Stephen Hawking is one of the most influential physicists the world will ever see. His scientific findings such as Hawking Radiation have changed the way we think about the universe. He is an inspiration to me because of his mind, but also because he didn’t let his ALS stop him. https://t.co/3d3JhBs0OG
His passing has left an intellectual vacuum in his wake. But it's not empty. Think of it as a kind of vacuum energy permeating the fabric of spacetime that defies measure. Stephen Hawking, RIP 1942-2018.
believe that the small chance of finding new life close to earth is now a possibility! Maybe 2018 will be the year where we find that we are not alone in this universe!
This finding is a gargantuan stride ( in my opinion) to the search for extra terrestrial life, whether they are microscopic organisms or something larger. I am aware that scientists have hypothesized and speculated that there may be frozen water on other planets, but I cannot https://t.co/ITegtCAxpb
You learn something new every day... I am now interested in the reasoning behind “moji” now that we know about the “e”. Does anyone have any answers?? https://t.co/u6CifkVrFX
What an incredible painting for such an astounding amount of money. I highly recommend clicking on the link and watching the video, it was very well done and it well help you develop a full understanding and respect for this masterpiece. This is art at it’s best. https://t.co/NGAUgxBS7r
#ScienceNews for today, I find this hard to believe. Maybe in the future humans will have a planetary diamond mining industry, but not every planet...on Venus, it rains sulfuric acid, ouch! https://t.co/BIO5grWBnn
@ASL_RuhanB23 The kind words are much appreciated Ruhan, I believe that dark matter may be a seperate type of matter than baryonic matter, but I think that it is too early for me to assert with confidence that it exists. As more evidence is collected, my stance will become more definitive.
#Sciencenews of the day, when we look out into space we are actually looking back in time because it takes time for light to reach our point in the universe. 11 billion years is incredible! Earth is only around 4.54 billion years old. https://t.co/GiXZI21KPf
@ASL_Dyer A good tweet is concise, intriguing, and it actually shares something that is of intellectual value instead of a waste of words. I believe that sharing about what you think is interesting and what you think others will like forms the most well crafted tweets.
For chess lovers like myself, click the link and try to figure it out! @chesscom is a really incredible application, highly reccomend!👍 https://t.co/YqJyBlSvV2
In a typical galaxy, there are about 100 thousand million stars.
There are 300+ galaxies in this picture alone! Space really is marvelous! https://t.co/dr4uVQEPEv