fog studies

@GeneralMCNews sound the horn

BREAKING: Hundreds of thousands of Americans in the Southwest have been warned to keep their windows shut and stay indoors due to a plume of hazardous air stretching from California to Arizona.

@MIUMIUofficial responds to heavy fog conditions when we no longer trust that which we cannot touch, we seek overcompensation for the immaterial

@theymergirl the fog thickens .

I’m a woah vickyy replacement twitter truther. This isn’t her

sporting a full head of air

@GENIC0N condensation

every time you do a Google search, water magically appears from an inter-dimensional portal to replenish the water being destroyed by AI

@Ajayfizzy color fog

My fan moves from primary to secondary colors when rotating 💯

@fuglibetty aka "the fog index"

Bro tonight is about to be 27 accidental screenshots of my lockscreen

@DurvidImel fog of war

2026

@scientologyruns exercise caution. they will Release the Fog.

New York City Scientology speedrun

@hwrtyed increasingly more reports of this. investigating.

every social interaction i initiate feels like i’ve violated 15 untold rules

@hell_doe investigating

they ripped the guts out of one of the escalators at broadway junction and it's just sitting there busted wide open. kind of an interesting development if you're a machines pervert at all

@SorayaSpaghetti they haven't the foggiest.

Inherent Vice is PTA’s best movie but most of you aren’t ready for that conversation

@awkwardgoogle fog engine

The lowest car in Taiwan, known as the Banana Peel, is a drivable Honda Civic that looks like it's clipping through the ground.

@zaaaarbi quintessential cinema of fog

Some of my favourite visuals from Werner Herzog’s Heart of Glass (Herz aus Glas)

@VOIDTHROAT 👀

we don't even have a veil at work, terrifying energies just kinda swirl around and turn customers into particles

@NYMag in fog, shorter blue wavelengths scatter back toward us as glare. amber light improves visibility by filtering this backscatter and preserving contrast.

“Sometime last year, my block in Crown Heights started turning orange,” writes Adriane Quinlan. “When the sun set, our windows burned in the apricot tones of the old sodium-vapor lamps.” The shift began with one window, but the spread was swift — up and down the block there were shades of marigold and poppy, Werther’s Butterscotch and Gatorade. From the West Village to Williamsburg, windows became filled with safety-vest orange. “I bet there is a caveman-brain-related thing where it’s comforting to be in the glow of a fire,” says Dan Goedeker, a director of photography. “Orange is a resistance to the sterility of modern life,” speculates Quinlan’s neighbor Grace Ginsburg, who turns on her orange lamps when she’s done with a day’s work on backlit, bluish screens. Quinlan observes how we’ve hit peak orange in our lighting: nymag.visitlink.me/zDwEc1

@YourAnonOne sea fog

JUST IN: A virus outbreak on a cruise ship leaves 3 people dead, and 5 more suspected cases, the cause is being investigated with one case of Hantavirus confirmed

the ziggurat will be the defining architectural typology of the hyperscale era

@rare_jpg it is even a fog, that appeareth for a little time, and then vanisheth away james 4:14