“The trick is to know which books to read” From COSMOS: A Personal Voyage, episode 11 “The Persistence of Memory”

“I liked science, but never imagined I could make a career out of it,” said laureate Louis Brus. Learn more about his journey from a hardware store to the Nobel Prize in Chemistry: nobelprize.org/prizes/chemist… #NobelPrize

I dunno if he really sent that but it is true in my experience.

Some light reading for a research topic I’m helping with. Who wants to come along on the ride. #science

Awesome.

Nice!!!!!

Maybe a Hitchhiker's guide page?

Beam me. Wait. Don’t hit me with a bunch of neutrons. But cool stuff.

It’s watching you.

Totally gonna do this.

Carl Sagan I have never seen this clip of him.

The 1923 Nobel Prize in Physics was an important one! It gave us a much more complete understanding of the electron which helps us figure out exactly what we can do with it...Like electronics!! #Science #NobelPrize youtu.be/iwdKW_qVmMk

We live in a world dependent on science and technology where many many people don't understand that science or technology they are suspicious of it.

Once you understand what these things are, they aren't that bad to get along with.

Hahahhahaahaha. If you don’t follow Marielle Redclaw you should. She’s funny. And an engineer. A perhaps rare combination.

The greenhouse effect explained and rationalized for its need. Both positive and negative in four minutes. The best way I have ever heard it explained.

Damn. He’s right. Always.

It won’t take that long.

Some well known math. Fun stuff.

From his book which was either 1996 or 1997.