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— Brittany Kamai, PhD (@cosmojellyfish) July 4, 2020
"Hawai'ian" is not a word and that spelling is entirely wrong. If you see it, kindly update it and share this knowledge with others.
Hawaiian is an English word
Hawaiʻi is a word from the Indigenous language of the people of Hawaiʻi
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Quantum physicists be like “I know a place” but it doesn’t exist when you get there
— Cheyenne⚡️🇱🇨 (@astrochey) July 2, 2020
En la unidad de comunicación y divulgación del @iaa_csic hemos diseñado esta bandera astronómica para celebrar el #Orgullo2020. Feliz Orgullo a todo el mundo. pic.twitter.com/llTfK4NgVf
— Manuel González (@manolux4444) June 28, 2020
My PhD advisor told me about his theory that the PhD is a bathtub function - thinking about this image helped me a lot when I was there in the long slog in the middle of it. Maybe this #sketchnote going to be helpful to others, too? #AcademicChatter #PhDChat pic.twitter.com/VxmUVlzjFl
— Dr. Victoria Grinberg (@vicgrinberg) July 4, 2020
Un 4 de Julio de 1868 nació Henrietta Leavitt, la Astrónoma que nos dió una "cinta métrica" para medir el Universo gracias al estudio de un tipo de estrellas conocidas como Cefeidas Variables. La ley de Leavitt llevaría al descubrimiento de la expansión del Universo#AstroMujeres pic.twitter.com/qWkK9uKDQi
— Andrea Guzmán Mesa 🇨🇴🇨🇭🇪🇺 (@Astroandrea) July 4, 2020
normalize sending memes to your advisor
— Sanjana Curtis 🕊️ (@sanjanacurtis) July 1, 2020
Kanaka Māoli or Kanaka ʻŌiwi are the Indigenous people of Hawaiʻi
— Brittany Kamai, PhD (@cosmojellyfish) July 4, 2020
ʻ 👈🏾 is an okina, which is a letter
Car and care are different things bc that extra letter made a difference.
You can make a difference too 👍🏾
Tell all your friends #kthxluvyabye
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Astronomers be like "I know an Earth-like place", then take you to a scorching hell where it rains sulphuric acid.
— Juan Carlos Munoz (@astro_jcm) June 30, 2020
Sweet dreams are made of this
— Sanjana Curtis 🕊️ (@sanjanacurtis) June 28, 2020
Who am I to disagree
Travel the world and the seven seas
Bring my wife some shredded cheese 🧀 pic.twitter.com/ILf6dvO2bf
El ministro de Salud de Nueva Zelanda, David Clark, se ha llamado a sí mismo un "idiota"tras haber quebrado la cuarentena de su país por covid-19 al desplazarse con su familia a la playa.https://t.co/tiSaBRlpqH
— Juan Diego Soler (@juandiegosoler) July 4, 2020
Astrophysicist @AstroKatie has published a thoughtful public letter regarding @NCState's reopening this fall. This is a courageous action speaking truth to power. Here I comment on inequalities driving these decisions. (1/10) https://t.co/lQeSaGHCMx
— Robert Fisher (@fisherastro) July 5, 2020
Me around other people out in public right now
— Brian Wolven (@brianwolven) June 29, 2020
#COVID19 #WearAMask pic.twitter.com/Etgo09tNq2
Seattle police are rioting again https://t.co/piBywzzSYe
— #JusticeforBreonna Prescod-Weinstein 🙅🏽♀️ (@IBJIYONGI) July 3, 2020
I often say, that we don’t always need a telescope to capture deep sky objects. Well, here is an example. The Lagoon and Trifid nebulae (Messier 8 and 20, respectively) imaged with a Samyang 135 mm and tracked with the SkyWatcher Star Adventurer tracker #cielosESA @TheUniverse_TM pic.twitter.com/L7ssrtXF8a
— Antonio Martin-Carrillo (@antmarcarr) July 1, 2020
Exercise in Japanese class: “what should be done about the problems in your country?”
— Elizabeth Tasker (@girlandkat) June 29, 2020
Me: 私は新し政府が欲しいと思います / I want a new government
Teacher: You can say “欲しいんじゃないか" to indicate you are less certain
Me: I'm not less certain
T:...let's try a new scenario
The MOND CMB has arrived ! https://t.co/2QadxMKUPg pic.twitter.com/HT5OFdyaA1
— Benoit Famaey (@benfamaey) July 2, 2020
Sorry to interrupt your feed but SOLAR ECLIPSE FROM ANOTHER PLANET!! Taken by my favorite rover, @MarsCuriosity, the first image is Mars's moon Phobos eclipsing the Sun, and the second, Deimos. OMG this is SO COOL
— Sophia Gad-Nasr (@Astropartigirl) June 30, 2020
Mars eclipse pics cred: NASA/JPL-CALTECH/MSSS/@kevinmgill pic.twitter.com/x7EI3E17bm
.@Caltech Physics, Math, and Astronomy PhD programs will not accept general or subject GRE scores this year!
— Mia de los Reyes (@MiaDoesAstro) June 30, 2020
None of MIT, Harvard, Chicago, Berkeley, or Caltech Physics departments will accept the GRE general or physics exams this year. 👏👏🏽👏🏻👏🏿
— Risa Wechsler (@RisaWechsler) July 1, 2020
PSA- if you say you "love science" because you like space facts, but don't wear a mask, you don't actually love science. You love trivia. Science is a process, and you can't just pick and choose the parts you want.
— Dr. Yvette Cendes (@whereisyvette) June 30, 2020