Interested in writing and reporting on the Earth and space sciences? 🌏🌌📝
Come work with us! We have an opening for a News & Features Reporter.
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We’re honored to have received several #EXCELAwards from @SIIA#AMPNetwork this year, including🥇Editorial Excellence for our website and🥇General Excellence for our magazine.
Check out our magazine archives: https://t.co/YV2B7f3X8I
It's #ShowYourStripes day!
🌏 Find your local climate stripes - https://t.co/Zd3HFHcXQe
💬 Share with a family member/friend and discuss what climate change means for you both
📌 Add your climate conversations to the #ShowYourStripes map
@ClimateChats ➡️ https://t.co/ulkpMpSFPZ
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Eos reaches a global public audience eager to understand the world around us.
We publish:
-insightful descriptions of research and opinions by scientists
-news and feature reporting by professional science journalists.
Want to reach a wider audience with your science? Learn about @theAGU publishing options beyond the journals with @AGU_Eos Science Editor @Tim_Oleson and other panelists this Thursday (9 am CT) at #AGU22.
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🇲🇽High centralization of services and jobs forces people to look for cheaper—and not suitable for urban development—places to live around Mexico City.
When earthquakes strike, they suffer much more damages than collapsing buildings
My latest for @AGU_Eos
https://t.co/ntmYElcAXT
In just a few short weeks NASA's next flagship telescope, JWST, will launch and usher in a new era of discovery. What do exoplanet scientists hope to discover?
Join us for a live discussion on Wed. 27 Oct. at 12pm ET:
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#MardiGras has us thinking about beads, floats, and tasty delicacies like shrimp! 📿🦐🎉
Read down thread for some science fare to help you celebrate the day, and have a fun (and safe) Mardi Gras!
View from the W rim of Kīlauea Caldera just before 5 a.m. HST on Dec. 21, 2020. The main fountain height is ~18 m (59 ft) and with two other fissures feeds a growing lava lake at the base of Halemaʻumaʻu crater. Volcanic gas continues to travel downwind, southwest of the vents.
The results for @AssnMediaPub #EXCEL2020 awards are in! We are extremely proud to have received 5 awards, including bronze for General Excellence & silver for Editorial Excellence at https://t.co/Ba4YmYkayF! Eos also received silver for General Excellence for our print magazine.
2020 is on track to be one of the warmest years on record for the planet.
The change in temperature is clear wherever you live.
Today, #ShowYourStripes to start conversations about climate change.
Find your country or region’s stripes and be creative! https://t.co/dWjW3yjVPT
A #Dragon is set to fly over your house tonight 🐉. It will be as bright as Mars in the clear European skies. Check out the times to look up via https://t.co/r8wg08oy6E.
Bonus: the International @Space_Station comes over first, followed by the #SpaceX capsule about 25 mins later.