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@BillyStrings I see DC like 4 times!!!

@930Club ...and $25.00 worth of food and drinks winds up costing $46.50???

All about Rooam, pay the tab from your phone! 1. Download Rooam 2. Select “9:30 Club“ 3. Press "Open Tab," order and say you're using Rooam. You'll get update of each item you order on the app. Once you're ready to go, select a tip & press "Close Tab". That's it! You've paid.

@reflect10133017 @skoisirius I got a standby ticket at face value at 8:15 on Saturday. It was an unclaimed "friends and family" ticket.

@skoisirius Probably not much. The box office releases all stub hub tickets not sold for face at show time. 40 fans Thursday and Friday got in for face by lining up and waiting most of the afternoon for this. (Don’t know about sat/sun cause i was only there first two nights)

New favourite map projection. Hellereal Boreal Triaxial Projection

@SkepticsGuide For a 154 pound person, that equates to about half a grain of rice by weight. You'd need to eat 190 thousand pounds of oats to reach the lower limit of safety.

"For a 70 kg person, they would need to consume (using the US numbers) 3.5 mg per day of chlormequat. Using the highest concentration above and rounding up to 300 µg/kg, you would need to consume 85,714 kg of oats every day to reach the lower limit of the safety range."

The Environmental Working Group is fear mongering about a "toxic chemical" in your Cheerios, and the media has run with it. But, as usual, the evidence is lacking. buff.ly/3wsU7nV

@ahmadmzaghal @EkibenBaltimore is fantastic fast/casual

@SquigglyVolcano @NatGeo Paywalled :(

NEW: In 2022, a 2-person sub dove five miles beneath the Pacific Ocean—and in the darkness, they found a 85-foot tower rising from the seafloor. They had found it: the undersea fracture that caused one of the worst disasters in modern times. Me @NatGeo nationalgeographic.com/premium/articl…

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2023 is 100% complete! Thank you all so, so much for following, and have a nice 2024!

2023 is 97% complete.

Pebbles were expected to go through compact disks more efficiently, allowing for greater delivery of water and solids to inner planets. Webb’s results confirmed these expectations by revealing excess cool water in the compact disks, compared with the larger disks.

A breakthrough discovery! Baby stars are surrounded by disks of material. Scientists theorized that icy pebbles drift from the outer to the inner regions of a disk, delivering water & solids that form planets. New data from Webb shows this in action: go.nasa.gov/465MTT3

@fox5dc OMG Colloildal Silver is not safe for consumption. @ErinFox5DC @MarissaMFOX5 mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifest….

@SkepticsGuide @CaraSantaMaria I love it when she challenges the boys with a different perspective! My favorite bit is the annual list of made-up / misspoken words 🤣

Happy anniversary @CaraSantaMaria! We’re so lucky to have your expertise and your perspective on our show for 8 years now. Share your favorite Cara moments in the comments!

@SkepticsGuide "This video is private"

Did the Titan passengers know what was happening? Now that the experts have concluded that the Titan imploded nearly instantaneously, Steve weighs in as a neurologist on what the passengers would have perceived. youtu.be/7BaPdwrgJw4

@SkepticsGuide Not perfect...but pretty good.

How did you do on the Misinformation Susceptibility Test (MIST) that Cara talked about on our most recent episode? You can take it here: buff.ly/3NXSBAz

600 drones from Boulder based @NovaSkyStories dance in the sky surprising and delighting the crowd for final epic moments at Folsom Field. Special thanks to Kimball Musk, Jeremy Stein, Don Strasburg, Lance Carl and Ryan Gottlieb. ✨ We love you, Boulder! 🌹💀⚡️

@AmyBerryMusic @rodgab @930Club

So much talent! @rodgab Thank you for such a great show @930Club! A fan for years! 💓