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Official SF Bay Area Collective. March for Science - Bay Area 2018 - Oakland, CA - April 14th, 2018! Join Us: https://xitter.cf/t.co/raRhlGYaXi

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Daniel Aldana Cohen@aldatweets24 Jan 2023
We got so sick of hearing about all the lithium we need to carpet the roads w electric cars. So we did the 1st study to quantify alternatives. Leading w mass transit, ebikes, and urban density cuts lithium demand by up to 90%, while slashing carbon & giving us mobility & freedom.
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Zeke Hausfather
@hausfath29 Dec 2022
Great update on the state of the Greenland ice sheet in 2022 from @ruth_mottram. Unfortunately it continues to rapidly lose ice. carbonbrief.org/guest-post-h…
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NASA Mars
@NASAMars26 Dec 2022
Happy New Year! And no, we’re not accidentally celebrating early: Dec. 26 is Mars New Year! (Really? Yes, read on...)
Illustration shows NASA’s Mars Curiosity rover on the surface of Mars, with a red party hat atop its camera mast. Overhead, a fluttering red banner reads, “ Happy Mars New Year!” and fireworks fill a darkened sky.

ALT Illustration shows NASA’s Mars Curiosity rover on the surface of Mars, with a red party hat atop its camera mast. Overhead, a fluttering red banner reads, “ Happy Mars New Year!” and fireworks fill a darkened sky.

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Curiosity
@MAstronomers25 Dec 2022
Wow! A once in a lifetime photo! This incredible image of a meteor was captured by Jonathan Eggleston in West Virginia, USA, during the recent lunar eclipse.
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CanberraDSN 📡@CanberraDSN18 Nov 2022
🎶"Woah, we're half way there!"🎸 🌏📡〰️〰️〰️🚀🔜🔜🔜🌖 #GoArtemis #GoOrion #GoDSN
Graphic depicting the Artemis Orion spacecraft and service module against a starry baackground, with Earth on the right and the Moon on the left. Time, speed and distance indicators show that the spacecraft is halfway to the Moon.

ALT Graphic depicting the Artemis Orion spacecraft and service module against a starry baackground, with Earth on the right and the Moon on the left. Time, speed and distance indicators show that the spacecraft is halfway to the Moon.

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Ramin Khatibi@Ramin_DK18 Nov 2022
It's time for a thread on why Twitter hasn't gone down yet 🧵
Mocking Spongebob meme If all these people were important, why hasn't Twitter gone down?

ALT Mocking Spongebob meme If all these people were important, why hasn't Twitter gone down?

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The only tweet befitting of being The Last Tweet. #RIPTwitter
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Aman Chokshi@aman_chokshi17 Nov 2022
Happy Polar #PrideDay from the @NSF South Pole station!
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What do absurd pandemic prevention policy proposals have to do with the catastrophic collapse of crypto markets? Quite a lot, actually, and it all comes back to this guy: nytimes.com/2022/11/14/techn…

How Sam Bankman-Fried’s Crypto Empire Collapsed (Published 2022)

Mr. Bankman-Fried said in an interview that he had expanded too fast and failed to see warning signs. But he shared few details about his handling of FTX customers’ funds.

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Chris Hadfield
@Cmdr_Hadfield16 Nov 2022
Wow - 54 seconds, well-spent.
Michael Baylor
@michaelbaylor16 Nov 2022
Liftoff of Artemis I! The best remote video that I have ever captured! Stay tuned for a full video with additional angles on the @NASASpaceflight YouTube channel. youtube.com/c/NASASpacefligh…
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Javier Blas
@JavierBlas16 Nov 2022
COLUMN: What food crisis? The FAO food-coat index is about to turn negative on an annual % basis for first time since mid-2020. And the price of many foodstuffs, from chickpeas to salmon to palm oil, is already falling. My latest @opinion note is here: bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…
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Jeff Foust
@jeff_foust16 Nov 2022
Quite the show.
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Orion Spacecraft
@NASA_Orion16 Nov 2022
SLS has reached maximum dynamic pressure, or Max-Q.
Orion and the rocket's core stage are centered. The core stage's four RS-25 engines are firing. Orion's solar array wings are stowed On-screen overlays read: Distance to Earth: 94 Distance to the Moon: 246335 Velocity: 17376 Mission Elapsed Time: 0D : 0H : 7M

ALT Orion and the rocket's core stage are centered. The core stage's four RS-25 engines are firing. Orion's solar array wings are stowed On-screen overlays read: Distance to Earth: 94 Distance to the Moon: 246335 Velocity: 17376 Mission Elapsed Time: 0D : 0H : 7M

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Emily Lakdawalla@elakdawalla16 Nov 2022
Orion is now in Earth's orbit with a nominal main engine cutoff!
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Planetary Society
@exploreplanets16 Nov 2022
Congratulations @NASA on the launch of #Artemis 1! This is a big deal! This is one small step to the next giant leap back to the Moon. Welcome to the most exciting decade of human space exploration since Apollo. planetary.org/articles/nasa-…

NASA’s Artemis I mission has successfully launched

Despite several setbacks and delays, NASA's Artemis I mission successfully launched from Kennedy Space Center on November 16, 2022.

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To the Moon and beyond! #Artemis
NASA
@NASA16 Nov 2022
We are going. For the first time, the @NASA_SLS rocket and @NASA_Orion fly together. #Artemis I begins a new chapter in human lunar exploration.
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NASA
@NASA16 Nov 2022
LIVE NOW: The #Artemis era of exploration begins today with @NASAArtemis I, the first integrated test flight of the rocket and spacecraft that will bring humanity to the Moon. Watch @NASA_SLS and @NASA_Orion embark on their first voyage. xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1jMKgLaeY…
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We are GO for launch!!
NASA
@NASA16 Nov 2022
"And #Artemis Generation, this is for you." Artemis I has a GO for launch to the Moon. T-0 time for liftoff is now set for 1:47am ET (0647 UTC).
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