#60secondsofscience - Twitter Hashtag

12 months ago

60 Seconds of Science ☄️ Ryan is back to talk about asteroids – those rock things in space. He'll explain it better! #60SecondsofScience #SaskScience

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Sask Science Centre @SkScienceCentre

12 months ago

60 Seconds of Science 🍦 We're known for a little thing called Liquid Nitrogen Ice Cream. We've asked Hannah to explain how we make this popular item! #60SecondsofScience #SaskScience

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Sask Science Centre @SkScienceCentre

over 1 year ago

It's time for 60 Seconds of Science! This week we are in the Envirolab with Kenny! Have you met our African Clawed Frog? He's ribbeting! 🐸 #60SecondsofScience #SaskScience

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MedUni Wien @MedUni_Wien

over 1 year ago

What is it like to live in #Austria? 🇦🇹 A study by #MedUniVienna analysed the development of the #qualityoflife for older people over a period of more than 10 years. Find out more in today's episode of #60SecondsofScience! 📽️ Study results ➡️ https://t.co/L6jDs2FH8H

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Faculty of Science & Engineering | UL @sci_engUL

over 1 year ago

How do spiral galaxies form? This is the main question of Alanna Fox's research for her PhD in the Department of Physics @ul #SpaceWeek #60SecondsofScience #spiralgalaxies @PhysicsDeptUL @UL_Research @UL_GPS

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Denver Museum @DenverMuseumNS

almost 2 years ago

The fossil of #TeenRex was collected in a plaster jacket weighing about 6,000 pounds, including plaster, burlap, rock and the fossil itself. How did we get this humongous discovery back to the Museum? James explains in this episode of #60secondsofscience. https://t.co/JCVkFhxOuS

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Denver Museum @DenverMuseumNS

about 2 years ago

James is at one of the Seven Wonders of the World– the Grand Canyon. Take a look at what he's investigating in this episode of #60SecondsofScience. #dmns #museumscience #museumlife

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Denver Museum @DenverMuseumNS

over 2 years ago

James is at the #RockyMountains standing on the record of the ancestral Rockies. #60secondsofscience #dmns

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Denver Museum @DenverMuseumNS

over 2 years ago

James is in #Dotsero looking at how Colorado’s ancient ocean reefs became today’s limestone deposits. #60secondsofscience #dmns #rockon #museumscience

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Denver Museum @DenverMuseumNS

over 2 years ago

James is in the White River National Forest in an area known as Deep Creek. He and some colleagues are studying the limestone for evidence of ancient reefs that once covered most of western North America. #60secondsofscience #dmns #museumscience

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Denver Museum @DenverMuseumNS

almost 3 years ago

From #LorryStatePark, James is peeling back the layers of time by studying rocks – call it "rock-forensics" if you will – that reveal long-lost environments of Colorado. #60secondsofscience #earthscience #dmns

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Denver Museum @DenverMuseumNS

almost 3 years ago

Join Dr. James in Glenwood Canyon, CO, where he's working to unravel the mystery of layers and layers of rock in the canyon walls in this episode of #60secondsofscience. #rockon #earthscience

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Denver Museum @DenverMuseumNS

almost 3 years ago

See the story in these rocks formed by lava with Dr. James Hagadorn in this episode of #60SecondsofScience. #science #dmns

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Denver Museum @DenverMuseumNS

about 3 years ago

Howdy from Utah! Join Dr. James Hagadorn as he studies layered sedimentary rocks on the mountains of western Utah in this episode of #60SecondsofScience. #dmns

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Denver Museum @DenverMuseumNS

about 3 years ago

Dr. James Hagadorn is in Hawaii, explaining how tiny animals become mummified in tree resin to form amber. #60SecondsOfScience

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TU Delft @tudelft

almost 4 years ago

To keep our planet liveable, we need to move quickly towards a sustainable energy system. In this #60SecondsofScience video, professor Miro Zeman introduces the Electrical Sustainable Power Lab, as well as its necessity. #TUDelft180 Find more videos here: https://t.co/jd9ARakcX3

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TU Delft @tudelft

almost 4 years ago

Turning air into sustainable fuels, is this possible? Have a look at this #60SecondsofScience video, where David Vermaas explains work on Electrolysers by the @EFSlab. #energytransition #TUDelft180 #elektrolyser #ESFlab #CO2 #seawater #renewables https://t.co/xkAmn75l11