🧭 In 1907, a Carnegie "magnetician" named Harlan Wilbur Fisk boarded a ship for Bermuda with a magnetometer, an observing tent, and a mystery to solve. #Carnegie125
🔗 https://t.co/cdgUC3NFyz
Next week, we'll be listening to #Bermuda in stereo for the first time!
Follow along on the @CarnegiePlanets Instagram for behind-the-scenes looks at the fieldwork, science, and story of this mysterious volcanic island. #CarnegieBEST
Learn more 👇
https://t.co/qAmu5mCFMK
POV: You're watching the universe unfold. 🌌
Happy #InternationalDayOfPlanetariums! Inside our portable planetarium, kids explore the Solar System, go stargazing in Chile, and travel in time—all from their own classroom. 🔭✨
Learn more: https://t.co/gPJSZQHmg9
#Carnegie125
One of our most beloved of our educational initiatives fits inside the trunk of a car! The Inflatable Planetarium is the ninth item in our #Carnegie125 objects campaign.
We sat down w/ Outreach Coordinator Jeff Rich to learn more. Read the full Q&A👇
https://t.co/AlmIZnGhqW
🤯 🏝️ Want to know the REAL mystery of Bermuda?
At a recent #NeighborhoodLecture, #CarnegiePostdoc William Frazer took us beyond the triangle to one of the strangest puzzles in modern geology: Why does Bermuda exist?
Good news, we recorded it for you: https://t.co/hLaMJro85J
Diamonds form under extreme pressure and temperature conditions and studying them helps @carnegieplanets geoscientists understand the forces that shaped our planet's history #StarWarsDay#MayTheFourthBeWithYou
The materials scientists at @CarnegiePlanets use the force every day to understand fundamental chemical processes and synthesize novel materials with potentially useful properties. #StarWarsDay
Our @CarnegieAstro scientists study, among other things, galaxies far, far away, elucidating the secrets of the early universe and the first generations of stars. #StarWarsDay#MayTheFourthBeWithYou
Object 10 of #Carnegie125: a @washingtonpost clipping by @Joan_Nathan
and a worn grey notebook marked "Lunch Club." Two objects that serve as windows into the oldest surviving tradition at the Earth & Planets Lab.
Full story + The Lunch Club Cookbook: https://t.co/kgTLjhN1An
A seismic mystery lurks beneath Bermuda. Join us for a special #NeighborhoodLecture as Carnegie postdoc William Frazer goes beyond the triangle to uncover the truth! 🔺🏝️🕵️🪨🤯
🗓️ April 30 @ 6:30 PM ET
📍 Earth & Planets Laboratory | Washington, D.C.
🔗 https://t.co/EI1T74LNPq
La stella più incontaminata è una gigante rossa della Via Lattea e ha così pochi metalli che potrebbe appartenere alla 2/a generazione di corpi celesti formatisi poche centinaia di milioni di anni dopo l'universo. @LCOAstro@carnegiescience https://t.co/aZt8BPZWO4
Thanks to @TheRosaLab leader Dr. Lorenzo Rosa for coming to our campus and presenting inter alia his timely research on the impact on food prices of fertilizer supply chain disruptions due to wars in #Ukraine and #Iran cc: @carnegiescience
Magic happens when geographers get together with astrophysicists!! Thank you so much to @carnegiescience for visiting us during our Geodesign Summit and discussing ways that "geospatial" and "digital twins" can apply to "cities of stars" and the telescopes that discover them!
So, you want to buy a telescope?
Carnegie experts share advice for stargazers who are ready to graduate to being amateur astronomers with their own telescopes.
🔭 https://t.co/CHTRZSw28C
#BackyardAstronomers#CitizenScienceMonth#Stargazers#Telescope
So you want to be a stargazer, but you don't know how to get started? Carnegie Science Observatories astronomers are here to help—no telescope required.
Step one? Look up! 👁️ 👁️
https://t.co/WvuQyPCatA
We know we tend to spend a lot of time talking about the "planets" part of the Earth & Planets Laboratory. But our hands-down favorite planet of all time is still the one we live on. Happy #EarthDay!
Learn how we study our home among the stars. 👇
https://t.co/bac1B84vfJ
A seismic mystery lurks beneath Bermuda. Join us for a special #NeighborhoodLecture as Carnegie postdoc William Frazer goes beyond the triangle to uncover the truth! 🔺🏝️🕵️🪨🤯
🗓️ April 30 @ 6:30 PM ET
📍 Earth & Planets Laboratory | Washington, D.C.
🔗 https://t.co/EI1T74LNPq
Object 8 of #Carnegie125 is an embosser from the early 1900s that once stamped our official seal.
For more than a century, that mark would appear on publications, the Year Book, swag, and even a ceramic core used to cast a Magellan telescope mirror.
👉 https://t.co/ncerRJwkOv