Happy #InternationalDayofWomenandGirlsinScience! Here are a few of the great people shaping Ecoss research. #WomenInSTEM

This week we are angry (again). Mourning Arielle Anderson, Alexandria Verner, and Brian Fraser, students at Michigan State University and some of the latest victims of the U.S. mass shooting epidemic. Thinking of their families, the critically injured, and all in #MSU's community

Happy #plutoday! So grateful I get to spend my nights with the telescope that discovered Pluto

Why are universities teaching courses in Matlab. Seriously - how is this still a thing?

Happy Trans Day of Visibility 🏳️‍⚧️🩵🤍🩷 You’re all so valid!

Had the best time presenting my work with Center for Science Teaching and Learning at NAU and @KateLPetersen today at the NAU Undergrad Research Symposium #undergrad

went to the royal observatory in Greenwhich today!! i ❤️ old telescopes

OH MY GOD. THE JWST IMAGE OF SATURN IS FINALLY HERE 😭😭

if only there was a highly interdisciplinary branch of science dedicated to studying alien life in the universe that reporters could draw upon when discussing claims and implications of UFOs

Had the best time presenting my work developing NAUs first undergraduate scicomm class!! Thank you AZ Space Grant! #AZSGC #NAU #scicomm

i can’t believe we’re only 3 months away from sending a spacecraft to explore an icy ocean world in our solar system that’s possibly habitable ❄️

I got to go to JPL this week to meet the #EuropaICONS team!!

Join NASA leaders and members of our team tomorrow for a preview of our mission to Jupiter's intriguing moon Europa and the October launch. 📺Sept. 17 at 8am PT / 11am ET / 1500 GMT: youtube.com/live/Ij1wOLJE_…

A journey of 1.8 billion miles is about to begin. All about NASA's #EuropaClipper mission to explore Jupiter's intriguing moon Europa: nasa.gov/europaclipper Launch is slated for Monday, Oct. 14. Here's how to watch: go.nasa.gov/europaclipperl…

🚀🛰LIFTOFF! NASA’s #EuropaClipper has started a five-and-a-half-year journey to Jupiter’s icy moon Europa, to investigate if there are conditions to support life!

Our spacecraft is currently inbound for Mars! No, we're not lost – on March 1 we'll perform a gravity assist maneuver, using the Red Planet to help shape our trajectory out to Jupiter and its ocean moon Europa. go.nasa.gov/4bfYfba

people need scientists and science communicators now more than ever

so excited for the Mars flyby on the first!!

Hello Mars! We're now skimming just 550 miles (884 km) above the surface at about 15.2 miles per second (24.5 kilometers per second).

Welcome home Reid, Victor, Christina, and Jeremy! 🫶 The Artemis II astronauts have splashed down at 8:07pm ET (0007 UTC April 11), bringing their historic 10-day mission around the Moon to an end.