i am spending my friday eating popsicles and enjoying the first day of fresh air we've had in a week and getting a burger and going to see the new spiderman my only other option is to drive across the country and scream into the ocean

this reminded me that i made this last week and then didn't ever post it anywhere 😭

Eons: Life and Death on Pangea is a new six episode series from the team at @pbseons.bsky.social, and you can watch the first two episodes right now at PBS.org/eons, or in the free PBS app!

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my favorite part of summer in Missoula is sitting down by the river on my lunch break, seeing a bunch of families/couples in full Vacation Mode™ floating and enjoying the sunshine, and then going welp, lunch is over, back to the cold, cold office i go! 😀

How would you fix school, if school was a thing you could fix? 📺: youtu.be/C5bwAv9Xdz8

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How the Formation of Pangea Changed the World

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Seattle educator Michelle Barboza-Ramirez is one of four hosts on PBS’ “Eons: Life and Death on Pangea,” streaming its first episode Wednesday.

Seattle educator used cosplay to help explain science. Then PBS called

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Our next quirky questioner is Georgie Sims, aka soupytime! check out the episode tomorrow at youtube.com/complexly

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What Counts As Science?

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“food for thought” buddy my thoughts don’t need any food at all. been trying to starve them fuckers for years and they still keep doing the thing

To commemorate @ifycomedy.com's episode of Ask Hank Anything being our 100th upload on the Complexly channel, this is now a Spagalacci stan account.

Big things are happening on Eons! #paleo #scicomm

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The math is not mathing on black holes. 📺️ : youtu.be/B2KqM6ggpyc 👥 : @ifycomedy.com & @hankgreen.bsky.social

Rep. Aisha Gomez: “To look at people standing up against ICE and see ‘paid protesters’ says nothing about us and everything about you.” “That you cannot conceive of us loving our neighbors so much that we would actually do something for them.”

Will black holes actually kill us? and other musings from the inventor of “Spagalacci," @ifycomedy.com out now at youtu.be/B2KqM6ggpyc with @hankgreen.bsky.social

doing a bit better at reading enough news to stay informed but not paralyzed but genuinely how am I supposed to just go to work after seeing a federal agency shoot a guy in the street in front of his wife and child

Next up on Ask Hank Anything, @ifycomedy.com makes pasta and ponders black holes with @hankgreen.bsky.social en.bsky.social. The episode goes out Wednesday at youtube.com/complexly

anyway you couldn’t pay me to watch a Netflix Adaptation of something I have lots of knowledge and strong feelings about, I don’t need to spend my off-time consuming things that will inevitably make me feel the same way that political discourse does

god imagine saying they wokefied a tv show based on a biography because they included a detail that actually happened in the author’s real fucking life

G. Willow Wilson@gwillow.me · 4w ago

Somebody (Rebecca Onion) didn't read the books. If they read the books, they would know the Black doctor is in the books. He nurses the Ingalls family through malaria. He's based on a real Black doctor who lived near the Ingalls family in Independence, KS, REBECCA ONION slate.com/culture/2026...

"executives with no understanding of the industry" seems to be an endemic problem across industries: higher education, medicine, you name it, a bunch of suits with MBAs and unearned arrogance are destroying everything around us, and for some reason, we're supposed to accept that they know best

Greg Iwinski@garyjackson.bsky.social · 4w ago

TV writers were right in 2023 and are being proven more right every day — there was a stable television model that made everyone lots of money and put out good shows. Then execs with no understanding of the industry confused the production model and the distribution model, and they blew it all up.

LRT the best thing happening on this website and the internet in general is this artist/author live-reacting to The Romance Novel of All Time

i didn't work on this but i'm sharing it because i love the animations and i love Michelle and i love cows and i can't wait to watch this later 🐮

SciShow@scishow.bsky.social · 4w ago

Today's Deep Dive is for you if: ⁠ -you care about ecology ⁠ -you're curious about extinction ⁠ -you've wondered why there are no wild cows⁠ -you like when science and art ⁠ -you like our sister channels @pbseons.bsky.social and @bizarrebeastsshow.bsky.social Watch at youtube.com/scishow

Every time ICE kills some, I find myself right back here. This time, it was someone about the same age as my parents, whose life was shaped a lot like theirs.

Trung Le Nguyen@trungles.com · 3mo ago

I hate to talk about it, but I have to talk about it. Long post incoming: www.patreon.com/posts/158715...

It's almost like Americans as a whole are desensitized to police violence and our state killing people, what with the whole swimming in it daily thing.

Asawin Suebsaeng@swin24.bsky.social · 4w ago

Between this and the national guard in Memphis it’s kind of disturbing me (yes I know I’m a member of the media) the degree to which these killings aren’t really breaking thru rn

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