
Science and the City: the Mechanics Behind the Metropolis. Book @laurie_winkless, published @SigmaScience in 2016-17. This a/c is mainly used as a backup for LW
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Science and the City is available everywhere now - why not grab yourself a copy?! amazon.co.uk/Science-City-Me…
Suddenly regretting getting a #bluetick on my main account 😭
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.@ScienceAndCity is a great insight into what the cities of tomorrow could look like. Thanks for writing it @laurie_winkless
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Science and the City is now available for pre-order! Hardback and e-book are released on 11 August :) amazon.co.uk/Science-City-Me…
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Don’t put a crane outside a physicist’s window if you don't want some math bit.ly/1QFZyh4
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The donut highway
Nanpu bridge - Shanghai China
#engineering #design
Now THAT'S a circuit breaker. Thanks to @ltmuseum for hosting a brilliant Depot Open day at the w/end. I loved it :)
Went to the @ltmuseum Depot on Saturday. I was in heaven. Look at these gorgeous rails in profile
Three words: #Bridge Girder Erection (the music is terrible and the vid is overly-long but it's worth a watch!) youtube.com/watch?v=PbaD2-2K…
Hydrogen bonding means that water molecules are incredibly attracted to each other, even at relatively high temperatures #worldwaterday
Put water molecules into a cup, and they act like magnets – negative pole of one is attracted to the positive pole of another #WorldWaterDay
Oxygen holds the electrons closer, making that end of the molecule a bit negative. The hydrogen end is then a bit positive. #WorldWaterDay
It's all down to hydrogen bonding, Water's atoms bond into a triangular shape, but they don't share their electrons equally #worldwaterday
If water behaved like other molecules of the same size, it should be a gas, rather than a liquid, at room temperature #worldwaterday













