What’s up for April? ☄️
Don’t miss Mercury at its brightest for the year, the Lyrid meteor shower, and your best chance to see comet c/2025 R3!
Will you be stargazing this month?
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Join the 4-Week Stargazing Facilitator Training in St Lucia this July–August! 🇱🇨🔭
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The results are in: We won 12 #Webbys, six of which were People’s Voice Awards! Thank you for voting for us – we love sharing space with you. https://t.co/sJZnLcscmF
The awesome @JWST_Telescope is completely open for any researcher anywhere in the world. Dual anonymous peer review means a focus on the science. Here's a gift for astronomers in Africa or anywhere in the world. How will you use it? #astronomy2024@stsci
Did you'll see how Julien absolutely ATE those @PUMA shots & left no crumbs?
Like sis is absolutely gorgeous & breathtaking in those photos!!!
I smell the brand deals coming because how can you not have that face getting your products flying off the shelves!
Look at her😍!!
About to connect with the ISS to talk with a female astronaut on board (Suni Williams) while having TWO female astronauts in the room!!! (Mae Jemison and Sian Proctor). What a Women's Day!!! :) #astronomy2024 watch live at https://t.co/d1OrFlMRv5
Welcome to the first ever (as far as I know) fully hybrid poster session setup! Each screen will be a zoom room so the poster presenter can be either in front of the screen or inside the screen (same for participants). Let's see how this goes at kickoff tomorrow 🤞#astronomy2024
We’re still buzzing from yesterday’s spectacular opening ceremony! 🎉 But the excitement continues—today, we have a special event with Astronaut Sian Proctor. 🚀✨
Introducing “Umnyele wezulu,” the IAU GA 2024 daily newspaper. In isiXhosa, it means “the backbone of the heavens,” a poetic name for the Milky Way. Stay informed and inspired with us! 🌌
Read more: https://t.co/kXRnccmse7
Why is this cool?? Because it’s one step closer to making a new element - unbinilium - which would be the heaviest element ever synthesized.
What’s cool? Scientist at Berkeley found a new way to make Livermorium (an element with 116 protons! So, just 4 protons away from Unbinilium) by putting titanium-50 in a cyclotron for 22 days and smashing it into another atom. And with all that energy, they only got out two atoms of Livermorium. 😅
Yes, this was tweeted by Dianna!
https://t.co/P4F1JMrBdu