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@trapa_fars @AsherS53109145 @ClosertoSpace @joebarnard yeah, recursion is a programming thing.

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@DWG_CHECK @FAANews @SpaceX You do realize environmental reviews take quite a bit of time and considering there were 18000 comments submitted you can't blame the FAA for taking time. And plus SpaceX is still not ready for an orbital test launch.

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@astro_jaz Interstellar.

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We are happy to announce that @Infineon will be joining us as a Sponsor at our X-STEM San Diego event in April!

Learn more about this event here- https://t.co/kPmjlWeE1a….

#SanDiego #event #inperson #STEM #Infineon #XSTEM

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It's Trivia Tuesday! Today's trivia question is, who is the only woman to have received, by herself (unshared), a Nobel Prize for Medicine?

Leave your guess in the comments below!

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#Trivia #STEM #tuesday #woman #WomensHistoryMonth

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@USAScienceFest Barbara McClintock.

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@GoToImpulse This is amazing!

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@USAScienceFest Katherine Johnson

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@EtzEchad @JacobS_WSF_KLS @elonmusk @SpaceX @NASA @SpaceXStarlink If it weren't for NASA giving SpaceX a 1.5 billion dollar contract. So before saying things at least do your research.

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It's Trivia Tuesday! Today's trivia question is, who was the first African-American woman to obtain a Ph.D. in chemistry in the U.S.?

Leave your guess in the comments below⬇️!

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#Trivia #science #STEM #BHM2022 #chemistry #chemist

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@USAScienceFest Marie Maynard Daly

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@BoxingAntics @RealCandaceO Because they carry the oxygen with them.

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@m_liiiiii @Matt_Lowne It’s a joke.

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@ipn_idoma @Matt_Lowne It’s a joke.

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@NASAWebb @BobbyBraun Congratulations! #UnfoldTheUniverse

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@006Berkalp @engineers_feed Yeah pretty much.

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@engineers_feed You could create an electric rocket. But unless you have enough thrust-to-weight ratio, it would be extremely hard. Once you are in space you could use electric-powered rockets since you do not need to have a high thrust-to-weight ratio.

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