ESJ Science

[BBC Earth @BBCEarth]

7 of Africa's forgotten wild cats http://t.co/zBuPMblr8x

[IOP support for teaching physics @IOPTeaching]

#ThrowbackThursday - Sunday marked the 328th anniversary of Netwton's Principia http://t.co/nOKqSr6BoY

[Royal Institution (now on Bluesky) @Ri_Science]

Fifteen more reasons to #savethebees http://t.co/egR7UwLwiP

[AQA @AQA]

AQA has seen the future of assessment – and it’s not inside the exam hall… Find out more here: http://t.co/lpcFpuhSEz #assessment2025

[Red Arrows @rafredarrows]

#STEM is vital to @RoyalAirForceUK & the Red Arrows - the team has skilled technicians who make the displays possible

[Smithsonian NMNH @NMNH]

How technology is helping us document specimens in the field: http://t.co/7RZc8QNZFx #SmithsonianGGI

[Popular Science @PopSci]

Self-healing material could fix airplane wings in mid flight
http://t.co/wLU1nCGf9V

[Trees for Life @treesforlifeuk]

Formal bid to bring back lynx to Scotland expected this summer. Exciting! #rewilding @GeorgeMonbiot http://t.co/IYqvvknJkA

[the Runaway @runawaylabbook]

The pH of my food! Prompted by a question by a student @imascientist event. #scicomm

http://t.co/YvV6zGRJBN

[STEM @LammasScience]

If everyone on the planet consumed as much as the average US citizen, four Earths would be needed to sustain them.

http://t.co/b9UCEh61CL

[Guardian Science @guardianscience]

Big science: the major projects already underway - graphic http://t.co/m3HwdNqfl7

[BBC Science News @BBCScienceNews]

The Jurassic problem in Jurassic World http://t.co/RUetHnxW82

[STEM @LammasScience]

British astronaut has invited school pupils to in an experiment to learn more about how to grow food in space.

http://t.co/bdXDUd3llo

[Reactions @ACSReactions]

Happy #NationalChocolateChipDay! How do you cookie? http://t.co/UoH1puY1yh

[Live Science @LiveScience]

Massive 7-Foot-Long Eel Caught in UK Almost Breaks Record http://t.co/8L4aPbyDVp

[Radyr Sixth Form @RadyrSixthForm]

Useful chemistry revision poster

[GCSEScience @GCSEScience_]

Neither hydrogen will give the other an electron. To make each other stable THEY SHARE. Covalent bond.

[Tes Global @TesGlobalX]

We’ve put together a collection of GCSE revision aids. Click here to view and download them http://t.co/9a4xzh6fR3

[Tes Science @tesScience]

This podcast series from Oxford University will engage KS4 and Post-16 students with the big questions in science http://t.co/h277UzLad4