Alexander Priel (@alexanderpriel) 's Twitter Profile
Alexander Priel

@alexanderpriel

Father of wonderful kids. Employed at Cove Forge. M.A. Applied Psychology PhD Candidate at Liberty University, concentration on I/O Psychology.

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Jeremiah (@syrmotsag) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ohio States defense is really not getting the love they deserve.... B1G Rankings... Sacks- 1st TFL- 1st INTs- 2nd FFs- 2nd No Power 5 school has more sacks than OSU does. Sacks OSU- 28 UGa- 26 TFL OSU- 58 UGa- 49 INTs OSU- 10 UGa- 10 FFs OSU- 8 UGa- 4

Clay Travis (@claytravis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

21 of Washington’s players are positive for covid and 20 Browns players, including their top two quarterbacks, are all positive for covid too. All of these players were “vaccinated.”

Cardale Jones (@cj1two) 's Twitter Profile Photo

These analyst sit here on national television and try to shame & question these young men competitiveness for making a discussion for THEIR futures! Opting out of 1 game doesn’t erase a 3-4 years career of hard work and ERNING the right to be considered a top draft prospect!

Chandra Observatory (@chandraxray) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🌀Today Chandra is gazing at galaxies in Leo Minor, the smaller lion. Nearby in the sky is galaxy NGC 3344. Located approximately 20 million light years from Earth, this face-on spiral galaxy is roughly half the size of our Milky Way.

🌀Today Chandra is gazing at galaxies in Leo Minor, the smaller lion. Nearby in the sky is galaxy NGC 3344. Located approximately 20 million light years from Earth, this face-on spiral galaxy is roughly half the size of our Milky Way.
NASA (@nasa) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our #IXPE observatory sent back its first science image: Cassiopeia A—the remains of a star that exploded 11,000 light-years from Earth. The supernova remnant is seen here in X-ray data from IXPE and @ChandraXray: go.nasa.gov/3HP69J9

Our #IXPE observatory sent back its first science image: Cassiopeia A—the remains of a star that exploded 11,000 light-years from Earth.

The supernova remnant is seen here in X-ray data from IXPE and @ChandraXray: go.nasa.gov/3HP69J9
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💥The shock wave from the supernova explosion that created remnant G306 is racing through space at ~2.4 million km/h — iron, neon, silicon & sulfur all at temperatures exceeding 28 million C. Supernovas seed galaxies with heavy elements produced in the hearts of massive stars.🌟

💥The shock wave from the supernova explosion that created remnant G306 is racing through space at ~2.4 million km/h — iron, neon, silicon & sulfur all at temperatures exceeding 28 million C. Supernovas seed galaxies with heavy elements produced in the hearts of massive stars.🌟
Space Telescope Science Institute (@spacetelescope) 's Twitter Profile Photo

When NASA Webb Telescope starts sending its observations, we’ll start to see lots and lots of galaxies! Which types of galaxies can Webb observe? Take a guess—and check tomorrow for the #SpaceTelescopeQuiz answer! Credit: STScI.

When <a href="/NASAWebb/">NASA Webb Telescope</a> starts sending its observations, we’ll start to see lots and lots of galaxies!

Which types of galaxies can Webb observe?

Take a guess—and check tomorrow for the #SpaceTelescopeQuiz answer!

Credit: STScI.
Astronomy Magazine (@astronomymag) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Not that long ago, scientists found evidence that our Sun wasn’t unique — other stars have their own orbiting bodies. pst.cr/ZDDhz

Universe Today (@universetoday) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A new framework for understanding habitable environments in our solar system points to seven potential habitable candidates. - Universe Today universetoday.com/154996/here-ar… by Andy Tomaswick

A new framework for understanding habitable environments in our solar system points to seven potential habitable candidates.  - Universe Today universetoday.com/154996/here-ar… by <a href="/AndyTomaswick/">Andy Tomaswick</a>
Space Telescope Live (@spacetelelive) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hubble is looking at the Galaxy M-87 with Wide Field Camera 3 (WFC3/UVI) for Dr. Joseph Neilsen. spacetelescopelive.org/2022-03-17T09:…

Hubble is looking at the Galaxy M-87 with Wide Field Camera 3 (WFC3/UVI) for Dr. Joseph Neilsen. spacetelescopelive.org/2022-03-17T09:…
Xavi Bros (@xavi_bros) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Quasars are objects very distant & difficult to be detected but 3C273 is the closest & brighter and could be observable with an amateur telescope. Its magnitude is 12.5 and it is 2500000000 lightyears distant! Incredible! Images: left by Xavier Bros @AstroSabadell, right by HST.

Quasars are objects very distant &amp; difficult to be detected but 3C273 is the closest &amp; brighter and could be observable with an amateur telescope. Its magnitude is 12.5 and it is 2500000000 lightyears distant! 
Incredible!
Images: left by Xavier Bros @AstroSabadell, right by HST.
Planetary Society (@exploreplanets) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Finding exomoons is like searching for exoplanets on hard mode, but with the newest and best telescopes, like TESS and JWST, our chances of finding exomoons are getting better all the time! Learn more about the search for exomoons here: planetary.org/articles/where…

Finding exomoons is like searching for exoplanets on hard mode, but with the newest and best telescopes, like TESS and JWST, our chances of finding exomoons are getting better all the time!

Learn more about the search for exomoons here: planetary.org/articles/where…