news: @LIGO and @ego_virgo have spotted another merger of two black holes, and it’s the most massive we’ve seen yet. Read about it in @PhysRevLett and @AAS_Publishing, and check out the Highlight: aasnova.org/2020/09/02/ligo-…
Still from computer simulation showing two small black objects at the center of a colorful spiral pattern that represents the gravitational waves emitted during this binary’s merger.

ALT Still from computer simulation showing two small black objects at the center of a colorful spiral pattern that represents the gravitational waves emitted during this binary’s merger.

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UF Physics@ufphysics2 Sep 2020
On Sept 2 LIGO & Virgo announced the observation of an intermediate mass black hole. The first confident detection of the signal was made by the data analysis program, “coherent WaveBurst,” a search algorithm invented and developed at #UF phys.ufl.edu/wp/index.php/20… #UFPhysics – at Florida, USA
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