Vatsal Panwar
@vatsalpan.bsky.social
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Astronomer working on characterizing exoplanets 🪐and their atmospheres 🌈⛅️ at University of Warwick.
Bikes and good public transport make me happy, car centric urban streets make me grumpy. 🔭🚲🚉
Astronomer working on characterizing exoplanets 🪐and their atmospheres 🌈⛅️ at University of Warwick.
Bikes and good public transport make me happy, car centric urban streets make me grumpy. 🔭🚲🚉
Haha yeah you do need the right conditions, I didn’t believe it until I saw it twice at La Silla! Hope you are having clear nights otherwise :)
October 17, 2023 at 5:39 PM
Haha yeah you do need the right conditions, I didn’t believe it until I saw it twice at La Silla! Hope you are having clear nights otherwise :)
Did you see the green flash before the sunset?
October 15, 2023 at 10:04 PM
Did you see the green flash before the sunset?
Curious to hear more about people who have done this switch too! I have often wondered about this as a future option, and data science jobs to develop solutions for fighting climate change seem interesting! I know Kamen Todorov who made such a switch a while ago www.linkedin.com/in/kamen-o-t...
September 6, 2023 at 12:25 PM
Curious to hear more about people who have done this switch too! I have often wondered about this as a future option, and data science jobs to develop solutions for fighting climate change seem interesting! I know Kamen Todorov who made such a switch a while ago www.linkedin.com/in/kamen-o-t...
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Great advice! My own list would look very similar to yours. Especially the last one - attaching your whole identity to your work is a recipe for burn out (at ALL career stages).
September 5, 2023 at 9:39 AM
Great advice! My own list would look very similar to yours. Especially the last one - attaching your whole identity to your work is a recipe for burn out (at ALL career stages).
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As far as I know mlem means the tongue is in motion, in the act of licking, hence the onomatopoetic nature of the word. A blep is stationary. www.dictionary.com/e/slang/mlem/
mlem Meaning & Origin | Slang by Dictionary.com
Is that peanut butter on my nose?
www.dictionary.com
August 30, 2023 at 4:26 AM
As far as I know mlem means the tongue is in motion, in the act of licking, hence the onomatopoetic nature of the word. A blep is stationary. www.dictionary.com/e/slang/mlem/
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There still seems to be confusion on derp vs blep vs mlem.
My contention that they are in order or the amount of tongue showing. That is a mlem- the biggest of the bunch. Derp is when just a tiny bit is showing and blep is in the middle.
My contention that they are in order or the amount of tongue showing. That is a mlem- the biggest of the bunch. Derp is when just a tiny bit is showing and blep is in the middle.
August 30, 2023 at 3:04 AM
There still seems to be confusion on derp vs blep vs mlem.
My contention that they are in order or the amount of tongue showing. That is a mlem- the biggest of the bunch. Derp is when just a tiny bit is showing and blep is in the middle.
My contention that they are in order or the amount of tongue showing. That is a mlem- the biggest of the bunch. Derp is when just a tiny bit is showing and blep is in the middle.