(1/n) Ever wondered if 3D printers have a role to play in open access health technologies? Curious how many cells could you image in a drop (2ul) of blood. Read about our latest frugal tool - Inkwell - an open-source tool for making perfect blood smears. https://t.co/6nt0rqQJQh
Moonship Orion (purple) is about to fly by the Moon (green). On 11 Dec it will test its heat shield in Earth’s atmosphere (blue) and splash into the Pacific.
Soaring with Saturn! The #ISS and #Saturn fly in formation in this single frame 1ms exposure that shows simultaneous detail on both. Time-lapse sequence follows in next post.
Video: https://t.co/ixQ7vpSHVX
Ten years ago today, the Cassini spacecraft captured the brightly reflective moon Enceladus before Saturn's rings, while the larger moon Titan loomed in the distance. Details: https://t.co/TVGxhWorAV
We are happy to announce Cape Town Open Nights will restart in March!
Booking is compulsory and space is limited to 40 individuals.
All individuals over 12 years old will be required to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19
To book visit: https://t.co/6U168YUJST
Does anyone know of early career BIPOC astronomers interested in issues of sustainability? I am interested in the pros and cons of remote meetings and conferences for the BIPOC community!
Our ancestors' best tools all came from space: This paper finds that every iron artifact found before 1,200 BCE was forged from meteoric iron, which was worth more than gold. ☄️
Those of you who are hoping for a good deal on Takealot on Friday, track the price of the items you desire using this site: https://t.co/0wfkPTi0eu to make sure you actually get a deal and don’t just take part in a mass stock clearance push 😉
#ShoppingTip
This is a great map by @artlebedev studio. All the countries scaled and shaped correctly. I thought of doing this but wouldn't have done it this well! #dataviz