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Six STEM Tweets - April 22 2024
Trignometry, inter-planetary open source and Einstein
Six STEM Tweets
Six tweets that celebrate engineering and all things STEM.
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Some of the topic below have questions. Let me know if you have answers/comments/opinions.
#1
This is one of those “makes perfect sense once you read about it” facts. Our viewing angle of all the celestial objects depends on our place on Earth. But it’s pretty interesting that things we take for granted, our common reality isn’t exactly the same for all of us.
Some of you may have never considered this: the Moon looks different if seen from the Northern and the Southern Hemisphere.
— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973)
11:03 AM • Apr 16, 2024
#2
Einstein’s death anniversary was last week.
I was able to visit Einstein’s locker last year during a trip to Zurich. The ETH university has preserved his locker from his time there and it’s very unassuming - still part of a bank of lockers and without too much signage or fanfare. It felt like a pilgrimage - to see his notebooks, his personal belongings. Fantastic feeling!
Einstein died #OTD 1955. He was 76. After suffering a ruptured aneurysm the day before he refused further treatment, saying, "I want to go when I want. It is tasteless to prolong life artificially. I have done my share; it is time to go. I will do it elegantly."
— Ash Jogalekar (@curiouswavefn)
6:08 AM • Apr 18, 2024
#3
Neat idea! Is there a topic or area of math you would like to learn more about?
I would love to learn more about matrices and their applications.
Everybody should be allowed one (1) Math Year™️ where you have no responsibilities and can spend all your time (re)learning any math you want at your own pace
— Trent Thomas ⭔ (@trentag0n)
10:49 PM • Apr 17, 2024
#4
😂
(If the image is cut off for you, it says, “Is she calculating velocity?”)
😂
Pretty much every physics student #calculus
— Physics Memes (@ThePhysicsMemes)
11:07 PM • Apr 17, 2024
#5
The power of open source!
How cool is that folks like you and me have their code on another planet!
Code that I wrote is currently running on Mars. And, albeit that code is minor and very inconsequential to that mission, I still wrote it, and it's running on another fucking planet. That fact just hits me from time to time, and it blows my fucking mind. Open source is amazing.
— Zac Bowling 🥑 (@zbowling)
2:24 AM • Apr 20, 2024
#6
Would you wear this?
(for those with rusty trigonometry, the formula simplifies to sec(c) 🙂 )
I want this shirt
— Anthony Bonato (@Anthony_Bonato)
1:10 PM • Apr 21, 2024
That’s it for this issue.
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Let’s all celebrate science and engineering and curiosity.
Best wishes,
Harshal