Cosmic rays could offer scientists another way to track and study violent tornadoes and other severe weather phenomena, a new study suggests. @OSUPhysics@OSUAstro https://t.co/D4ZUm9O44y
As an entrepreneur, educator, poet (check out video for astro #poetry!) former #NASA space weather forecaster, and astrobiology researcher, I am thrilled to enter the #inspiration4contest! My business, Making Space for All, promotes accessible science:
https://t.co/c3YrY1MvzZ
So proud of Samson for being selected as one of the first 10 #ExoExplorers! Also a shout out to fellow OSU graduate student @CapricePhillips for being selected! Go
@OSUAstro!
https://t.co/UUPj6M8IOA
Apply for a CCAPP Postdoctoral Fellowship at Ohio State! Pass along this opportunity to all who might be interested! @ProfJohnBeacom@osuccapp@OSUAstro https://t.co/mJ2KzhouXT
WestFest 2020 was virtual this year! We had a week of online programs that reached across 8 countries! Thanks everyone who attended and presented at WestFest who made this possible. #OSUWestFest
Don't forget our event TONIGHT. Exoplanet talks starting at 7pm and our Star Trek Panel at 8pm. We also have our costume contest! More info and registration at https://t.co/jmp0p0ak38
This sculpture is right between Smith and McPherson Labs. The Department of Astronomy @OSUAstro is on the 4th floor in the background of this picture..
Scott Gaudi and Samson Johnson of @OSUAstro spoke with @SmithsonianMag about the potential behind the new @NASARoman telescope. "The galaxy could be teeming with these free-floating planets, or maybe none." https://t.co/mp2qqu3Noe
Another #NobelPrize for Black Holes! If you are looking for an #iteachphysics activity to celebrate the discovery with your students check out our @p5xjs Black Holes activity https://t.co/COs4EfZMb1
BREAKING NEWS:
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2020 #NobelPrize in Physics with one half to Roger Penrose and the other half jointly to Reinhard Genzel and Andrea Ghez.
@j_tharindu @SuperASASSN @dassanskriti1 @OSUAstro No, thank you. You and your teams' work is really inspiring to a budding astrophysicist. I'm coming, leave some discoveries for me to find. 😉
Congratulations are in order! Ann S. Tuttle Citizenship Award goes to Emily Griffith for her outstanding commitment to education, outreach, and service in the past year!!!!
Congratulations to BOTH Sanskriti Das (@dassanskriti1) and Tharindu Jayasinghe (@j_tharindu) who have received the Alan K. Markowitz Observational Astronomy Prize.
Congratulations to Tharindu Jayasinghe (@TharindJ) who has received the Ann S. Tuttle Paper Prize for his 2019 paper "The ASAS-SN catalogue of variable stars - II. Uniform classification of 412 000 known variables."
First first-author paper by an @AstroUDP Ph.D. student (program started 2019) posted in arXiv: Zewdie et al. (2020), https://t.co/wmaEarbYJy. Dejene made a short video explaining the the paper: https://t.co/9oTmZMidwi (inspired by @OSUAstro coffee brief)