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育休中に学び直しをという政治家に対する反論の新たな根拠として「コンマリが片付けるのを諦めるくらい」が誕生。 https://t.co/hO6nc5p1Yi
— 磯部洋明 ISOBE Hiroaki (@isobehiroaki) January 29, 2023
“If Queensland was a country, it would have been the ninth highest forest destroying nation globally in 2019 – just above China.”
— Michael Brown (@MJIBrown) January 29, 2023
Why Queensland is still ground zero for Australian deforestation https://t.co/LByLU9NOWS via @ConversationEDU
I am haunted by this figure no matter where I go in my career. pic.twitter.com/CrRU7SPN8v
— Dr. Megan Tannock (@AstronomerMegan) February 1, 2023
Here comes the sun! The region just behind the southeast limb is starting to show itself via loops high in the corona. What will it bring?🧐🤔❓🌎🌞 For more on Sun activity see https://t.co/xD29wLfTTM pic.twitter.com/c5os381Cu6
— Dr. C. Alex Young (@TheSunToday) January 29, 2023
— nick saunders ⏾ (@nksaunders) February 3, 2023
Image & caption from original ESO press release https://t.co/VNrEhTUdyE
— Eric Mamajek 🇺🇸🇺🇦 (@EricMamajek) January 30, 2023
Original paper by Bohn et al. 2020 https://t.co/3o12hW4SmF
Clarification: Image is of first *multiple-planet* system orbiting Sun-like star, NOT first directly imaged exoplanet system (even for Sun-like star)
Watching Comet 96P/Machholz pass perihelion on its journey around the Sun. And a nice CME from a filament eruption to add to the show. 🧐🤔❓🌎🌞 For more on Sun activity see https://t.co/xD29wLfm4e pic.twitter.com/XemACCPcpJ
— Dr. C. Alex Young (@TheSunToday) February 2, 2023
This is a new #JWST image.
— Paul Byrne (@ThePlanetaryGuy) February 3, 2023
The six-pointed objects are stars in the Milky Way.
Everything else is an entire galaxy.
EVERYTHING ELSE AN ENTIRE GALAXY pic.twitter.com/QnePKBmU1b
Our first @LMT_TolTEC images from commissioning data are beautiful. Here M1 (Crab Nebula) at 1.1/1.4/2.0mm. More engineering and commissioning data tonight, hopefully, and more info on first images here: https://t.co/7IhwXVkjLE @gtmlmt_oficial @inaoe_mx pic.twitter.com/ChsgiHeTiK
— Itziar Aretxaga (@ItziMex) January 30, 2023
Making movies of black holes? Sure! Building a telescope like the @africa_mm_tel greatly helps.
— Heino Falcke (@hfalcke) January 30, 2023
Latest paper by my group: „Expanding Sgr A* dynamical imaging capabilities with an African extension to the Event Horizon Telescope“ @Noemi_La_Bella et al.https://t.co/kWZgRC6myu pic.twitter.com/V6V9UqWV21
#JWST picture of the month: LEDA 2046648, A Spiral Amongst Thousands. The large spiral galaxy at the base of the image is located 1.1 billion light-years away in constellation Hercules, in a sector of the sky that we are mapping in the ongoing analyses of the Cosmicflows-4 data. pic.twitter.com/MT52iQhHgy
— Daniel Pomarède (@DanielPomarede) January 31, 2023
International grad students in the US:
— Dr. Luna Z 🌙 (@cosmoloony) January 29, 2023
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE A CITIZEN/PR TO APPLY FOR @NASA FINESST!!
Read on for a guide courtesy of @astrogandhi @ITrierweiler @katestoreyfish @abigail_j_lee ✨ https://t.co/FlUnkeCsaF
If you didn’t grow up poor… you may need to do some listening & learning to truly be a good mentor to students coming from poverty.
— Dr. Saavik Ford (@saavikford) January 30, 2023
If your answer to a problem they bring you is, ‘Just xyz…’ and they don’t immediately respond ‘OMG, brilliant, why didn’t I think of that?!?’
I’m just a girl, with 1.5 Astronomy degrees, once again pulling up stellarium to figure out if right ascension should be increasing to the left or right
— Catherine Slaughter 🔭 (@CatieSlaughts) January 29, 2023
The solar corona seen with the SOHO spacecraft is really exceptionally beautiful in the last few days, with the solar approach of #comet 96P/Machholz and a few minor #solarstorm eruptions. ☄️🌬️☀️ pic.twitter.com/ZAwHCDNI05
— Christian Möstl (@chrisoutofspace) February 1, 2023
Hey, #Latin American - #Caribbean #astronomy #grad #student: do not let this oportunity pass by! All costs covered and a great program, who says ME??? #ISYA23MX @inaoe_mx @IAU_org https://t.co/Lk9oK8nLbL
— Itziar Aretxaga (@ItziMex) January 29, 2023
It's paper day. We show that galaxy mergers (FIRE) not only enhance global SFR, but molecular gas surface density and associated virial parameter, highlighting the role of feedback! Comments are welcome. Enjoy! @BlakesleyB @cchayward82 https://t.co/CfAJhDiT95 pic.twitter.com/rqMQhPVsXP
— Jorge Moreno (@jorgito__moreno) February 1, 2023
The fact that AI is being hard coded with standard 2023 Bay Area Democrat beliefs as if they are universal, eternal, truths is an AI alignment problem, albeit secondary to the "might wipe out humanity" one.
— Peter Hague PhD (@peterrhague) February 1, 2023
The Sun has been relatively quiet. No big flaring, but prominences are dancing on the northwest limb (edge). 🧐🤔❓🌎🌞 For more on Sun activity see https://t.co/xD29wLfTTM pic.twitter.com/5AkfeHNVFa
— Dr. C. Alex Young (@TheSunToday) January 30, 2023
if the earth spun at 13 rpm we would all die 👍 https://t.co/aZH6BG5jVi
— Yoni Brande (@YoniAstro) February 1, 2023