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this town ain’t big enough for the both of us

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Thankfully I am a small cowboy

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No one knew exactly what a black hole would look like until they actually built one. Light, temporarily trapped around the black hole, produced an unexpectedly complex fingerprint pattern near the black hole’s shadow. And the glowing accretion disk appeared above the black hole, below the black hole, and in front of it. “I never expected that,” Thorne says. “Eugénie just did the simulations and said, ‘Hey, this is what I got.’ It was just amazing.”

In the end, Nolan got elegant images that advance the story. Thorne got a movie that teaches a mass audience some real, accurate science. But he also got something he didn’t expect: a scientific discovery.

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“Sooner or later, everybody dreams of other worlds.”

― J. Aleksandr Wootton

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Guy’s like, fuck you I was in ‘Nam

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Breh threw that shit back like it was call of duty world at war

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Last Week Tonight s02e12

“And to the people of Venezuela, I say this: keep doing it. Send him your mango demands.”

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Gazing across the top of of Typhoon Maysak highlights the three-dimensionality of the storm. Like a swirling vortex seen in a bathtub, hurricanes are a kind of free surface vortex with a surface indentation near their eye. To understand this shape, imagine spinning a container of water on a rotating plate. Like the vortex, the water’s surface would take on a parabolic shape. The two forces acting on the rotating water are gravity in the downward direction and centrifugal force in the radial direction. By taking on a parabolic shape, the fluid remains perpendicular to the combination of these two forces at every point along the surface, thereby ensuring that pressure is a constant across the free surface of the fluid. (Image credits: S. Cristoferreti/ESA/NASA; T. Virts/NASA)

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The planet Earth on April 15, 2010. Here we see where the United States and Mexico meet on the Pacific Coast, with both the Salton Sea and the Gulf of Mexico (on the right). (NASA)