Not your average year, all in all
January
Poisson distribution pic.twitter.com/jrZDMr8A1W
— Rum Doodle (@rumdoodle) January 16, 2020
The mesmerizing synchronized flight of Starlings is known as a murmuration. Why do they do this? Flying in a group of hundreds, sometimes thousands, provides protection against predators. To stay in formation, each starling is in tune with the motions of 7 surrounding neighbors! pic.twitter.com/qvK9MpQsUH
— American Museum of Natural History (@AMNH) January 22, 2020
I made some edits to Wikipedia this morning #RIPGOP #RIPSenate #RIPDemocracy #RIPAmerica pic.twitter.com/MgGskNAZxo
— Bruce Halperin (@BruceHalperin) January 31, 2020
February
I'm running a game of The Sims 4 in which Ellen Ripley has somehow ended up sharing a flat with a xenomorph. pic.twitter.com/ReyFZn2i2Q
— Andy Kelly (@ultrabrilliant) February 6, 2020
In space, no one can hear... pic.twitter.com/lfLIaXWzBH
— Andy Ryan (@ItsAndyRyan) February 13, 2020
mi nuevo video favorito pic.twitter.com/stT7lOaOCV
— Conde Bombastic 💫 (@condeferran) February 14, 2020
So this just happened. 🐦🐦🐦 pic.twitter.com/6JFqWfhegG
— Allison in Quarantine (@andevers) February 24, 2020
These teens on TikTok are out here doing the lord’s work. pic.twitter.com/KzGKGqR0w2
— Caitlin Duffy (@cait_duffy) February 28, 2020
March
— Al Yankovic (@alyankovic) March 25, 2020
This an an ancient one from like last week. @jellesmarbles blew up the internet with this gem and informs us the blue marble is named Comet and the yellow one is Pollo Loco. That said - I did my best. My smallish brain went from “marbles” to “balls” midway thru - old habits. pic.twitter.com/DsaGuHhli6
— Joe Buck (@Buck) March 24, 2020
May
Still having the company meetings online. pic.twitter.com/aR3LfuSdKl
— Andrew Cotter (@MrAndrewCotter) May 11, 2020
Here is an amazing reproduction of God Emperor of Dune by Frank Herbert by Chelsea from Borrower Services! #SPLbookcoverchallenge #bookcoverchallenge pic.twitter.com/ngHS8jXqSq
— Seattle Library (@SPLBuzz) May 13, 2020
I love this 😂
— StanceGrounded (@_SJPeace_) May 17, 2020
Normal Black father things. ❤
An image the media doesn't paint. pic.twitter.com/fnVOn7KCzo
June
Rand Paul tried to lecture Black lawmakers on the definition of lynching. Kamala Harris delivered her response. I was going to take a snippet from the 7 minutes to highlight but I couldn’t. The entire speech is powerful and one that’ll go down in history. pic.twitter.com/qxmCi85jL6
— José (@josecanyousee) June 4, 2020
July
The weird, colourful garden where CERN's obsolete particle detectors enjoy their quiet retirement pic.twitter.com/IgXRUysjAq
— Paul Halpern (@phalpern) July 1, 2020
Celebrating the 4th in one of my favorite places with the magnificent water lilies. @longwoodgardens pic.twitter.com/YICfsoBMX3
— Dr. Karen Stout (@drkastout) July 4, 2020
August
Caroline Bird (@CarolineBirdUK) is one of my favorite poets. This — from her new book — is an example of why. Absurd, funny, so sad. I love it. pic.twitter.com/MRnZjUywKQ
— Devin Gael Kelly (@themoneyiowe) August 21, 2020
September
Great piece by @garyyounge
— Dana Gould (@danagould) August 28, 2020
pic.twitter.com/PRM9D752fM
October
Took a pic of the cat lookin out the window and accidentally turned him into some sort of god. pic.twitter.com/xjN4W6peSJ
— Amanda (@amandahys7) October 1, 2020
[New Music] @jackieevancho: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert
— discchord (@discchord) October 5, 2020
Literally before she was big.https://t.co/XmYBx5sq4T
Are you writing a sci-fi or fantasy novel? Are you struggling to choose a title for it?
— Pulp Librarian (@PulpLibrarian) October 27, 2020
Well good news! I've just analysed the titles of 1,500 DAW sci-fi and fantasy novels, and I think I've found the secret!
Come with me... pic.twitter.com/PZscVCJBzM
November
this was the first time i heard this song in 2020 and it was absolutely the best possible occasion 🎁 pic.twitter.com/Fb5fd2cDCH
— adri ♛ (@adriofwands) November 8, 2020
SOUTHERN view of Socialism. #FlipTheSenateBlue
— Jim and Chuck 🏳️🌈 👬🐻🌪🌊🌎 (@fireman452a) November 14, 2020
pic.twitter.com/OwYGwDBA18
December
These wonderful photos were inspired by the Brothers Grimm's Fairy Tales.
— Mark Rees (@reviewwales) December 20, 2020
Entitled Wanderings, they were taken around central Europe by Kilian Schoenberger who set out to capture the mood of the original folk stories.
You can just imagine strange creatures lurking in each scene! pic.twitter.com/zPcHBknTjU
comments powered by DisqusMalena Mörling, on death & grief — pic.twitter.com/JeYQmhOOCi
— Devin Gael Kelly (@themoneyiowe) December 29, 2020