@SarahScience1

Scientist|writer|sewer|WordNerd|space|art|colour|music|Queen|BeethovenStringQuartets|Dire Straits|Creator of http://scienceogramaustrali

 Brisbane, Queensland
scienceogramaustralia.com/
Joined February 2015
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Andrew Steele@statto1 Dec 2020
Looking for some non-fiction to read in 2021? Here's a list of some of what's coming from @BloomsburyBooks…
Bloomsbury Books UK@BloomsburyBooks1 Dec 2020
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🐢 Ageless – @statto Ageless is a guide to the science driving biology's biggest story: why we get old, and how we can stop it. Ageing is so deeply ingrained in human experience that we never think to ask: is it necessary? 'An immensely important book' Professor Lewis Dartnell
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Andrew Steele@statto6 Nov 2020
Wow, there's some actual research backing up the mushy-coloured voter fraction maps I made for the last General Election and the EU referendum!
Dr. Sara Konrath@SaraKonrath6 Nov 2020
Our research has found that red & blue US political maps create increased perceptions of polarization and more political stereotyping, compared to more accurate purple maps. spssi.onlinelibrary.wiley.co… Thanks to @geealbers for this new website: purplestatesofamerica.org/
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Petina Gappah@VascoDaGappah3 Nov 2020
At a dinner for a bunch of lawyers some time ago, a non-lawyer friend made a toast “to the law”. We quickly corrected her. We don’t toast the law, we toast justice. That’s because the law is an instrument. Justice is an ideal. And the two are often strangers to each other.
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IndigenousX LTD@IndigenousXLtd29 Oct 2020
Ping @DanielAndrewsMP
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Matt Clancy@MattClancy9411 Mar 2020
Standing out in the pouring rain filming and recording frogs calling is one of my favourite things to do. Crucifix #Frog (Notaden bennettii) chorusing after flooding rains across southern-inland NSW last week. #floatywhoopwhoop #wildoz
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off the shelf edge@ZaneJobe21 Oct 2020
And best for last - silica-replaced columnar basalt. Earth deserves a round of applause 👏
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Simon Kuestenmacher
@simongerman60029 Aug 2020
Geography vocabulary: RAIN SHADOW Land that has been forced to become a desert because mountain ranges blocked rain. On one side of the mountain, wet weather systems drop rain and snow. On the other (rain shadow side) all rain is blocked. Source: buff.ly/34EwrNw
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Andrew Steele@statto16 Oct 2020
I thought ISS/Moon passes were old hat but this is a gorgeous new take on it
Andrew McCarthy
@AJamesMcCarthy15 Oct 2020
Yesterday morning I captured an incredibly brief and rare event, the ISS transiting the 4% illuminated moon during the daytime. #astrophotography #space #opteam
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Dr SWIFT PARROT@teamswiftparrot13 Oct 2020
LOOK AT THESE SUPERB #PARROTS 💚💛💙
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MilitaryWorkingDogs@MWD_News11 Oct 2020
.@USArmy MWDs Darko and Max, assigned to the USAG Italy 18th Military Police Detachment, pose for a portrait at Caserma Ederle in Vicenza, Italy. MWDs help protect U.S Soldiers by detecting drugs, deterring hostile actions, locating bombs and in keeping the public safe.
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Ewan St. John Smith@psalmotoxin11 Oct 2020
Amazing the number of coming outs one has to have to get through life, but I’ve found it gets easier w time & also, at least where I’ve lived/worked, has become less of a thing over time. Wishing all those on their coming out journeys all the v best, I know how tough it can be! – at Tottenham, London
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This female Superb Parrot is lerping! Lerps are the little sugary houses of Psyllid bugs, which are often on the undersides of leaves. Many critters, including some #HungryParrots, love to eat them! Apparently they're quite tasty! 📷: Brian William via inaturalist.org/observations…
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Here's a nice little writeup about lerps by Deborah Metters at Land for Wildlife. Have you ever licked a leaf to taste some lerps? lfwseq.org.au/lerps-one-of-n…

Lerps - One of nature's sweet offerings - Land for Wildlife

Australia is still revealing its sweet secrets to its new human inhabitants. Indigenous peoples have known about, valued and celebrated its sugary delights for thousands of years. In pre-sugar...

lfwseq.org.au
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Greg Bourke@GregBourke39 Oct 2020
Some more of my babies! The Waratah is truly a spectacular plant to work with #plantbreeding #Proteaceae #bluemtnsbg #waratah
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Jack Ashby@JackDAshby10 Oct 2020
Finally a cat-based internet event that I can take part in. #UnflatteringCatPhotoChallenge 🦁 #MammalWatching #lions
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.@ABCaustralia #lnp Deadly Infestation by @moir_alan https://xitter.cf/t.co/A5aJnu45V1 #auspol #Insiders
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National Geographic
@NatGeo8 Oct 2020
The mighty Zuul crurivastator, a Cretaceous dinosaur, had a sledgehammer tail that could topple tyrannosaur on.natgeo.com/33F2xrz
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#Leunig Cartoons@leunigcartoons11 Oct 2020
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Florian Witulski@vaitor8 Oct 2020
Thai generator manuals have it all covered...
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Sally Neighbour@neighbour_s9 Oct 2020
On the ledge of a skyscraper high above Collins St in Melbourne, a peregrine falcon mother is raising 3 chicks. There’s a web cam, and it’s brilliant. Here: 367collinsfalcons.com.au
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