#EXP382 is over, and the last four days have been a whirlwind. I'm so grateful I had the opportunity to sail and to meet so many incredible people! Now, on to Rapa Nui!

From storms to sun in one week. Very very ok with this.

Leaving Rapa Nui today, but it’s been an amazing trip. I hope I’ll be back someday!

I love that the Museo Baburizza has a “botanic tour” with signs showing some of the local trees and plants present in the paintings! 🌿🌱🍃

one of the nicest things you can do for someone, i think, is let them get unapologetically excited about something they're passionate about, ask them engaging questions, show them that you're listening, and let them go on for as long as they want

I am so excited to announce that today, right now, you can watch the first episode of a three part miniseries I have been working on for the last year! It’s called Pondlife and (spoiler alert) it’s about microbes! Head over to American Museum of Natural History YouTube to check out the episode!

just when I'm fiiiinally settling into my routine at work again... it's time to change my password 🤬

Happy #CephalopodWeek one and all! 🦑

Showing off the power of planetarium software and data at #SciFoo OpenSpace American Museum of Natural History Other astronomers here are welcome to use my laptop in the inflatable planetarium and I can do another session on ESA Gaia stories later tonight or tomorrow!

🌺PSA🌺 even taking your cat outside on a leash can be *dangerous* for them. The 1st pic was taken around the time rocky sat in a deer tick nest and became covered in thousands of little nymphs! We’ll be sticking to window sills and fire escapes for a while 😣 #wildlifeapproved

this frog looks like it just fucked your wife

YA i know u can HEAR ME from the OTHER SIDE of the ROOM

this has gotta be better than watching the news, right?

Time lapse animation of precipitable water for all of 2019. The band of moist air stretching along the equator corresponds to the Inter-Tropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ). It shifts north during N. Hemisphere summer and then south again during S. Hemisphere summer. (GFS model)

Happy #MuseumSelfieDay y’all! I’m a video producer American Museum of Natural History, and I’m so excited for our new space show, Worlds Beyond Earth, coming out next week. You can get excited by watching the trailer I made for it! youtu.be/TyXn4e_ukaI

You’re going on “The List” for identifying Idris Elba as “Cats” actor. ✍🏼✍🏼✍🏼

Today at 1:30 EDT tune in to the American Museum of Natural History youtube channel to talk about #space and #dinosaurs with two real scientists (me and Watanabe Lab @ New York Tech). You will see the fun/kid friendly video content created by Lee Stevens! bit.ly/3duzZnn #homeschool #kidsathome

Look. At. This. Bird.

Just in case you are wondering, this is the team required to make such a wonderful livestream happen! Lots of fantastic American Museum of Natural History folks coming together behind the scenes to bring you the content.

I've been getting a lot of questions about exoplanets since the Earth transit zone paper with Lisa Kaltenegger came out so I thought I'd re-share this video that Lee Stevens at American Museum of Natural History produced where we answered the question "How do we find new planets?" youtu.be/1Lyw_8fBNT8