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Space Weather Scientist and Baylor University Professor

Joined June 2009
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It’s National Book Lovers Day! We're celebrating with 10 @Baylor faculty sharing their favorite books - from thought-provoking nonfiction to classic literature to contemporary novels. Happy reading! news.web.baylor.edu/news/sto…
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So according to @ramtrucks it is perfectly normal and acceptable for the paint to start flaking off of my vehicle after seven years. You had a chance to make a loyal customer and instead I'm going to try to make sure no one I know ever buys a Ram product. #Ram #RamTrucks
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🧐🤩Get the 411 on solar maximum because it is on its way and maybe sooner than many thought. 🙀🌞The sun is just getting started. 🥳 cnn.com/2023/07/14/world/sol… 🤔
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There is no doubt that the State of Texas is intentionally attempting to destroy Texas public schools.
If you read nothing else today, please take 5 minutes and read this. 👇💜💛 Last week, the Alpine ISD Board of Trustees adopted this bold Resolution in Response to State Underfunding of Rural Schools. #TxEd #TxLege #FinanceFriday #GoBucks #RuralEd
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Trey Cade retweeted
Onboard view from Falcon 9’s flight to space and back during smallsat rideshare mission
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A size comparison of the 80 known moons of Jupiter with Manhattan for scale. Credit: MetaBallStudios
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Thanks to @camillehoxworth for the great discussion! #spaceweather
There's so much more to the sun than we might think! In this week’s new episode of Degrees of Science, Dr. @treycade from @Baylor tells us more about what space weather is and why we should pay attention to it youtu.be/aBU2AjvDjfs
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Carl Sagan explains how the ancient Greeks knew the Earth was round and calculated its circumference over 2,000 years ago.
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Rainbows are actually full circles, typically visible from higher vantage points, such as planes or tall buildings. Credit: Fabricio Maciel
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A meteor burning up in Earth's atmosphere, filmed from the International Space Station.
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Check out the #SpaceX SES-22 landing on ASOG earlier. One small signal drop at re-entry, but only for a few seconds. Other than that, another beautiful view all the way to the deck. 🚀🎯😍
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Video of Dragon’s Draco thrusters moving the spacecraft closer to the @Space_Station
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BREAKING NEWS: An X2.1 flare from the southwest limb (AR2992) in currently in progress. It is the largest flare so far this cycle (i.e., since Jan 2020). The last time there was a flare this large was back in October 2017, so it is the largest flare we have seen in nearly 5 years
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SpaceX is going to lose 40 satellites from it's Feb 3 launch due to launching them into the middle of a space weather storm.
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☀️ Our #ParkerSolarProbe has touched the Sun! For the first time in history, a spacecraft has flown through the Sun's atmosphere, the corona. Here's what it means: go.nasa.gov/3oU7Vlj #AGU21
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Beautiful Sol!
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"Suddenly you're through the blue and into black" Star Trek actor William Shatner, 90, says his experience of flying into space was "so moving" and "unbelievable" bbc.in/3oVjTLT
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This is the smoothest thing ever captured on camera.
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Over the weekend we had our first X-Class Solar Flare of the new solar cycle. The Sun is waking up!
Strong X1.5 #Solarflare from #AR2838 at 14:29 UTC. This is the first X-flare event since Sep 10, 2017.
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