On #WorldTeachersDay, we pay tribute to the teachers who inspired us to be who we are. Teachers are invaluable contributors who must be heard, appreciated, and supported. #TeachersDay#edchat#teachertwitter
❓How will cities of the future get their energy? Geothermal energy uses heat from deep underground to make power. It can be used to heat or cool buildings, no matter what the weather's like. #teachertwitter#STEM#education
It's son and daughter day! Even though siblings have the same parents, they aren't alike. We inherit a unique mix of chromosomes from mom and dad, giving each of us a mix of traits like no other. #unique#lifescience#middleschool
The Parson’s chameleon lives on the island country of Madagascar. Scientists guess that there are more than 200,000 different species on the island! #middleschool#lifescience
Sometimes discoveries happen by accident. Robert Wilson and Arno Penzias used the Holmdel Horn Antenna to find radio waves but discovered leftover radiation from the Big Bang! #STEMeducation#edutwitter#Science
Happy #InternationalRockDay! In 2004, French physicist Lydéric Bocquet discovered that a 20° angle will give a rock the most lift! Peak inside the world of competitive rock-skipping: https://t.co/ioET4UR85b
#STEMeducation#middleschool#SciEd
Space is lovely, dark and deep. You're looking at the deepest infrared image of the universe ever taken—the first full-color image from @NASAWebb.
Go deeper on the galaxies of SMACS 0723 at https://t.co/63zxpNDi4I #UnfoldTheUniverse
The Mexican walking fish can grow new limbs‼️ We hope teachers everywhere experience some much deserved rejuvenation this summer! #TEACHers#teacherlife
❓Did you know? The light waves we can see are called "visible light." We see these waves as colors. 🌈 How do you think visible light relates to color?
#Science#teachertwitter
Woodpeckers have, to the scientists' surprise, protein accumulations in their brains that resemble those found in athletes with head trauma.
#Science#edchat#teachertwitter#PersonalizedLearning
🤕https://t.co/vIMcTWyucY
Happy #NationalDonutDay!
People have been imagining what #blackholes look like since they were predicted by Einstein more than a century ago. We don’t have to imagine anymore … they look like donuts! 🤣
Seriously, check it out: https://t.co/NDyFgkNMvL
@ehtelescope
Did you feel the #earthquake in California this morning? In an earthquake, Earth’s tectonic plates move quickly and powerfully. This movement releases energy through the ground. #science#middleschool
Monarch butterfly🦋 populations have decreased over the past few decades. How do you think human activities have contributed to their decline❓
Find out more: https://t.co/yzcQEa9mNb
Daniel Kish, a famous echolocator who lost his sight as a toddler, taught himself to find his way through the world by clicking the roof of his mouth with his tongue. Now he can ride his bike to work using the technique! #BikeToWorkDay
❓Good or bad idea? Scientists are studying the DNA of the woolly mammoth, an animal that lived in the Cenozoic Era, and some want to resurrect the species.
🦣https://t.co/eLVxCK03m9
#STEMDay#middleschool#edutwitter#PersonalizedLearning
❓What gives a skipped rock the most bounce? In 2004, French physicist Lydéric Bocquet discovered that a 20° angle will give a rock the most lift! Peak inside the world of competitive rock-skipping: https://t.co/ioET4V8IWJ
#STEMeducation#middleschool#Science