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One year ago, this book was released and what an amazing year it’s been! It’s been incredible to see the response, and even more exciting that eight language translations are now in progress 🌍📚
6th Charlotte Scott Lecture in Mathematics lincoln-maths-phys-public.or…
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After 144 years of dreaming in stone, Gaudí's masterpiece reaches for the sky.
2026 is the year the Sagrada Família finally touches completion.
Andrei Zvelindovsky retweeted
She rose to fame in the 1950s, becoming one of the most iconic faces in cinema, starring in more than 50 films.
At 39, she walked away from the cinema to dedicate her life to animal rights, founding the Brigitte Bardot Foundation, a global force for animal welfare.
Brigitte Bardot was a symbol. Rebellious, modern, unapologetically herself.
Rest in peace.
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A road in Pompeii, built before AD 79, the small white stones reflected moonlight, making it easier to see at night.
Statistical Mechanics as the Rosetta Stone of Physics? cambridgeblog.org/2025/09/st… via @CUPAcademic
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Marco Pinna is leaving after 20 years comp-physics-lincoln.org/202…
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Ancient Romans built structures that still stand 2000 years later.
Modern buildings need major repairs after 20 years.
The secrets behind Roman engineering will blow your mind…🧵
Why Lincoln? Ewan Dalgliesh: Maths youtu.be/pnCu50weyb8?si=S-jW… via @YouTube
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Chocolate and Celestial Bodies: A Planetary Scientist’s Guide to Moon Di... youtu.be/YgkfYUKQBuc?si=zmSi… via @YouTube
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Astro-Chat with Don Kurtz: Big Glass: The Giant Telescopes youtube.com/live/gp0s_HYAWeQ… via @YouTube
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