2021 #NobelPrize laureate in physics Syukuro Manabe was born in 1931 in Shingu, Japan.
He is a senior meteorologist at @Princeton University, USA.
https://t.co/dzLnmFSNmB
Take an enchanting tour on @NASASolarSystem’s #JunoMission as it flies closer than any other spacecraft in two decades to Jupiter and its largest moon Ganymede. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride! Get the mission details: https://t.co/eD5OX8ucqd
Two particles in one! Researchers @Princeton w/crystals from @ORNL found experimental evidence that electrons can behave like they're made of two separate particles. Scientists proposed this in 1973, but no one found experimental evidence until now: https://t.co/vtqcbPxBjJ
For those who are wondering why so much attention has been focused on the response of the Capitol Police to the Trump-inspired riots, here’s a data-driven article that provides some useful frame of reference.
https://t.co/MAdlWGRd23
Raphael Warnock, who is projected to win his Georgia Senate runoff race, pays tribute to his mother: "The 82-year-old hands that used to pick somebody else's cotton went to the polls and picked her youngest son to be a U.S. Senator." https://t.co/BwYJIyYpib
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Today, I’m announcing the first members of my national security and foreign policy team. They will rally the world to take on our challenges like no other—challenges that no one nation can face alone.
It’s time to restore American leadership. I trust this group to do just that.
The nation's first regional hub for “flying cars" is being built in central Florida. After the Jetsons-like aviation facility is completed in five years, the vehicles will be able to shuttle passengers from Orlando to Tampa in a half hour, officials say.
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Senator Chuck Schumer on the Republican rush to confirm Amy Coney Barrett:
“You will regret this, and you may regret it a lot sooner than you think.”
“Monday, October 26, 2020. It will go down as one of the darkest days in the 231-year history of the United States Senate.”