Dylan Emlyn Thomas

@Matt_Pinner Our genes and DNA

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@KingTunde_SZN 95, but the 5 is flipped horizontal and vertical, if the image is upside down, then it's 56

Nobody is yet to find the number 👀 What number is in the box? RT Correct answer wins $7000 Ends 50 hrs

@ChatGPTapp @OpenAI @GeminiApp After quizzing Gg, I asked it about Ai and quantum. This would be very interesting, if it's correct.

Well worn, 18..?

@numismatist2001 👍

@ChadWeather @metoffice Perhaps. But in light of global conditions, I can't help but wonder if I'm witnessing a drastic change, up until the mid 2000s, I remember April as being warmer, yes showers, but not wintery.

@DylanEmlyn @metoffice More common in Spring than winter.

Southern Portugal, southwest Spain & Gibraltar may see local totals of 50–75 mm of rain this weekend. This is around April’s monthly average Thunderstorms also shift into Morocco & Algeria, where totals could reach up to 60–75 mm 🌧️

@Joecrypt_01 @metoffice It's like December, ice cold winds, gales, hail storms, THEN, BOOM, clear sky, but still bitterly cold

@DylanEmlyn @metoffice Yeah I’ve noticed that too, it feels really off this year. What’s it like where you are?

Heavy, possibly thundery showers continue to rattle through this evening, especially in the west where they may merge to give longer spells of rain ☔ Windy with coastal gales across the Irish Sea, northwest Scotland and Shetland 🌬️

@metoffice Torrential hail and snow..., mid April.

@metoffice For the first time ever to me, it seems like the seasons are moving forward in line with changes in climate. Mid April and still no new leaves. It's colder now than it was in January.

@metoffice Snow! Still on snowdownia.

@NatResWales Terrible really, no respect for natural environment. dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wal…

@metoffice @bbcweather Just one single glimmer, glimpse of sun, a miniature glimpse of sunlight 🙏😆

@wmarybeard @profmcscott @MichaelWoodMV @bettanyhughes Might our ancestors apparent obsession with exploration, conquest, meeting new peoples (and consequences since, i.e. history) be explained by neurobiology? We are hardwired to form new pathways, connections, experiences.

@wmarybeard @profmcscott @MichaelWoodMV @bettanyhughes Did the Minoan eruption and other ancient catastrophes place humanity on the path of 'opposition to nature', to subdue and control through the harnessing of natural laws - use nature to control nature - to ensure survival.

@wmarybeard @profmcscott @MichaelWoodMV @bettanyhughes Could humanity's tendency to war, conflict (in the quest for peace) along with mindless brutal violence be understood from Jungian psychology? Since the dawn we have tried to ascend out of the shadow of our irrationality.

@wmarybeard @profmcscott @MichaelWoodMV @bettanyhughes Could it be that just as global news is the common culture of modern day - the night sky, astrology, constellations, stars and planets were the common culture of our ancient ancestors? Still is? bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

@wmarybeard @profmcscott @MichaelWoodMV @bettanyhughes My theory: it was the making of fire that started our making of spirituality, and eventually religious beliefs. Not only did our ancestors ignite fire for warmth, safety and cooking, they ignited their faith in the divine.

What did 1,400 BC sound like in ancient Persia? 🔊 Rewatching this gem from Sarah Parsaei on the Arjan harp (roots 3,400 years old) Tehran, Iran

@UB1UB2 Quick reaction and avoided a collision, but looks like the driver wasn't paying attention to the road ahead

This happened on the A13 in London 🤯