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If anyone is at home with kids doing some level of homeschooling, keep us in mind for help with math and science concepts. We are happy to connect with you via video chat or email.
We're one month out from the 2019 March for Science events! Because of the tight timeline, I went ahead and set a time and location... but details are otherwise flexible!
Some unexpected graduate work stuff popped... https://t.co/IPFR6vFM2r
Today, we’re celebrating the International Day of #WomenInScience! 🌟 🔬👩🚀 Meet some of the women at NASA leading the way in the laboratory, in the field AND in space: https://t.co/fWidqCHZOG
On an eight-day flight aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour in 1992, AAAS member Mae Carol Jemison became the first African American woman to travel in space. Happy International Day of Women and Girls in Science! @WomenScienceDay@UN@NASA#WomeninSTEM#BlackHistoryMonth
"In super blooms you can get flowers, which in some cases, are thought to be extinct”—@ucriverside professor of earth sciences, Richard Minnich. Via @kqed
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GHOST APPLES 👻🍎
After freezing rain in Michigan, apples that hadn’t been picked got coated in ice. Many fell off the tree. Some had their insides turn to mush as apples have lower freezing points. The mush and skin fell, leaving these “ghost apples.”
📷: Andrew Sietsema
As a community of activists for science and the common good, we support the #GreenNewDeal because it calls for a scale of action on climate that science and justice demand.
Please tell your reps to support the resolution: https://t.co/gRrjXgXzX3
Hi friends! This is a great opportunity for me to learn how to be a better science advocate (and I want to pass that info on to all of you!), but it also means that we’ll need volunteers more than ever if we’re to pull off a 2019 event in the Inland Empire.
A local 2019 March for Science event is tentatively in the works! We are waiting on more information from @ScienceMarchDC and will put out a call for volunteers before too long.
Riverside councilman ponders whether feeding homeless helps anyone(?!)
As a resident, I want my homeless neighbors to get compassionate care https://t.co/Le1juVa8Zr