«While spacewalking I realized something: I used to think I was scared of heights but now I know I was just scared of gravity»
— NASA astronaut Reid Wiseman
Did you know that the 13,000 Native Americans that fought in World War I were not even U.S. citizens? Natives were not granted citizenship (of our own country) — until June 2, 1924.
You would’ve known this. Had they taught it to you in school.
Nom nom nom!
The torts are out and chowing down! They spend most of the year in underground burrows, but now is when they “spring” out looking for some fresh greens and a mate!
Coming this summer! A new “40th Anniversary Volume” that celebrates Crow Canyon’s past, present, and future by providing a backdrop to its humble beginnings and highlighting key mission accomplishments since 1983.
#archaeology#archaeologyhistory
Look at this moth from the genus Phalera
It looks like a fragment of twig complete with chipped bark and even the layering of wood tissue at the “cut” ends
perfectly resembling a broken piece of wood to avoid predation.
Native American Elders connect descendants to their shared history and traditional culture long into the future. Help Crow Canyon to preserve these stories for future generations! #Native#archaeology
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My name is Greta Thunberg and I am inviting you to be a part of the solution.
As #ParisAgreement turns 5, our leaders present their 'hopeful' distant hypothetical targets, 'net zero' loopholes and empty promises.
But the real hope comes from the people.
#FightFor1Point5
"'You’re only 15 years old, why does it matter what you say?' But it’s more impactful coming from a child, because we shouldn’t have to be the ones to speak up about these issues. We have to empower youth." —Autumn Peltier on the criticism of her age as an activist
#TIFF20
Greta Thunberg on the future of climate activism:
"It isn’t going to be the politicians who suddenly realize there’s a climate crisis...But by influencing all people in general, we can build that pressure towards elected officials. That’s how a democracy works."
#TIFF20
DISTANCE LEARNING ALERT! Sign up for Thursday’s #webinar featuring #archaeologist Tyson Hughes doing a flintknapping demonstration. This is a perfect educational resource for people of all ages isolated in their homes. #DistanceLearning https://t.co/Ud6rH5XIm1
A reporter's reaction when a bison herd approaches has the internet in stitches. Yellowstone says he did the right thing https://t.co/ETRAx5vqQd via @CNNTravel
Indigenous communities have a history of adapting to climate adversity. Don’t miss this episode of Science Friday, discussing how Native communities are using generational knowledge to tackle the most pressing issues of today. https://t.co/bkaVXXhauR #Archaeology#NativeAmerican
Developing compassion you feel much happier within—more calm, more peaceful—and other people respond to that. Through anger, real peace, friendship, and trust are impossible, but through love we can develop understanding, unity, friendship, and harmony — this is valuable.
Boop twice on the nose for good luck in the new year! 👆👆 Tag a friend to spread the good fortune and the cuteness! 😍
Disclaimer: Please only virtually boop manatee snoots as they are protected everywhere under the #MarineMammalProtectionAct.
📸: @MacStonePhoto
Honored to write introduction to Questions, Discourse, and Evidence compilation of articles from NCTM’s journals released 7/3. Our questions determine their learning, their discourse is evidence of their engagement, and the evidence of their learning strengthens our teaching.