@bsgaudi My legs were incredibly sore, but they didn’t get worse when I ran again the next day. Of fact. The excess soreness disappeared at the same rate as my shoulder soreness from the shots (presumably the COVID shot).
@bsgaudi I had no serious issues with getting both shots at the same time. However, I did have an unexpected reaction from starting to run outside after 2 weeks recuperating from a strained hamstring when I only worked out on an elliptical machine.
@bsgaudi @aussiastronomer @MayorOfLA@ericgarcetti This then apply to witnesses and virtually all court officials involved a prosecution of an abortion performed in the blue state. The civil penalties would allow victims to sue these people and also the government leading the prosecution.
@bsgaudi @aussiastronomer @MayorOfLA@ericgarcetti My suggestion for blue states is to make it a felony and a civil violation to publicize (or report to government officials) someone’s sensitive medical information without their permission. This would apply to all violators, not just the first violator.
@aussiastronomer I think that the case for MACHO-LMC-1Lb as an extragalactic planet is a bit stronger, although it is not definitive. See https://t.co/Fl6HYJlGIn and
https://t.co/WqZVUTOb2E
@aussiastronomer @bmac_astro@theNASEM With Roman funding already on the decline, I would have thought that it would be possible to aim for a launch in the 2nd half of the 2030s.
@bsgaudi I don't think that this is quite right. My understanding is that the Sun will undergo a Helium flash and end up as a carbon-oxygen white dwarf.
@Keckobservatory recently discovered a planetary system similar to ours that is orbiting a dead star AKA a white dwarf that was once a Sun. Roman will find many planets orbiting white dwarfs to better understand the fate of solar systems like ours. https://t.co/oSGe2iaqnH 🌑🌟🪐
Here is an artist's animation of the formation of a white dwarf orbited by a gas giant planet, “A Crystal Ball into our Solar System's Future” on #Vimeo https://t.co/CONwzsM4eH
Our team just published the first discovery of a gas giant planet in a Jupiter-like orbit around a white dwarf. This system resembles the expected end state of our Solar System when the Sun has exhausted its nuclear fuel.
https://t.co/aBoHtfNzTP
@aussiastronomer That's an Aussie frown. A real frown is done with the mouth. It's one of several unfortunate modifications of English that the Aussies have made. Don't get me started on the "Aussie napkin"!
@awhoward @leerosenthalj @Caltech That's great work Andrew, but it is odd that you compare to a 9-year old microlensing analysis, but ignore the more comprehensive Suzuki+16 result https://t.co/Z4c4CZS6Ao In particular, the increased frequency of lower mass planets beyond the snow line is demonstrated.
In Honor of #AAPIHeritageMonth, we remember and celebrate Korean- American Dr. Sun Hong Rhie. She was a pioneer in the field of gravitational microlensing and the co-inventor of the exoplanet microlensing concept that eventually became part of the Roman Space Telescope.
@emily_spacecats@UCLA For the Keck Science meeting, I would hope that the organizers would have helped to enforce separation from Larkin at the meeting if you showed them some of the documentation relating to your case. Does that seem like a possible solution?
@emily_spacecats@UCLA Thanks for sharing your story, Emily. I think that it is important to have a discussion of situations like yours in the public domain, so that people in positions of power can understand the many modes of sexual harassment.
@Astro_Wright There is a separate list of the stars that have been assigned to each country. So, you can match the countries in the two lists. It is almost as if they want to emphasize that there is no connection between the name and the properties of the planet.