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Robert McNees
mcnees
The astronomer Vera Rubin was born #OTD in 1928. Her work on galactic rotation curves became one of the main pieces of evidence for the existence of dark matter, and
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Dr. John Barentine FRAS
JohnBarentine
Venus has finished its brief but very photogenic dance with the Pleiades, but don’t put those telescopes away just yet! We’re headed into prime time to see an elusive phenomenon
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Asia Chloe Brown
AsiaChloeBrown
Happy Thursday, friends. Today we get 21 more minutes of daylight. Two more minutes than yesterday, and 21 more minutes than December 21. Tomorrow marks the beginning of a "new
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Phil Plait
BadAstronomer
Some sad astronomy news: The wonderful and enormous 305-meter Arecibo radio telescope has sustained so much damage from broken cables that it has to be decomissioned.https://www.syfy.com/syfywire/the-giant-arecibo-radio-telescope-to-be-deco
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Dr. Trish Morgan
trishmorgan
Happy solstice! Today’s #GeoAdvent treat is especially for the day that’s in it. This is my (non physical geographer!) explanation of solstices. #LoveGeography A #solstice is a point in the
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Ātmavān
Aatmavaan
Do u have any better theory sir? To explain the reason behind the reason, an infinite loop. Even science can't prove how come the universe was created. They say Big
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Sankrant Sanu सानु संक्रान्त ਸੰਕ੍ਰਾਂਤ ਸਾਨੁ
sankrant
Algebra (Bijaganita) came from India and was described by Al-Khwarizmi based on translations from Sanskrit. European historians then called him the "inventor of Algebra."In @MeruPrastara's upcoming book from @GarudaPrakashan,
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Julien Girard
djulik
Thanks @beckyferreira for this nice piece quoting me and not just my infamous tweet. To temper things down (because they got out of control, seriously): I don't hate @elonmusk and
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Hannalore Gerling-Dunsmore
JoyofPhysics
Seriously y’all, this would be like getting a PhD in physics and publicly INSISTING gravity acts at a distance instantaneously due to the Newtonian description, rather than at the speed
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Robert McNees
mcnees
Physicist Karl Jansky was born #OTD in 1905. While searching for the source of radio hiss that interfered with transatlantic phone calls for Bell Labs, he discovered that astrophysical objects
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Phil Plait
BadAstronomer
In 1962, astronomers found an object so bizarre they had *no idea* what it could be. When they figured it out through a clever trick of the sky, they opened
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Amy Thunig
IndigenousX
Time to talk about tough stuff.I am an advocate for suicide prevention, particularly in my local area. Coonabarabran, where I live, has a higher rate of suicide than the national
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काली दासी
sarahkalidasi
Facts that they never taught you but needs to teach our Indian Youth now.1. Father of Astronomy: Aryabhatta ; work - Aryabhattiyam2. Father of Astrology: Varahamihira , works; Panchasiddhantika, Bruhat
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David Perell
david_perell
Conventional wisdom says that more education is better.But I think we need less. People should be able to find their first jobs with 12-18 months of vocational training. Then, once
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Eric Mamajek
EricMamajek
1/ I've been asked a few times in recent years about current best estimates of the number of stars in our Milky Way (MW) galaxy. I'll show my estimate here
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विपाशा रंजन
DharmaSuta
How Bharat educated the world:The story starts from 5th century when feudalism was growing fast in the world, Bharat was epicenter of civilization,Romans got collapsed in West and onslaught of
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