Miguel Davidziuk

Graduado Universidad de Buenos Aires Profesor, Licenciado en Sociología y Abogado. Socio Club Gimnasia y Esgrima BsAs jugador de Rugby Senior y amateur de Golf

[Space Telescope Science Institute @SpaceTelescope]

These galaxies are “dancing” and “twirling,” and will ultimately merge. Irregular features like long tails, asymmetrical structures, and two bright cores are telltale signs of galaxy mergers. NGC 3256 was observed by Hubble and is 100 million light-years away.

Credit: ESA, NASA.

[Earth @earthcurated]

Full Moon captured by Commander Jeff WIlliams of NASA during Expedition 48 from ISS.

[Latest in space @latestinspace]

🚨 NASA confirms March 6 is the earliest possible launch date for Artemis II 🚀

"NASA assessed additional dates in March as potential launch opportunities but have since determined March 6th is the earliest potential date."

(per @CNN)

[NASA @NASA]

We're targeting Thursday, Feb. 19, as the tanking day for the second fueling test ahead of our Artemis II test flight around the Moon. A formal launch date will not be set until after a successful rehearsal and data reviews. Details: https://t.co/QWuBLYzKdk

[Miguel Davidziuk @mdavidziuk]

@andres_folguera estamos de acuerdo con tus palabras con respecto a la urbanizacion sin control ni atender a estudios cientificos muchos investigadores de diferentes especialidades en la comunidad cientifica. Saludos @mdavidziuk

[Black Hole @konstructivizm]

Neil Armstrong's first photo after the Apollo 11 landing, taken from the Lunar Module window.

NASA photo id: AS11-37-5449

[NASA @NASA]

A toast to the first Friday of 2026 🥂

This image of the Champagne Cluster from @chandraxray shows two sparkling galaxy clusters merging into one. Learn more about them and their history: https://t.co/Onq8TF8VlR

[NASA's Johnson Space Center @NASAJohnson]

Under the light of the Wolf Moon, the next chapter begins. 🌕

The first full Moon of the year rises tomorrow as humanity prepares to return to the Moon with Artemis II, the first crewed flight test of the Orion spacecraft, in more than 50 years.

[NASA en español @NASA_es]

Bienvenido, 2026. 😎

Arrancamos el año con esta imagen de Herbig-Haro 49/50, una descarga de material expulsada por una estrella joven, captada por @NASAWebb hace poco más de un año.

[Miguel Davidziuk @mdavidziuk]

Al Colegio de Sociólogos y Sociólogas de la Provincia de Buenos Aires y a su Consejo Directivo mi profunda y sincera felicitación por el logro alcanzado en la Conmemoración con jura de matriculados profesionales. 40 años de impulsar nuestra comunidad sociológica. ¡¡¡GRACIAS!!!

[SPACE.com @SPACEdotcom]

Dark matter makes up 85% of the universe, but researchers, including Vera Rubin herself, historically have had a hard time finding it. https://t.co/4DafRquOQG

[Miguel Davidziuk @mdavidziuk]

Frase que contiene toda laconcirncia de nuestra necesidad de investigar

[Physics In History @PhysInHistory]

“What we know is a drop, what we don't know is an ocean.”

- Isaac Newton

[Wonder of Science @wonderofscience]

Sunset from space.

[NASA Ames @NASAAmes]

Shockwaves never looked so smooth

Ames researchers created a supercomputer simulation of the X-59 quiet supersonic aircraft to analyze the vehicle's potential performance. The dark and bright regions represent shockwaves and pressure variations. Weaker shockwaves spread from the lower surface of the aircraft, resulting in reduced noise at ground level.

Video credit: NASA Ames/ Marina Nemec, Patrick Moran

[Earth @earthcurated]

Bioluminescence in Jervis bay, Australia ✨

[NASA Webb Telescope @NASAWebb]

It’s always better when we’re together 💕

This new mosaic combines Webb’s observations with @NASAHubble’s, increasing our understanding of open star clusters NGC 460 and NGC 456.

https://t.co/KKwnAixLZ8

[NASA Universe @NASAUniverse]

There are more stars in the entire universe than grains of sand that form all the beaches on Earth. 🏖 #MondayMotivation

[National Air and Space Museum @airandspace]

On this day in 2003, Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity launched on a Delta II rocket. The rover arrived at Mars nearly seven months later.

[Yuri Beletsky @YBeletsky]

‼️✨ In the morning twilight, the Atacama Desert is one of the best places on the planet for astronomical observations. Its crystal-clear sky reveals the stunning beauty of delicate atmospheric colors. This is my image of the Moon and Venus rising above the Chilean Andes, near one of the AT telescopes at ESO’s Paranal Observatory. I hope you enjoy the view 😃