If you’re fascinated by the weird world of particles—and who isn’t?—check out the brand new All Things Neutrino website. Learn what neutrinos are, where they come from, and why scientists can’t stop studying them: https://t.co/Jh5EVU6cIa #science#physics
#OTD in 1952, the Marines announced they would be recalling @RedSox great Ted Williams to active duty. Williams had served as a pilot during WWII and would fly another 39 combat missions in Korea, often as future astronaut John Glenn's wingman. He returned to play 8 more seasons
What a fantastic set of Science Comedy shows this weekend! Big thanks to @kashapatel@sciencecomedian@lizlandau@RobertMaction and @erikvance (not pictured) for providing countless laughs! Like our Facebook page for the latest updates: https://t.co/aRlFfwOtaJ
@luceroivettte That definitely means you're doing it right. Most writers I've heard give talks about their process all say they still get nerves, even veteran reporters. Perhaps it means you care a lot!
Auroras are produced when electrons & protons from Earth’s magnetosphere rain down into the ionosphere, a region of charged particles in the upper atmosphere. When these electrons & protons become excited, they emit light of varying colors, most often green, red and blue #excited
A free press is essential, helpful and vital, a light in the dark, a watchdog, a check and a balance, and without it, we have no hope of keeping an honest, productive government of the people, by the people, and for the people. The public has a right to know.
Longing for a world full of understanding and a lack of hatred. Her story has some good points to live by that show how simple it can be to care about other humans. https://t.co/rdVdGgHa2b
NO! It is not okay to grab a reporter and shove them out of an EPA meeting for asking for a question. If this is to be allowed, what's next?Reprehensible behavior from our government.
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@aprilaser To the responder who thinks this doesn't belong: All this information is available elsewhere online (name and professional title), just not in one list. Thanks for putting a list together!
What was your favorite short science video or audio piece from last year? Honor the maker by nominating it for the @DCSWA Newsbrief Award for Multimedia. Deadline THURSDAY. #scicomm https://t.co/HlYgadiGrN
The crew of Apollo 8 took this photo, later dubbed "Earthrise," #Today in 1968. During a broadcast that night, pilot Jim Lovell said "The vast loneliness is awe-inspiring and it makes you realize just what you have back there on Earth."