“I read up on a whole field of scientific inquiry that only exists because of you.”
On this day in 1954, we lost a hero and a true genius. We lost Alan Turing.
While I’m sure he’d be flattered, I reckon Turing would rather see the Government ban conversion therapy, the (currently legal) form of LGBT torture that he was subjected to before he died in 1954
JUST, WOW.😍
Grab the popcorn because the @NASAPersevere rover has sent us a one-of-kind video of her Mars landing. For the first time in history, we can see multiple angles of what it looks like to touch down on the Red Planet. #CountdownToMars
We just announced that - for the first time - we’ve confirmed H2O💧 in sunlit☀️ areas of the Moon. This indicates that water might be distributed across the lunar surface.
https://t.co/Gn0DSu5K95
Breaking News: Astronomers have found a potential sign of life in the clouds of Venus, a planet long overlooked in the search for extraterrestrial life.
https://t.co/UmA0cWxX6M
Born on this day in 1912, Alan Turing made way for impossible possibilities in the world of computer science. His mind saved lives and in essence also made Twitter possible today... he was then persecuted by the state for being gay. #PrideMonth