I found this article interesting because scientists are researching more into TRAPPIST-1 and its ability to be a habitable zone. They found that this planet may be experiencing a powerful bombardment of protons. #UJphysics @cbauerreich
https://t.co/1vkO9Seni6
I found this article interesting, because scientists are using thermal-infrared cameras to detect orangutans in the Borneo forest. This will help conserve the critically endangered species. #UJphysics @cbauerreich https://t.co/myi4JReMdY
I found this article interesting because astronomers discovered a new planet's properties using seismic waves. The new planet is the size of Saturn, around 5 billion years old, and about 60 times the mass of Earth. #UJphysics @cbauerreich
https://t.co/TZefBdCF26
I found this article interesting, because it describes that ions move faster than atoms in gas streams above the sun. These ions are moving in sync with the oscillation of the magnetic fields. #UJphysics @cbauerreich https://t.co/FyyGGl4FUR
This article is interesting because the radiation from the sun is causing this asteroid to spin faster over time. Scientists are also trying to collect some of its particles to determine its physical/chemical composition. #UJphysics @cbauerreich
https://t.co/H9kqAKJkL0
I found this article interesting because with physics we are able to better understand the Auroras and the energetic processes that occur in space. #UJphysics @cbauerreich https://t.co/ueWpt9nuc9
This article is interesting, because there was three asteroids that passed by Earth on Saturday. One of these asteroids was closer in distance to Earth than the distance between the moon and Earth. #UJphysics @cbauerreich
https://t.co/F80poY3uow via @LiveScience
I found this article interesting, because learning physics ultimately stimulates the dorsal lateral prefrontal cortex. Therefore, learning physics is an imaginative process. #UJphysics @cbauerreich
https://t.co/9kjq0ciqEp via @medical_xpress
I found this article interesting because by changing the wing shape or size, it can ultimately reduce drag which can increase the speed of the aircraft. The airplanes can also save fuel. #UJphysics @cbauerreich
https://t.co/NAsEiuvsyK
This article is interesting because it gives us more of an insight on black holes and how the magnetic field and gravitational forces play a role in feeding the black holes. #UJphysics @cbauerreich Magnetic field feeds a supermassive black hole https://t.co/WBAego6xCj