In an Underworld release far, far away... Geodynamicists struggle to model planetary dynamics due to the Cartesian Empire. The Cubed-Sphere mesh is the ultimate weapon to erase the Cartesian nightmare, which will bring peace and restore funding across the galaxy. #Maythe4th

Thank SGTSG2019 for bringing us to Port Lincoln, a beautiful city by the sea. Really enjoy filed trip and workshop of Loop, useful codes for geometrics analysis and visualization (this part based on LavaVu!), and of course, some excellent talks! (photo credit: Bowen Mi from UWA)

When architecture meets engineering! Nice talk from Prof. Xie #capssymp19

The best section in the #SFMOMA, spacesuits in 2019 + dreams and ambitions about space life since the 1950s.

Go to listening some talks about the climate in Tibet, surrounding by all blue badge lanyards as a lonely orange🤣 #AGU19

So glad to share something in #AGU19, and talk with people face to face about numerical modelling！

Anyone who has been using our spherical triangulation / meshing package, stripy — there is a new release today with Voronoi diagrams, variable spline tensions for interpolation and various other fixes: underworldcode.org/articles/strip… Ben Mather AuScope ANU Earth Sciences 🌏 EarthByte

Stripy 2.0 is out! We've added lots of new features and installation should be much smoother with Conda, pip, and Docker images all available. Use Stripy to triangulate points on the sphere or in Cartesian coordinates - it's the perfect companion for geospatial problems #Python

Everything you need to know about the exciting announcement that phosphine has been detected in the atmosphere of Venus. Let's start off with the 60 second overview.. #Venus #VenusNews

Congratulations to Haibin Yang of Uni. Melbourne on completing his thesis and handing in today. As he has been a guest research student at ANU for a few months, a beer at the University bar is still possible. ⁦Unimelb Earth Sciences Postgrads⁩ ⁦ANU Earth Sciences 🌏⁩

Liftoff of Europa Clipper! The #EuropaClipper spacecraft lifted off at 12:06pm ET Oct. 14 from Launch Pad 39A aboard a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket. The mission will help scientists better understand how life developed on Earth and the potential for finding life beyond our