Reposted by Thony Christie James A. Palmer @jamespqr77.bsky.social · 2hIn case anyone needs to hear it, making references to Simon of Trent as if the legends about him have any basis in reality puts a big red flag on you that says "antisemite." If you don't understand why that is, I recommend reading a damned history book. Like this one maybe: 3134
Reposted by Thony Christie Thony Christie @rmathematicus.bsky.social · 9hLutheran university professor, mathematician, Copernican astronomer and Kepler's teacher, Michael Mästlin, was born 30 September 1550 #histsci thonyc.wordpress.com/2018/07/11/m...thonyc.wordpress.comMichael Mästlin: not just Kepler’s teacherA large number of significant but minor figures in the history of science tend to get lost in the shadows of those, whom we have raised to god like status within that history; whole hordes have bee… 061
Reposted by Thony Christie Alex Wellerstein @wellerstein.bsky.social · 8hQuite a remarkable map, table, and diagram from a 1971 report on launch-on-warning, showing the implications of Soviet submarine launched ballistic missiles (SLBM) on detection, reaction, deliberation, and response time. All numbers are in SECONDS, which is what I find the most wild about it. 911336
Reposted by Thony Christie Helen Gittos @helengittos.bsky.social · 28/09/2026New from Ryan Lavelle: to be published in November. Bet this'll be excellent! yalebooks.co.uk/book/9780300... 03310
Reposted by Thony Christie Steve Brusatte @stevebrusatte.bsky.social · 9h🚨Postdoc job alert: Come work with my paleontology & evolution group in Edinburgh! Researcher in Cognitive Evolution Over Deep Time. You'll study how brains & neurons have evolved over time, and predict neuron count in extinct species! www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DTC355/p...jobs.ac.ukPostdoctoral Research Associate in Cognitive Evolution over Deep Time at The University of EdinburghApply for the Postdoctoral Research Associate in Cognitive Evolution over Deep Time role on jobs.ac.uk, the top job board for academic positions in higher education. View details and apply now. 24961
Thony Christie @rmathematicus.bsky.social · 9hLutheran university professor, mathematician, Copernican astronomer and Kepler's teacher, Michael Mästlin, was born 30 September 1550 #histsci thonyc.wordpress.com/2018/07/11/m...thonyc.wordpress.comMichael Mästlin: not just Kepler’s teacherA large number of significant but minor figures in the history of science tend to get lost in the shadows of those, whom we have raised to god like status within that history; whole hordes have bee… 061
Reposted by Thony Christie Brigitte Nerlich @bnerlich.bsky.social · 13hThis issue should be of interest to everybody on Bluesky who is interested in current affairs www.tandfonline.com/toc/csac20/c...tandfonline.comScience as CultureTech Oligarchy Forum - Part 1. Volume 35, Issue 3 of Science as Culture 173
Reposted by Thony Christie How-to History @howtohistory.bsky.social · 16hMulberries, by Joe Saunders. Perhaps the most notable chapter in the history of the British mulberry relates to King James VI & I who sought to establish a home-grown silk industry to rival that of Italy and France. how-to-history.com/2026/09/30/m...how-to-history.comMulberriesJoe Saunders Mulberries are wonderful trees bearing lovely fruit. Despite their distinctiveness these trees ‘are often overlooked and even at the height of their fruit season they can remain unnoti… 1239
Reposted by Thony Christie Linda Andersson Burnett @lindaaburnett.bsky.social · 29/09/2026The Instructing Colonial Natural History Seminar Series is back and we have a stellar line up: @sadiahqureshi.bsky.social, 6 Oct; @cberiksen.bsky.social, 28 Oct; Jim Endersby, 25 Nov; and Ma. Mercedes G. Planta, 9 Dec. All seminars are on Zoom, 15-16 CET 14124
Reposted by Thony Christie Thony Christie @rmathematicus.bsky.social · 29/09/2026Michael Servetus, the first European to discover pulmonary blood circulation and who was condemned and executed by the Calvinist for blasphemy, was born 29 September 1511 #histsci #histmed thonyc.wordpress.com/2012/09/29/n...thonyc.wordpress.comNot a martyr for science.Those who still mistakenly subscribe to the White-Draper hypothesis of a war of religion against science, and these days it is mostly gnu atheists and their ilk, invariably produce lists of the mar… 283
Reposted by Thony Christie Dorothy Bishop @deevybee.bsky.social · 29/09/2026i wish they weren’t called “settlers”. Makes them sound quite cosy. How about “invaders”? 2253
Reposted by Thony Christie Daniel Bellingradt @dbellingradt.bsky.social · 29/09/2026Some do know that live-tweeting at events became a thing in mid-eighteenth century when a certain someone found his trumpet and lost his manners ... #LiveTweetingAtEvents 46214
Reposted by Thony Christie Dr Ella Hawkins @ellamchawk.bsky.social · 29/09/2026Elizabethan playhouses were supplied by a network of tailors, merchants & craftswomen. Their names survive in records, but little is known about their lives. I’m working on new research that brings the stories of these makers & traders centre stage. Here is the project in biscuit (cookie) form. 🍪 15562166
Reposted by Thony Christie Lisa Smith @historybeagle.bsky.social · 29/09/2026The #EarlyModern Recipes Online Collective annual transcribathon, w/ @wellcomecollection.bsky.social & @rcpmuseum.bsky.social, is 13 Nov. Guest speakers on old age and domestic care are @emmamarshall.bsky.social and Lynn Botelho. Hope you can join us! Details here: emroc.hypotheses.org/5254 #HistMedemroc.hypotheses.org2026 Transcribathon Schedule AnnouncedRecipes through the Ages Friday, November 13, 2026 Join EMROC, Wellcome Collection, and theRoyal College of Physicians for a day of transcribing, virtual chatting, and live talks. This year we are ex... 01817
Reposted by Thony Christie Ed Zitron @edzitron.com · 29/09/2026Reuters got some of the IPO docs. Anthropic is a total dog of a company. Spent $12.6bn to make $4.6bn in revenue in 2025, $7.33bn of which was compute costs. Operating loss of $8bn. Losses getting worse year over year. Amazing stuff www.reuters.com/business/fin... 17241341388
Reposted by Thony Christie Florian Urban @florianurban.bsky.social · 29/09/2026The embodied energy figures (with sources) from our book "Form Follows Fuel" are now open access. This is a useful resource for anyone in need of simple embodied energy figures for a building design - eg steel: 10.56 kWh/kg, concrete 0.3 kWh/kg. eur01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com?url=https%3A...eur01.safelinks.protection.outlook.comForm Follows Fuel | 14 Buildings from Antiquity to the Oil Age | FloriModernists believed that “form follows function.” Form Follows Fuel shows that in fact energy has been the biggest influence on the world’s architecture 045
Reposted by Thony Christie Andrew Richards @andrewwr235.bsky.social · 29/09/2026I think it would be helpful for the excellent article to mention what he was accused of, and what he was condemned for. Of the 38 articles of accusation, almost all were doctrinal issues, mostly to do with the Trinity and validity of infant baptism. 101
Reposted by Thony Christie Diana B. Greenwald @dbgreenwald.bsky.social · 29/09/2026I just screen recorded a tour through Google satellite imagery of Gaza, some of which was just updated with 2026 images. This is just over 10 minutes long and goes basically north to south through Gaza. It only captures a very small fraction of the destruction. youtu.be/mpTgjAhJ78U?...youtu.beGoogle satellite imagery of the Gaza StripYouTube video by Diana Greenwald 12113
Reposted by Thony Christie MeidasTouch @meidastouch.com · 28/09/2026Trump: Sleepy Joe Biden, have you heard of him? *a few moments later* Trump: 😴😴😴 50770572512
Thony Christie @rmathematicus.bsky.social · 29/09/2026Michael Servetus, the first European to discover pulmonary blood circulation and who was condemned and executed by the Calvinist for blasphemy, was born 29 September 1511 #histsci #histmed thonyc.wordpress.com/2012/09/29/n...thonyc.wordpress.comNot a martyr for science.Those who still mistakenly subscribe to the White-Draper hypothesis of a war of religion against science, and these days it is mostly gnu atheists and their ilk, invariably produce lists of the mar… 283
Thony Christie @rmathematicus.bsky.social · 28/09/2026The story of Jodrell Bank www.bbc.com/audio/play/w...bbc.comBBC Audio | Witness History | The birth of Jodrell BankIn 1957, building finished on what was then the largest radio telescope in the world 072
Reposted by Thony Christie Thony Christie @rmathematicus.bsky.social · 28/09/2026French astronomer, mathematician, Ismael Boulliau, who was a Keplerian and suggested the first inverse squared theory of gravity, was born 28 September 1605 #histsci thonyc.wordpress.com/2021/11/24/t...thonyc.wordpress.comThe astronomical librarianI’m continuing my look at the French mathematician astronomers of the seventeenth century with some of those, who were both members of Nicolas-Claude Fabri de Peiresc’s group of telescopic, as… 0195
Reposted by Thony Christie Astronomer Royal for Scotland | Catherine Heymans @astroroyalscot.bsky.social · 28/09/2026And if anyone is interested in the book version of the #Multiverse, here is me reading the start of the Multiverse chapter from "How to Design a Universe" (the mad story I tell is 100% true) 😵💫 🔭 www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVQ1...youtube.comChapter 7! The Multiverse YouTube video by Astronomer Royal Scotland Prof Catherine Heymans 0165
Reposted by Thony Christie Daniel Bellingradt @dbellingradt.bsky.social · 28/09/2026A man riding a horse, holding a flaming sword, swearing and yelling, and all this on a hand-coloured etching, which was in fact larger as you see here, was a published comment about the abnormally bad weather of 1799 in Europe. Did I mention yet that the riding scene is happening on a beer tankard? 26210
Reposted by Thony Christie Universal Short Title Catalogue @universalstc.bsky.social · 28/09/2026Arthur der Weduwen, co-director of the USTC, has published 'The Last Invasion of England' investigating the Dutch Republics motives behind the daring invasion of England that led to revolution. Read about how the Dutch utilized print during the campaign at the link! www.ustc.ac.uk/news/the-pri... 12610
Thony Christie @rmathematicus.bsky.social · 28/09/2026French astronomer, mathematician, Ismael Boulliau, who was a Keplerian and suggested the first inverse squared theory of gravity, was born 28 September 1605 #histsci thonyc.wordpress.com/2021/11/24/t...thonyc.wordpress.comThe astronomical librarianI’m continuing my look at the French mathematician astronomers of the seventeenth century with some of those, who were both members of Nicolas-Claude Fabri de Peiresc’s group of telescopic, as… 0195
Reposted by Thony Christie Eileen Clancy 🧿 @clancyny.bsky.social · 28/09/2026Anyone need a thrilling science story? Right here ⤵️ 1228
Reposted by Thony Christie Timoer @timoer.bsky.social · 27/09/2026More than just a history of Russia, this excellent book is also a history of Russian literature, ecology, environmentalism, etc. Recommended! Book 40 (or thereabout) of this year. 261
Reposted by Thony Christie Robert Reich @rbreich.bsky.social · 26/09/2026The amount of Amazon workers relying on SNAP and Medicaid has nearly tripled since 2020 — while Amazon’s annual profits soared by over 550%. It’s the same story everywhere: corporate profits are at record highs, while workers’ share of the economy is at a record low. We must unrig the system. 546156546007
Reposted by Thony Christie Greg Priest @gregpriest.bsky.social · 26/09/2026Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring was published OTD in 1962. “[W]e have now acquired a fateful power to alter and destroy nature. But man is a part of nature, and his war against nature is inevitably a war against himself.” 🌱🐋 # HistSTM 🧪🌎 #philsci #philsky #WomeninSTEM 07337
Reposted by Thony Christie Ele Willoughby @minouette.bsky.social · 26/09/2026Happy birthday to #neuroscientist Hendrik Van der Loos (1929-1993) shown in my #linocut with his discovery (along with medical student Thomas Woolsey), of the barrel cortex, along with the mouse head & whiskers linked directly to it. 🧪🐡🧠 #histsci #histmed Some species of rodents have a region of 1295
Reposted by Thony Christie Princeton University Press @princetonupress.bsky.social · 25/09/2026Wonderful to see that Helen De Cruz has won the International Society for Science & Religion's General Readership Book Prize for her work, Wonderstruck! This illuminating book reveals how wonder and awe are catalysts that can help us reclaim what makes life worth living. Learn more: buff.ly/IYNfe0Q 112442
Reposted by Thony Christie Liesbeth Corens @onslies.bsky.social · 25/09/2026Actually saw @celinecamps.bsky.social talk about screws! And now I will be seeing screws, hidden or not, for the next couple of weeks… Lovely to actually meet in real life, @celinecamps.bsky.social! such exciting research! 192
Reposted by Thony Christie The Well-read Naturalist @wellreadnaturalist.bsky.social · 25/09/2026If you'd like to get nerdy today, and I mean really nerdy, you would be hard pressed to do better than this @newbooksnetwork.bsky.social History of Science podcast episode about the new book "Projecting Knowledge: The Optical Lantern and Science Communication, 1880s-1940s" (Brepols). #HistScipodcasts.apple.comProjecting Knowledge: The Optical Lantern and Science Communication, 1880s-1940s with Dulce da Rocha Gonçalves, Nico de Klerk and Frank Kessler (Brepols, 2026)Podcast Episode · New Books in the History of Science · September 25 · 59m 012
Reposted by Thony Christie Ted McCormick @tedmccormick.bsky.social · 25/09/2026today in Stop Romanticizing Canada: Quebec’s Bill 9 has just taken effect, barring women in veils from receiving public services. Public employees include university faculty, so professors have been instructed to require veiled women to uncover their faces or be removed from the classroom. 9252104
Reposted by Thony Christie Karl Galle @karlgalle.bsky.social · 25/09/2026A nice account in @nybooks.com of Jessica Riskin's new book on Lamarck: bookshop.org/p/books/the-... #HistSTMbookshop.orgThe Power of Life: The Invention of Biology and the Revolutionary Science of Jean-Baptiste LamarckA NEW YORKER BEST BOOK OF 2026“A truly remarkable achievement.” —Jill Lepore“A gorgeous story of human nature and animal behavior—and of the way science itself evolves.” —Dava SobelThe tumultuous life... 034
Reposted by Thony Christie Thony Christie @rmathematicus.bsky.social · 25/09/2026Danish astronomer, Ole Rømer, who used the Moons of Jupiter to determine the speed of light, was born 25 September 1644 #histsci thonyc.wordpress.com/2013/09/25/t...thonyc.wordpress.comThe speed of light, a spin off from longitude research.When I was growing up in the dim and distant twentieth century spin-off was one of the most frequently used buzz words in the public discussion of science and technology; a spin-off being an uninte… 1125
Reposted by Thony Christie M Meerkat @kackbro.bsky.social · 25/09/2026Absofreakinlutely 💯% True...... 276189284922
Reposted by Thony Christie Iwan Rhys Morus @irmorus.bsky.social · 25/09/2026The photograph's a composite, of course. Not even Tesla took that much of a risk for his showmanship! 1215
Reposted by Thony Christie Michael Marshall @mrmmarsh.bsky.social · 25/09/2026Why it is reasonable to label Nathan Cofnas’ race realism as pseudoscientific | Pieter Beck "Race realist" Nathan Cofnas claims his "hereditarianist" viewpoint is scientifically accurate - by citing pseudoscientific research and misleading rhetoric. 22711
Thony Christie @rmathematicus.bsky.social · 25/09/2026Danish astronomer, Ole Rømer, who used the Moons of Jupiter to determine the speed of light, was born 25 September 1644 #histsci thonyc.wordpress.com/2013/09/25/t...thonyc.wordpress.comThe speed of light, a spin off from longitude research.When I was growing up in the dim and distant twentieth century spin-off was one of the most frequently used buzz words in the public discussion of science and technology; a spin-off being an uninte… 1125
Reposted by Thony Christie Dr Anna Clark @drannaclark.bsky.social · 25/09/2026Helicoidal staircase at Palazzo Barberini c.1630, by Francesco Borromini, great Italian Baroque architect, born in Ticino #OTD 1599. Palazzo Barberini, Rome 25110
Reposted by Thony Christie Celeste Headlee @celesteheadlee.bsky.social · 24/09/2026So, Banksy bought a used yacht, repaired it and retrofitted it to serve as a rescue boat to save migrants in the central Mediterranean. The whole project cost the artist $860,000. Since 2020, the boat has saved more than 3,800 people. londondaily.com/banksy-funds...londondaily.comBanksy funds refugee rescue boat operating in Mediterranean - London DailyExclusive: UK artist finances bright pink motor yacht that set sail in secrecy to avoid being intercepted by authorities 396382559
Reposted by Thony Christie Thony Christie @rmathematicus.bsky.social · 24/09/2026From Brahmagupta to Viète: The thousand year journey of the decimal place-value number system and algebra into formal, European mathematics #histsci thonyc.wordpress.com/2026/09/24/t...thonyc.wordpress.comTake it to the limit one more time – a history of calculus VWe have been looking at the historical development of the method of exhaustion in Ancient Greece and China. Parallels are often drawn, not incorrectly, between the method of exhaustion and integral… 083
Reposted by Thony Christie Shannon K. Supple @mazarine.bsky.social · 23/09/2026Got to listen to this today and it was so good to hear @ewatson.bsky.social talk about her research within and inspired by her fellowship. Great work, Elise! 162
Reposted by Thony Christie David Veevers @davidveevers.bsky.social · 24/09/2026My old boss has asked me to give his new book a social media bump, because he has wisely chosen never to set up his own account! So I’m happy to announce that ‘Britain’s Slave Traders: A Hidden History’ is available today in all good bookshops! www.penguin.co.uk/books/460026... 8252104
Reposted by Thony Christie Dr. Black's Medieval Remedies @winstonblack.bsky.social · 24/09/2026So much I love here (busy nuns! soapwort marginalia! medieval people kept clean!), but the plant was called "saponaria" not "saponifera". Soapwort was used for washing, but real soap was made in many medieval homes, and imported in large quantities and many varieties. 23412
Thony Christie @rmathematicus.bsky.social · 24/09/2026From Brahmagupta to Viète: The thousand year journey of the decimal place-value number system and algebra into formal, European mathematics #histsci thonyc.wordpress.com/2026/09/24/t...thonyc.wordpress.comTake it to the limit one more time – a history of calculus VWe have been looking at the historical development of the method of exhaustion in Ancient Greece and China. Parallels are often drawn, not incorrectly, between the method of exhaustion and integral… 083
Thony Christie @rmathematicus.bsky.social · 24/09/2026I done fucked up!!! Major error in post Take it to the limit one more time – a history of calculus Correction here thonyc.wordpress.com/2026/09/24/t...thonyc.wordpress.comTake it to the limit one more time – a history of calculus IVbI done fucked up! In the last post in this series I stated that Zu Chongzhi’s determination of the value of Pi was the most accurate until the sixteenth century and the determination of the German… 190
Reposted by Thony Christie Alex Wingate @bibliowingate.bsky.social · 24/09/2026Today an art history class came to SpecColl that was ostensibly about the Enlightenment, but since we had pulled an *Encyclopedie* vol with plates showing chemical/chymical things, I ended up explaining all the alchemical symbols and imagery! Yay for useful esoteric knowledge! 2281