The jaguarundi is a wild cat native to the Americas that shows several features seen in mustelids such as otters and weasels. This is a rare footage, because it's shy and reclusive

On yesterday’s events in Philly

Natural Rainbow Fluorite,” these beautiful specimens from Frohnau, Erzgebirge, Germany, appear very differently depending on lighting. Photo: Thomas Spann

The $1.5m golden nugget: World's largest single crystal of gold discovered geologyin.com/2015/09/worlds…

Personally, I don’t feel that the primary debates really address the questions I think are important. When will the candidates make clear their position on whether or not local systems underlying an integral variation of Hodge structure are of geometric origin?

Exhibit number one on why Wall Street, private equity, and profit motive in general should be removed from healthcare

Why don't they teach children this version of 'arithmetic'?

Can we just take a moment to appreciate how wild it is that this is the only known portrait of Adrien-Marie Legendre

This man is legit the hardest working man in philosophy

Gorgeous Smoky Swiss Quartz glowing over the rainy fall backdrop of McCredie Hot Springs in the Willamette National Forest. Photo © The Mineral Collective

Has anyone taught a topics course out of “Mathematics in Lean”? Thinking of proposing a topics course on this next year and interested in best practices.

Aquamarine Cluster from Northern Area of Pakistan. Photo: Minerals and gems Collection

Rainbow tree opal is a rare type of opal that is characterized by its colorful bands that resemble tree trunks. geologyin.com/2023/07/rainbo…

New Find Alert!! "Forest" Quartz with Epidote 🌲✨ Sparkling Green Epidote with Quartz crystals from Turkey. A truly magical combo with a lush, green forest vibe. #epidote #quartz

A stunning honeycomb Welo Opal, nicknamed the "Alien Dino Egg," was unearthed in the Welo province of northern Ethiopia. This rare and captivating opal is characterized by its intricate honeycomb pattern and vibrant colors. 📽️: Dust77 ~ CEK

Discussed infinitesimals in math history today (Newton used o to denote such a quantity). My student made this meme

I won a Fields Medal! 😁 Did you all know they were made out of chocolate?! That’s a well-kept secret!

This is a beautiful integral!