It’s time I added to my 12 tweets in 8 years. I want the world to know that today we said goodbye to my dear stepson Harry aged 33. Life just ain’t fair. He fitted so much into his short life but still had so much to offer. The world is poorer without him. śpię dobrze Harry.
@RAL_Space_STFC What about RAL's most important contribution - to the Huygens SSP which made the first measurements of the physical properties of the surface of Titan?
Just heard the sad news Arnold Wolfendale has died - ex Astronomer Royal & @RoyalAstroSoc Pres. As a youngster, I appeared before his committee-he was scary. As I got to know him, I found he was a lovely man. And he backed me to build SSP for @ESA 's Huygens Probe. RIP Arnold
@esascience Were there any reports of observations of BC from the ground - telescopic/binoculars - during the flyby?
John Zarnecki, Emeritus Prof of Space Science
We are at glorious @LDNLutonAirport waiting for the very last escape flight of the day. It leaves 35 minutes before zero hour. We shall be in the air so for us Brexit won't happen!!
Do widzenia
To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the moon landing BBC4's The Sky at Night looks back through the BBC archive to tell the story. Emeritus Professor John Zarnecki features, and discusses the scientific and engineering challenges of the Apollo mission. https://t.co/8aEQ9clU0g
@thebeatles It has to be "I heard the news today oh boy, 4000 holes in Blackburn Lancashire".
I heard it while still at school and life was never the same again!