Skyline of Toronto showing many skyscrapers including one that pokes through some low-lying clouds with a glint of sunlight off one corner

Super view of Toronto from the hotel room!

Lookie!

"Mission Aborted: How NASA Illegally Implemented the President's Budget Request Without Congressional Approval" - Minority Staff Report Prepared for Members of the Committee on Science, Space, and Technology, US House of Representatives - April 2026

Just released: "Mission Aborted: How NASA Illegally Implemented the President's Budget Request Without Congressional Approval" - Minority Staff Report Prepared for Members of the Committee on Science, Space, and Technology, US House of Representatives democrats-science.house.gov/imo/media/do...

One of my favorite birds!

Converted from what?

It's Day 2 of our #WeekofAction to #SaveScience, and we are calling our members of Congress! Use the "Phone" tab on our form and you'll get a phone call connecting you to each of your congressional offices: aas.org/reject-2027-... 🔭

Brown cat sitting in front of screen door watching birds and insects.

Same here!

Wonderful news, Teddy, and such a beautiful place for the wedding!

Do you mean Fri Apr 10?

Adorable!

Unexpected EHT intern alert!

This bird had gotten lost in the fog and appeared at the IRAM 30-m control room door- more than 1,500 meters above its usual habitat.

After a brief "internship," it was safely released back into nature the next morning.

#M87MOVIE

He’s thinking to himself how close you are to actually petting him

Carbonaceous Chondrite-like Compositions for Proposed Captured Trans-Neptunian Objects Justitia and Pompeja Carbonaceous Chondrite-like Compositions for Proposed Captured Trans-Neptunian Objects Justitia and Pompeja, Rivkin, Andrew S., Cartwright, Richard J., Emery, Joshua P., Thomas, Cristina A.

I'm delighted to point you to a new paper we just got published in Ap J Letters: "Carbonaceous Chondrite-like Compositions for Proposed Captured Trans-Neptunian Objects Justitia and Pompeja"

Enjoy!

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Artemis II Lunar Targeting Plan - NASA Science A guide to the Artemis II Lunar Targeting Plan (the astronauts' Moon observing assignment).

I am so thrilled to share this guide to the observations that the #ArtemisII crew will be making during their closest approach to the Moon!! I hope you'll follow along!

science.nasa.gov/resource/art...

Sadly, both

lol how bizarre – definitely not a saying we used in Minnesota! Highly relevant to my canoe trips in Tampa, though

Thank you for sharing. I’ve taken 100 pictures of cormorants and never gotten one that close so I figured it was an impressive lens. What a great and fun shot.

Hot off the press: “Reversal of Spin: Comet 41P/Tuttle–Giacobini–Kresak” by
David Jewitt in The Astronomical Journal

Adorable!

Super! What size lens?

This rarely-seen Glass Octopus was caught by an underwater robot during an expedition off the Phoenix Islands.

Ugh!

Oooh

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My sincere condolences. He had a large impact on the field.

This is the second round for us today - crazy weather

Just in: UCAR has filed a lawsuit against NSF, the Commerce Dept, NOAA, and OMB to prevent the dismantling of NCAR, alleging "violations of the Constitution and the Administrative Procedure Act."

I cannot reiterate enough with the frequency and gravity it deserves that every reinfection increases the cumulative risk of Long COVlD.

Our PMC survey data (n>2,000) suggest it is rare to avoid LC after 5+ known infections. I'll talk more about that again Sunday night in Becky's Space.

HWO???

Heartbreaking, really