All of us at The University of Toledo are excited to have you back on campus. We are here to support your success – let’s make this semester one to remember! #GoRockets 🚀

From The University of Toledo to NASA, a recent graduate’s discovery sheds new light on newborn stars. Nicole Karnath works at SOFIA Science Center in Calif., where she flies regularly aboard the world’s largest airborne observatory. #WomenInScience #FuelingTomorrows bit.ly/39QVxrG

Our #RocketPride is shining bright! #UToledoPhysicsAstronomy

Dr. Nicole Karnath earned her Ph.D. at UToledo last summer and is now serving as instrument scientist at the SOFIA Science Center based in NASA Ames Research Center. She now flies regularly aboard the world’s largest airborne observatory. #FuelingTomorrows

ATel #13512: The Fall and Rise in Brightness of Betelgeuse astronomerstelegram.org/?read=13512&fb… via The Astronomer's Telegram

The #ALT2020 (fifth Academic Leadership Workshop) has begun, right here at American Chemical Society Marvel Hall. Excited to work with the next generation of leaders! (@UTNSM_Dean Peter Dorhout Ashley Donovan William Tolman Michael Dennin George Shields)

We're saddened by the passing of celebrated #HiddenFigures mathematician Katherine Johnson. Today, we celebrate her 101 years of life and honor her legacy of excellence that broke down racial and social barriers: go.nasa.gov/2SUMtN2

Loving the energy and the conversations at #ALT2020. Great to see so many emerging academic leaders with so much potential! Even we EALs keep learning every time this workshop happens! (Maybe especially us!)

Excellence, integrity, honor, and inspiration. An epitome of a life well lived. #RIPKatherineJohnson

As educators, our responsibility to our students extends beyond the classroom. In this time when they are experiencing uncertainty or life disruption, even if we don't have answers, we have the opportunity to reach out and let them know we care and that we're listening.

Join me and make a gift to Rocket to Rocket Campaign #RocketToRocket givecampus.com/31c62z

Chemistry Departments Can Make a Difference & Assist Local Hospitals. With suspension of lab classes for the semester UTChemistry made available to @UTMedCenter almost 100 cases of nitrile gloves & supplies of bleach & alcohols American Chemical Society UToledo NSM #chemistryforlife

Over the past few weeks, the UToledo Community uploaded over 160 messages for the Class of 2020. We've put those messages together at utoledo.edu/commencement/c… There's still time to submit a message at utoledo.edu/commencement/s… #UToledo20

Congratulations to all our #ToledoLaw20 graduates today! You’ve worked hard to get to the finish line, and we’re very proud of you! Be the best you can be, and do great things out there! 🚀🚀

Quick note to followers: with my change in position, I'm celebrating my return to my scientific passion with a Twitter handle change. The old UTNSM_Dean handle will be returned to their college for their use. Going forward you can find me under the handle Astronomer4Life

Every wonder why the sky blue or plants are green? Come find out at our new August show Cosmic Colors! Program starts promptly at 8:30 PM and if the weather permits, we go observing at Brooks Observatory after the show.

When the Ritter Observatory was dedicated in 1967, it was the largest optical telescope in the United States east of the Mississippi River. Over the past year, the research-grade telescope has undergone refurbishment. Learn more 🔭 myut.link/r7w

Alright...the stars (or satellites) are about to align for some great night sky viewing opportunities. A mostly clear sky is expected for the next several nights and it just so happens that the latest SpaceX Starlink Satellite train will move over our area nightly.

Hubble and NASA Webb Telescope joined forces for one of the most colorful views of our universe – ever. This is a galaxy cluster called MACS0416, located a whopping 4.3 billion light-years away: go.nasa.gov/3QxKdI1

A SIGHT TO SEE: Chance to see the Starlink Satellites this evening a 5:54pm. If clouds block your view, or you miss this chance, there are three more chances over the next three evenings.