Brit Sasser

Amateur Physicist, Philosopher, and Thinker

[Brit Sasser @BritSasser]

This is what Star Trek means to me. #StarTrek #LettertoCBS

[Marcia Smith @SpcPlcyOnline]

Updated again, with Bridenstine tweet. Trump Changes Course on NASA’s Moon Plans https://t.co/rAWiPHRQoE

[ChemistrySelect @ChemistrySelect]

2D NMR Studies of Bromotyrosine Alkaloid, Purpurealidin K from Marine Sponge Psammaplysilla purpurea (Majik) https://t.co/FsuTQZgjeX

[Astrophotography @NightSkyStars]

Blow Hole Beach, South Australia.
📷blntpencil
#nightsky #nightphotography #astrophotography #stars #milkyway #Australia

[John Hirose @JohnHirose]

@StarryEyedGir11 @charlieEIII @StdSucks @the1ucidone @Alex_Kurtzman I don't think the writers are capable of character development at least not in a way that's good.

[STD SUCKS @StdSucks]

NO ONE CARES ABOUT YOUR DEATH BECAUSE OF THE TERRIBLE WRITING IN STD. WHAT'S YOUR NAME AGAIN? #STARTREKDISCOVERY

[Chris G @ChrisG_SpX]

With the @NASA_SLS core stage fuel tanks now joined together, the Main Propulsion System is the outstanding element for final core stage integration before the major round of pre-flight testing begins for #SLS's maiden flight. #NASA
CLCK to read ARTICLE: https://t.co/NrTyy56tRO

[Nerdrotic @Nerdrotics]

#SwampThing was cancelled because the DC Universe is being "evaluated" sources say. Still. Is WB blaming NC who used tax payer money to partially pay for a TV show to save face? My original video on the original story from a local NC news outlet.
https://t.co/BzzUJaiOyA

[Marcia Smith @SpcPlcyOnline]

UPDATED with quote from White House official. Trump Changes Course on NASA’s Moon Plans https://t.co/Tu9phKB9ca

[NASA @NASA]

LIVE from @Nasdaq: Watch our experts talk about our plan for a robust economy in low-Earth orbit, including commercial and marketing activities. Ask questions using #askNASA. https://t.co/pYYrf4klb7

[Jeff Foust @jeff_foust]

A White House official, speaking on background: Our goal has always been Mars. We’ve asked Congress for additional resources to get to the Moon by 2024, which will enable us to get to Mars roughly a decade after creating a sustainable presence on the Moon.

[NASA Earth @NASAEarth]

EO On This Day: Viewing the Transit of Venus from Space https://t.co/50iZLBcNmf For the first time in history, and the last time for a century, astronauts captured images of the planetary transit as viewed from orbit.

[Planetary Society @exploreplanets]

More analysis and discussion of the Artemis plans: https://t.co/arwu4wriiX

[NASA's OSIRIS-REx @OSIRISREx]

This image was taken on April 11 during Flyby 6A from a distance of 2.9 miles (4.7 km). The long, thin rock located in the center of the upper part of the image is 23 ft (7.0 m) long ... about the length of a dump truck.

[NASA's OSIRIS-REx @OSIRISREx]

Since the poll showed that everyone wanted to see new spots on Bennu, do you think anyone will notice that part of this region was already seen in an earlier image?

Image details: https://t.co/ZMvLgRH9rx

[NASA GLOBE Observer @NASAGO]

Smoke from wildfires in Canada was so thick and widespread that it was visible from 1.5 million kilometers (1 million miles) away from Earth in this image from EPIC. The burning fueled pyrocumulus #clouds, which sent smoke high into the atmosphere. More: https://t.co/3JW8Pj78Zy

[ChemistrySelect @ChemistrySelect]

Facile Scalable Synthesis of Carbon-Coated Ge@C and GeX@C (X=S, Se) Anodes for High Performance Lithium-Ion Batteries (Tang) https://t.co/49kL5PKBrH

[P(David|Kipping) ∝ P(Kipping|David) P(David) @david_kipping]

Accelerate at one gee and after just a few decades onboard, you've crossed unimaginable distances thanks to time dilation. This week's #CoolWorlds video explores the limits of constant acceleration (https://t.co/JY3rFWHdF0).