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Book cover of “Urbane Mikrometeorite – erkennen und unterscheiden” by Thilo Hasse, featuring micrometeorite with a textured, partly translucent surface in purple and golden tones against a light background.

Micrometeorite showing a porous, bubble-like surface structure with a lighter interior cavity, shaped by melting and rapid cooling.

Magnified micrometeorite with an irregular, dark, partially melted surface and sculpted flow textures formed during atmospheric entry.

Cosmic particles on the rooftops of #Berlin! ✨

Since 2018, Thilo Hasse researches #micrometeorites, now as a guest scientist at the museum. He also contributed to our #CitizenScience project "Cosmic dust on Berlin's rooftops". His new book shares the methods behind it! 🔬

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President Volodymyr Zelensky delivered his remarks on the fourth anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion, reflecting on Ukraine’s resistance and the early days of the war from his office on Bankova Street.

Video: President Volodymyr Zelensky

Mon the Scots

No, you steer it into an iceberg. Near Greenland

'How can Sarwar be trusted on transport now?' Rich donors have corroded our democracy by turning it into their plaything and undermining the interests of the people. It is time for that to end,…

Billionaire donors have corroded our democracy by turning it into their plaything and undermining the interests of the people. It’s time to end the buying up of our politics. So limit political donations to £500 max. That gives voters a role but locks out big business

In @heraldscotland.bsky.social

Oh my goodness I love this

official museum photo of object on white background, rotation view 1 netsuke of an army of frogs piled together on a temple bell “metal inlaid eyes; striation in ivory indicates marine ivory”

official museum photo of object on white background, rotation view 2 netsuke of an army of frogs piled together on a temple bell “metal inlaid eyes; striation in ivory indicates marine ivory”

official museum photo of object on white background, rotation view 3 netsuke of an army of frogs piled together on a temple bell “metal inlaid eyes; striation in ivory indicates marine ivory”

official museum photo of object on white background, rotation view 4 (underside; looks like a skull) netsuke of an army of frogs piled together on a temple bell “metal inlaid eyes; striation in ivory indicates marine ivory”

#FrogFriday 🐸:
Netsuke: Group of #Frogs on a Temple Bell
Sei Min, Japan, c.1850–1900
Marine ivory with metal inlay
Worcester Art Museum 1976.228
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#JapaneseArt

Make space. There is plenty of it

No worries

I wholeheartedly agree, and also applies to teaching science too.

Sorry to hear this Neil. I tried to read the article - I am a subscriber - but it appears to be in a sign-in loop. Anyway, I hope you feel better

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I would recommend that people make formal complaints about the reporting in the Sandy Pegg case.

Quite misleading how the some are calling it a ‘win’ for Sandie Peggie whilst referring to it as a ‘trans case’, when in reality it fell down in all the areas specifically related to anything trans-related.

Basically NHS Fife fucked up in dealing with a complaint from a HR perspective. That’s it.

If you really think that you don’t get marketing at all!

fabulous

Works in progress: inside Hebden Bridge Open Studios In and around Hebden Bridge, artists will open their workshops this December: from printing to silverwork and more – meet some of the makers

In and around Hebden Bridge, artists will open their workshops this December: from printing to silverwork and more – meet some of the makers

By Philip O'Brien

@yorkshirebylines.co.uk

Have I missed a party?

Lovely

'It’s not John Swinney insulting Scotland, it’s you Starmer, you flailing buffoon' If the SNP gets a majority at the next election and London still says No to indyref2, then the party should recall its MPs from Westminster, our…

Starmer says the SNP insults Scotland by planning for independence. The only one insulting Scotland is Starmer with his refusal to even say how another referendum will be held. If this continues the SNP should consider withdrawing its MPs from Westminster

My column in @heraldscotland.bsky.social

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Omg these films

Oh they are naughty!

And I am 100% positive that my post lacks nuance in this online space.

Lancet: Offline: Those one should not forgive (Makary and Bhattacharya)

by Richard Horton

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Anthropologists and historians tend to think of the color palette humans used tens of thousands of years ago as unreflective of the real-world gamut, limited to black, white, and the ochres (red, yellow, brown). If they also had blues and greens, it changes the picture of their culture.

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I have a rule when cooking. It’s ’can frozen spinach go in there?’

Proud of my supervisor Luke Daly and my other lovely colleagues, Martin Lee and Aine O’Brien being on the national news tonight. Reporting on the Fort William meteorite

What an affront