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@SyntropyStudio

Syntropy is a visual media studio that delivers strategic messaging, reinforced by scientific expertise and stunning visual presentation.

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Joined March 2014
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Surgery on a Grape!

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Colossal@thisiscolossal27 Feb 2019
Ever wondered what would happen if you melted a jawbreaker with a blow torch and filmed it? thisiscolossal.com/2019/02/m…
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The solar wind — the Sun's constantly outflowing material — washes over bodies throughout the solar system. What happens depends on whether it's impeded by a magnetic field, an atmosphere, both or neither. go.nasa.gov/2SLNyrX
Illustration of the solar wind and various solar system bodies with text: The Sun releases a constant stream of particles and magnetic fields called the solar wind. This solar wind slams worlds across the solar system with particles and radiation -- which can stream all the way to planetary surfaces unless thwarted by an atmosphere, magnetic field, or both.

ALT Illustration of the solar wind and various solar system bodies with text: The Sun releases a constant stream of particles and magnetic fields called the solar wind. This solar wind slams worlds across the solar system with particles and radiation -- which can stream all the way to planetary surfaces unless thwarted by an atmosphere, magnetic field, or both.

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@NASAEarth20 Feb 2019
For decades, @NASA has used data from Earth-observing satellites 🛰 to better understand our planet. Satellite imagery in our new book, Earth, shows the story of a 4.5-billion-year-old planet 🌎 where there is always something new to see. go.nasa.gov/2V9P43E
Satellite image of Laguna San Rafael National Park, with snowy mountains in the top half giving way to brown and green land in the bottom

ALT Satellite image of Laguna San Rafael National Park, with snowy mountains in the top half giving way to brown and green land in the bottom

Satellite image of Mergui Archipelago, with dark blue ocean water in the left third of the image. The water becomes gradually lighter until appearing light blue and almost white in the center of the image, broken up by green islands. The right third of the image is a verdant green landmass.

ALT Satellite image of Mergui Archipelago, with dark blue ocean water in the left third of the image. The water becomes gradually lighter until appearing light blue and almost white in the center of the image, broken up by green islands. The right third of the image is a verdant green landmass.

Satellite image of Mt. Taranaki. Most of the image is a circular green landmass, with light blue ocean water visible on the left side. In the top-center of the image there is one large mountain with a smaller mountain on its top side.

ALT Satellite image of Mt. Taranaki. Most of the image is a circular green landmass, with light blue ocean water visible on the left side. In the top-center of the image there is one large mountain with a smaller mountain on its top side.

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NASA's Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy now has an airborne observatory that can study celestial magnetic fields with ground-breaking precision. See More: go.nasa.gov/2T1ZAgc #Science #Art #STEAM facebook.com/SyntropyStudio/…
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The Mars Opportunity Rover did not answer NASA’s final call late Tuesday night, and it’s now lost to us. The mission was expected to last only 90 days, but it operated on the planet for more than 14 years. #RIPOpportunity #OpportunityRover
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GOES East watches the sunrise over the Northeast as the region braces for a major winter storm that could bring up to a foot of snow to northern New England. On the right side of this loop, you can...

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Congrats #GOES17! It's been a long road, but we are excited to announce that GOES-17 is now operational as @NOAA’s #GOESWest satellite! Here's why weather forecasts for the West Coast, Alaska, Hawaii and the Pacific are about to get even better: go.usa.gov/xEnSG
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Take a look at life through a microscope. #Science #Biology #Art facebook.com/SyntropyStudio/…

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Take a look at life through a microscope. #Science #Biology #Art

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Colossal@thisiscolossal7 Feb 2019
A six-minute time-lapse observes the microscopic development of a single cell into a hatched newt thisiscolossal.com/2019/02/b…
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@NASAJPL7 Feb 2019
The catastrophic #MudCreekSlide near Big Sur, California, started life as a creeping, “stable landslide.” What that means and how we know: go.nasa.gov/2SfynqG
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Cassini@CassiniSaturn7 Feb 2019
(Very) long-range weather report: the @NASAHubble space telescope has observed recent storms on the solar system’s ice giant planets go.nasa.gov/2SyJXMT
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Super Blood Wolf Moon of 2019 Thrills Skywatchers with Stunning (and Red) Lunar Sight! buff.ly/2R3iPAQ
Massive spinning ice disc forms in freezing river. #Science #Art facebook.com/SyntropyStudio/…
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Massive spinning ice disc forms in freezing river. #Science #Art

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@NASA3 Jan 2019
More science incoming! Yesterday we learned that #UltimaThule is made of 2 separate objects that are now bound together. What will we learn today? Join @NASANewHorizons experts at 2pm ET for the latest science sent to Earth from ~1 billion miles past Pluto nasa.gov/live
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It's been a big week for small objects in the solar system. A billion miles past Pluto, @NASANewHorizons explored a small Kuiper Belt object for the first time, while closer to Earth, @OSIRISREx entered orbit around an asteroid. See details at solarsystem.nasa.gov
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360 #Mars panorama from NASA’s Curiosity Mars Rover! facebook.com/SyntropyStudio/…
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We're returning to the Moon, to stay, and nine American companies will work on developing technologies to get there. They'll bid on contracts to deliver our science and technology payloads, paving the way to send humans back to the Moon and on to Mars: go.nasa.gov/2rbT8na
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An extra bonus during our broadcast announcing new partnerships - Astronaut Stan Love demonstrated lunar gravity! The Moon's gravitational pull is 1/6 of the Earth's so jumping on the Moon is extra-bouncy.
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