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The 5000 And One Tweets

Five Thousand and One Tweets is a play on the famous title One thousand and One Nights. During our venture in the Twitter world to which we refer as the Tweetosphere, very often we got the impression of dwelling in a world outside of the known reality. We of course knew Twitter and have observed the platform for years on end, we even proceeded to live test back in the days to validate what we think we had learned. Now that The International Outsider is in its final format, we will soon publish an interactive flip book explaining what we are attempting to do and how we do it.

In the time being we hope that this little selection of few past Tweets will give to you a clear picture. Twitter is a tool that we intend to use at its optimal to achieve our aim which is mainly dissemination of science. Paradoxically, we are not obsessed by the amount of followers we take time to go through. Do not be astonished either to see among those we follow, people of every faith, opinion, beliefs or orientation. We do not choose our followers or those we follow because they mirror our thinking, we want to discover theirs and we certainly will always chose simplicity, modesty over arrogance even it comes from a so called intellectual.

@Gayani786 It is certainly the most interesting question here. @Interouts1 Unfortunately a tweet cannot answer to it properly @AnnaScott2019 So I cheated a bit to try to give you more details in the matter. pic.twitter.com/He77wI1BDK

— Astro Verbot Julia (@AstroVerbot) April 27, 2021

The extreme difficulty of clarifying what constitutes a prehistoric mammal and the open minefield that is cloning such a beast.

Ötzi, also called the Iceman has add a lot to our comprehension of how our ancestors interact, the equipment found near him @AnnaScott2019 @Interouts1 proves that those interactions were wider geographically than previously thought. Age 5300 yrs https://t.co/5f9ra3kHlv ������������ pic.twitter.com/Hombpfl0aM

— Astro Verbot Julia (@AstroVerbot) May 20, 2021

Our understanding of ourselves is enlarged and becomes more pertinently comprehensible when we find ancient members of our race preserved and intact like Otzi.

I read about that study last yr @Interouts1 @AnnaScott2019 Reminds me of "The selective brain cooling hypothesis [states] that, the quicker the brain cools, the more likely it is to survive," Did Ancient Humans Hibernate? | Unveiled https://t.co/XL4xesSVod via @YouTube

— Astro Verbot Julia (@AstroVerbot) May 24, 2021

An outlandish theory which shows how science evolves from todays wacky thoughts to tomorrow's full inclusion into the body of accepted work.

Fantastic what an achievement for a first. @Interouts1 @AnnaScott2019 With a small armada of rovers, fixed station or satellite in orbit we are closer to the day where finally we will be able to answer the question if life once appeared on Mars. Or if it is still present today. pic.twitter.com/lClMN3Giqq

— Astro Verbot Julia (@AstroVerbot) May 15, 2021

The arrival of China's rover Zhurong on Mars makes China the only nation with the USA to have achieved the placing of a working moving probe on another planet's surface.

@OrgPhysics There are some questions we do not bother anymore ��������we respect everyone in their beliefs, but I/We are tired to answer the moon hoax questions. @Interouts1 @AnnaScott2019 If you can't beat them join them! We prepared a video answer used each time the story goes out pic.twitter.com/2NEasm1qHz

— Astro Verbot Julia (@AstroVerbot) May 26, 2021

We respond most often to boring tweets by using humour and the inevitable conspiracy theories that seem to abound on social media nowadays.

Leonov could have dedicated his life to art, but the aspiring artist from a poor rural household could not afford the studies. He became world-famous as the first spacewalker. @Interouts1 @AnnaScott2019 Arthur C Clarke had a painting by him in his office. https://t.co/hUGCbiPKpE pic.twitter.com/FmY6hyVskv

— Astro Verbot Julia (@AstroVerbot) May 22, 2021

Alexi Leonov, the first ever man to walk in space wanted to be an artist and if he had followed that path,maybe history would not have known of a humourously talented and humane individual.

Magnificent! What drove me towards Lamartine years ago was this ' Un seul être vous manque et tout est dépeuplé.'You miss only one being and everything is emptiness(Approximate Translation). Extract for the Superb L'Isolement of Alphose Lamartine @Interouts1 @AnnaScott2019 pic.twitter.com/v3hk6ciJgU

— Astro Verbot Julia (@AstroVerbot) May 21, 2021

The joys of cultural beauty.Poetry speaks to the inner person and be it French or another culture, we all respond to grace

Try to figure out why her poles are upside down occupying the equator position? What happened to your moon Miranda? Are you digesting an impactor . What is about such an exotic Magnetic field? @Interouts1 @AnnaScott2019 Note-Moons are named after Shakespeare characters. pic.twitter.com/TpncBtEGfX

— Astro Verbot Julia (@AstroVerbot) May 20, 2021

Questions as to how we really deal with imponderable situations like being the first human to visit Miranda,Uranus's moon and the experiences we would encounter.

Wisteria is a genus of flowering plants in the legume family, Fabaceae (Leguminosae), that includes ten species of woody climbing bines) (that are native to China, Korea, Japan, Southern Canada, and the Eastern United States. @AnnaScott2019 @Interouts1 https://t.co/KW9O3dS0Ny pic.twitter.com/wRMhXmhiQ1

— Astro Verbot Julia (@AstroVerbot) May 13, 2021

The sheer overpowering beauty of exotic flora and fauna encourages us to see and experience the absolute wonder that is life itself.

You're welcome. The Galileo book is written by the definitive authority on his life. See Stillman's Wikipedia page. He spent his life decifering Galileo's pieces of scrap paper and found a treasure trove of keys that unlock how the discovered linear momentum, for example.

— Bob Leiweke (@BobLeiweke) May 20, 2021

The joy and profound excitement upon unearthing sources of information from manuscripts, books and artifacts leads us to even greater understanding.

@Interouts1 @AnnaScott2019 Introducing a young man spending time & passion on Astronomy Moons of the Solar System their volcanism & Voyager 2. @CanberraDSN Another hope in the scientific future of Africa. From Kempton Park, South Africa 04/24/2021 @NASAspaceplace @AstroLizsLab pic.twitter.com/BaLrfMcaw8

— Astro Verbot Julia (@AstroVerbot) April 24, 2021

A nations future is dependant on their youth and this young man bodes well for South Africa's science advancement with his overwhelming passion for Astronomy.

@Interouts1 @AnnaScott2019
Decorative cup made from a nautilus shell and often decorated with silver or gold trim...Made from a nautilus shell from the Indo West Pacific. The empty shells were mysterious sea treasures which captured the imagination of Renaissance artists. pic.twitter.com/FVw0pvcqHi

— Astro Verbot Julia (@AstroVerbot) May 17, 2021

Our culture and history is littered with quaint and immeasurable treasures which in their time were produced with the application of dedication to perfection, not often apparent in our time.

The world will always have people who are explorers. Who simply go to see what is beyond. They go at risk, but would rather risk than not. It will require a strong certain foothold, or great opportunity for the next group and a society for the next ...

— Frank Gilbert (@PFGilbert) May 19, 2021

Without the interchange of ideas and thoughts, we will not evolve and exploration in all its robes is a major part of the process.

The style is certainly not Egyptian , if that was discovered in Egypt it would have been the ultimate proof of trans-Atlantic voyage by the Egyptians, which would have been great. @Interouts1 @AnnaScott2019 This mask was found in in Teotihuacan, https://t.co/LDRimxlAEe

— Astro Verbot Julia (@AstroVerbot) May 22, 2021

Without the interchange of ideas and thoughts, we will not evolve and exploration in all its robes is a major part of the process.