Alfred Simpson

@Pixel0Symphony He could have used hexagons.

Wassily Kandinsky, Color Triangle (Das Farbedreieck), ca. 1925-33. Gouache and graphite.

@ComicCrusaders Angry but still worthy.

Thor by John Romita Jr. #comics #comicart #art #comicbookart

@tonywarriner I have a copy.

The bible #C #coding #indiedev

@TheMathFlow Yes. It was discovered OR invented.

Was math discovered or invented?

@TheMathFlow That is a stupid comment. Three is the only every-third number. Five ...

Two is the only even prime number.

@BoylanRoger American Airlines? Why did they switch to Northwest Airlines in the movie?

Cary Grant and Eva Marie Saint boarding a flight at La Guardia for Chicago, where they would continue production on Hitchcock's "North by Northwest," 1959.

@KubrickPoint I loved the ending.

Jack Nicholson on the set of The Shining (1980)

@KirbyKrackleArt Tuesdays. I was so annoyed when comics moved to 12 cents an issue.

@Science_TechTV Thank you.

The visual explanation of integration in calculus

@bestofStarTrek Have I seen it? It was the reason I bought my parents a colour TV back in 1969!

Have you seen the Original Series of Star Trek from 1966?

@pickover @dment37 Seven, is a special holy number, transcending ordinary integers.

Mathematics. All those beautiful square roots, but 7 is overlooked. Which "God" decided this would be the best way to set up the universe? Art adapted from Daniel Mentrard, @dment37

@Y2John84 Loaded Weapon I

The Silence of the Lambs (1991) [I think.]

@ComputerHistory That is no the IBM 1401. That is an accompanying card reader.

Step back in time with the sounds of the IBM 1401. This is what computing sounded like before screens, apps, and notifications. Every click, whirr, and punch card is part of a system that helped shape the digital world we live in today. #ComputingHistory #TechHistory #IBM

@StartsWithABang (2/2)Lasers, and CMB are much more correct. For implied intrinsic properties, one of the worst-known examples in astronomy of such a phenomenon is Type Ia supernovae. Dark Energy does not and has never existed. Gravity and Mass have no influence on the expansion of the Universe.

Ask Ethan: How can ultra-distant galaxies move so fast? If you translate redshift into a special relativity velocity, you'll find the most distant galaxy, MoM-z14, speeds away from us at 99.2% the speed of light. How is that possible? bigthink.com/starts-with-a-…

@StartsWithABang (1/2)The universe is not governed by general relativity. Only mass/matter is governed by general relativity. MoM-z14 is not moving at all with respect to Earth. Its light started out when the Universe was 950 million years old. Standard candles, for the middle ages.

@CinemaBurst Well deserved.

Stanley Tucci now has a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame ⭐️

@PotterWorldUK That's not how Hufflepuff's cup is described by Joanne Rowling!

1 May 1998: Hermione destroyed the Hufflepuff's Cup in the Chamber of Secrets.

@pickover As r increases integer by integer, we get 2,8,18,32, the maximum electron count for the first four orbital shells.

Mathematics. The Anatomy of a Sphere.

@LensScientific Strange power of the mind? Does the mind have to understand itself? Reminds me of Gödel's incompleteness theorem.

Humanity's farthest landing ever We touched down on Saturn's moon Titan in 2005. This is real probe data "NOT CGI" The only spacecraft to land in the outer solar system.

@LensScientific Fake picture.

Nikola Tesla on the importance of Solitude "The mind is sharper and keener in seclusion and uninterrupted solitude. No big laboratory is needed in which to think. Originality thrives in seclusion free of outside influences beating upon us to cripple the creative mind. Be alone, that is the secret of invention; be alone, that is when ideas are born."