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[The Nobel Prize @NobelPrize]

“I recommend curiosity in your research. To me, that’s the most important advice I have to give."

- Syukuro Manabe, awarded the 2021 #NobelPrize in Physics.

[Discovery Education @DiscoveryEd]

Inspire middle school students to decode their everyday lives + hack into a better future for our planet with the @Girls4Tech Behind the Network Video Series premiere! Watch now >> https://t.co/s5T1YsiDT8

[NASA @NASA]

Is there oxygen on Mars? Technically yes, but nowhere near the amount on Earth. So breathing is out of the question. But there IS lots of carbon dioxide (CO2). With a new technology, we can convert Martian CO2 into oxygen. Engineer Asad Aboobaker explains: https://t.co/HlqW3YPVUS

[NEFSTEM_UNF @NEFSTEM_UNF]

Season riddles!

[PBS KIDS @PBSKIDS]

Here’s a riddle: "The weather is cooler. Leaves have fallen down. The ground is now covered in colors of red, orange, yellow and brown." Can your child guess the season? Watch to solve more seasonal riddles. https://t.co/4uxDwcpbW0

[Vivify STEM @VivifySTEM]

Want to sharpen math skills during #STEM & save money on supplies?
Charge your students! (USE FAKE MONEY OF COURSE!)
My makerspace is so much tidier & my students are loving this real-world simulation while their brains are growing!

[UNF COEHS @UNFCOEHS]

🚨 Attention Students 🚨
The General Knowledge Exam and the Elementary Education K-6 Subject Area Exam online and in-person test prep modules are available for all students preparing to take the exams NOW through January.
Live GK Test Prep Sessions ➡️ https://t.co/cRveLX6KVG

[International Space Station @Space_Station]

The spacewalkers experience a sunrise and sunset every 90 minutes and @cquantumspin asks if they feel temperature differences in their suits. #AskNASA | https://t.co/yuOTrYN8CV

[Amazing Physics @amazing_physics]

🚴+ Physics = winner

[American Museum of Natural History @AMNH]

Meet the boxer crab, also known as the pom pom crab for the way it holds anemones in its claws. The two critters have a symbiotic relationship: boxer crabs use anemones’ stinging cells for defense, while anemones feed on particles from the crabs’ meals.

[UNF COEHS @UNFCOEHS]

We're thrilled to announce that @NEFSTEM_UNF has been selected to be a part of the international #ScratchEducationCollaborative. We’ll be collaborating with @Scratch and orgs around the world to support learners in developing their confidence with creative computing.

[American Museum of Natural History @AMNH]

How does the Keel-billed Toucan get around with a beak that accounts for one-third of its total length? Made of keratin, the same material as human hair and fingernails, its beak is hollow and reinforced by bone—and is actually quite light!

[NEFSTEM_UNF @NEFSTEM_UNF]

Aurora Australis!

[International Space Station @Space_Station]

The aurora australis is spectacular in these views from the station above the Indian Ocean in between Asia and Antarctica. https://t.co/gzNPCRRjUN

[The Nobel Prize @NobelPrize]

In 1928, Alexander Fleming discovered the green mould he was working with produced a substance that could kill many common bacteria that infect humans. He called this new, exciting substance "mould juice". Only after a couple of months, on 7 March 1929, did he name it penicillin.

[edutopia @edutopia]

Free posters of diverse STEM women—and why you should display them in your classroom!
https://t.co/0oM4tkldBz

[Student Achievement Partners @learnwithSAP]

How can math teachers act as facilitators in their classrooms and empower students mathematically in the process? On Peers and Pedagogy, dig into concrete strategies you can use to build identity, belonging, and agency in the math classroom. https://t.co/IUcgIK5zUc #mathchat

[NEFSTEM_UNF @NEFSTEM_UNF]

NEFSTEM is excited to announce that we’re a part of the #ScratchEducationCollaborative! 🎉 We’ll be collaborating with @Scratch and organizations around the world to support learners from historically marginalized communities in developing their confidence with creative computing

[The Nobel Prize @NobelPrize]

What traits do you need in order to become a successful scientist?

Elizabeth Blackburn shares what she believes are the four most important traits. Blackburn shared the 2009 Medicine Prize with Carol Greider and Jack Szostak for their research on telomeres and telomerase.

[UNF COEHS @UNFCOEHS]

The Gladys Roddenberry Graduate Fellowship for Teaching Excellence is for @DuvalSchools private & public school teachers enrolled in @UNFGradSchool.
Apply to receive 1 of 5 grad fellowships ($5,000) awarded each year.

Details can be found here, https://t.co/01x7TMZ0Wb

[NEFSTEM_UNF @NEFSTEM_UNF]

#spacewalk

[International Space Station @Space_Station]

Breathtaking views from today's spacewalk as astronauts @Thom_astro and @astro_kimbrough continue their work to install and deploy the first of the new solar arrays. #AskNASA | https://t.co/cBNqC5JGaz

[UNF COEHS @UNFCOEHS]

🚨@DuvalSchools PK-2 Teachers with 3+ years of teaching experience 🚨
Earn $400 to help with a research project. Participation is minimal and completely online. Interested? Complete a survey https://t.co/PKrMMFCkuA

Contact Latrina, Project InTERSECT, @ [email protected]