Brian T Jacobs

Highlighted article text: "Albert Einstein, interviewed in Berlin, was interested in its applications to his theory of the curvature of light, paid high tribute to the activity, courage, and idealism of American scientists."

Doing some casual reading on fused quartz and happy to see that the Time Magazine deep archive is right there on the internet serving up articles from 1924 with a take from Einstein
time.com/archive/6651...

📣 NEW! I’ve just released the BIGGEST and perhaps most creative project I’ve ever worked on!

“Searching for Birds” searchingforbirds.visualcinnamon.com 🐤

A project, an article, an exploration that dives into the data that connects humans with birds, by looking at how we search for birds.

This is a real timelapse video of the Moon transiting in front of the Earth.

It was captured by the Artemis 1 Orion spacecraft in November 2022 while flying at it's furthest point from the Earth.
The video covers about 3.75 hours of real time. 🔭🧪

life=highway

Spoiler alert, great maps and words from @rsimmon.bsky.social

It's like my hometown dentist Lou Smoler

• “Cartesian” comes directly from Cartesius, the Latinized name of René Descartes.
• “Cartography” is rooted in the Latin charta and Greek -graphē, concerning maps and writing — with no connection to Descartes’s name or mathematical concepts.

Mapgl lasso search

Mango lassi is great too

Thick black line is the centerline of the Beni River in Bolivia. Circles that are tangent to the centerline represent the radius of curvature ag the location. Smaller circles = higher curvatures.

In this version the circles are colored according to the curvature; brighter colors = higher curvatures.

I have been experimenting with different ways of visualizing the curvature of meandering rivers. Plotting curvature in the context of the meanders themselves helps QC-ing the curvature data ⚒️🧪

Same here. Uniquely useful, so expensive

How We Made "Billions of Birds Migrate" National Geographic's web-based takeoff on the classic bird migration print poster

Having some GOES NetCDF flashbacks... this article is getting outta date but there's a few resources linked here in the Processing GOES section source.opennews.org/articles/how...

Geospatial pareidolia: when you stare at maps all day, things like the eastern seaboard appear in coral shadows

A slightly stylized screenshot of the survey.

The Alliance of Freelance Cartographers needs your help! By taking our short annual survey, you strengthen your #cartography community. This survey is for anyone (globally) who did any amount of freelance mapping last year (even a little). forms.gle/VaZqPpxeB8Qu...

Please help spread this widely!

I wrote a short interactive article👆

It uses simulations to demonstrate how different cardiac arrhythmias can develop.

Try it out! (It has defibrillators ⚡️)

jenevoldsen.com/posts/excitable-cells

#medsky #cardiosky #cccsky #emimcc

Can you also post the room with your PowerBook G3 duowide etc

Full disc of western hemisphere of earth, eclipse over north america

Full disc of western hemisphere of earth, eclipse over central and northern south america

Yesterday's eclipse captured in 2 frames about 2 hours apart, from the eyes of DSCOVR's EPIC camera (epic.gsfc.nasa.gov) parked around Lagrange point L1. I've been working a lot with this data recently, project coming soon...

Today, Doogie Typer is loaded up with Doogie's first entry, written on his 16th birthday in the pilot episode. He would have turned 50 today, just a tad younger than @nphstuff.bsky.social. Happy birthday Doogie.
🎂⌨️🔊 btjak.es/doogie/

Illustration showing a Stegosaurus (brown with lighter stripes and spots) on a clearing of a dark Jurassic forest. To the right of the image there is s large ginkgo tree with three Hesperonithoides (a small feathered Troodontid dinosaur)

Cover illustration I did for the book “Ultimate Dinosaurs: Stegosaurus” by the talented Professor Ben Garrod. The book is out today!
🐡 🎨 🧪 #paleontology

Happy belated crab day

Everything’s fine

I can think of few things better to do on a holiday Sunday than wander through this meticulous 3-D reconstruction of Tenochtitlan at its height. tenochtitlan.thomaskole.nl (I particularly dig the overlays between modern Mexico City and Tenochtitlan as it was.)

Dream machine

To be fair, I’d be proud of such a ‘shop effort

Mobile friendly

Another day, another amazing anatomy fact! 🧪

Your teeth are joints.

They're a fibrous joints called dento-alveolar syndesmoses. Science speak for: pegs of tooth fit into jaw socket.

LOOSE teeth are bad right? Why's it a joint? Because a tiny bit of movement tells you how hard you're cronching!

All aboard the crustacean cruise ship

On the shores of the Rockies

Congrats to @lauren.rotatingsandwiches.com for winning the first Tiny Awards! rotatingsandwiches.com was chosen from over 300 nominees and publicly voted from 16 finalists as best representing the small, playful web. https://twitter.com/kleinkleinklein/status/1683822941895532545

This Neon World Is Inside Your Fruit Use my link https://shortform.com/microcosmos to get a 25% discount and install Shortform AI using this link https://bit.ly/3NQRRfe to start learning more, f...

Obsessed with the colors Chloé (Tardibabe on other socials) created with her microscope set-up 🧪

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfbuotMzo2U

Summer sequel

Fixed a dang bug