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Carnegie Science Day Every year on January 29, we come together to celebrate the moment that set more than a century of world-transforming discovery in motion.

Martian rocks, coral symbionts, and more! We’re adding new content throughout the week as we count down to #CarnegieScienceDay.

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New stories, fresh perspectives, and behind-the-scenes science are live on our #CarnegieScienceDay landing page. (There's more on the way, so stay tuned!)

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The Rocks That Remember What Earth Forgot “Two of the biggest questions that our species has thought about over the years are, ‘Are we alone?’ and ‘How did we get here?’”

Leading up to #CarnegieScienceDay, we’re diving into some big questions, starting with one of the biggest—How did we get here?

Carnegie's Andrew Steele talks about the search for life on Mars & what it can tell us about life itself.

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What Makes Carnegie Science So Special? Inside Carnegie Science's blueprint for discovery.

✨ From star stuff to 🧬 life itself, Carnegie Science is built for big questions. Carnegie President John Mulchaey on what makes Carnegie so special. carnegiescience.edu/carnegie-science-day/wha...

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#CarnegieScienceDay | 🎂 January 29

From Planets to Life - Humanity's Oldest Question Our experts reveal how our planet formed, evolved, differentiated into layers, and developed the dynamic processes that make it habitable.

Not every planet becomes a home for life. 🌍

From stellar activity to planetary chemistry and geologic history, Carnegie scientists study the forces that determine whether life can take hold.

👉 carnegiescience.edu/planets-life-humanitys-oldest-question

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A world isn’t built in a day!

We’re starting the countdown to #CarnegieScienceDay with "star stuff" and the cosmic processes that create the conditions and raw materials for planets, life, and ✨ life elsewhere. ✨

👉 https://bit.ly/stars-to-planets

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