Sen’s 24/7 4K livestream features in Emergence, @ProfBrianCox’s new world tour - and we’re proud to have Brian as our brand ambassador. 🌎
Exploring 13.8 billion years of cosmic evolution, Emergence takes audiences on a journey from the smallest building blocks of nature to the vast structures of the cosmos - with spectacular visuals, music and lighting bringing the story to life.
From our planet to the cosmos, it’s a whole new perspective on our place in the universe. 🚀
Discover Emergence: briancoxlive.co.uk
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It's the final countdown 🎶
We're one step closer to Roman's first images! The observatory is now fully functional and the team is performing their final checks and calibrations before starting science observations.
go.nasa.gov/4A9menV
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The Government’s cash settlement for STFC risks cutting-edge scientific research being dropped and the closure of laboratories and scientific facilities like Jodrell Bank across the country.
We are world-leading in science training and research - to throw that away is foolhardy.
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🚨What happens to UK science when its next generation sees a future elsewhere?
69% of the PhD students and postdocs we surveyed seriously consider their next job abroad. Just 1 in 20 are confident about suitable UK opportunities.
#UKRI #STFC @CommonsSITC @Scientists4Lab
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The UK government seems blissfully unaware of the damage this will do to the future of physics in the UK. Trust in a research system takes decades to build, but can be lost remarkably quickly. It starts with losing the next generation of researchers
🚨 69% of UK early-career researchers in particle physics, astronomy & nuclear physics plan to leave the country for their next job.
Simon Williams and I spoke to @timeshighered about our latest survey and the consequences of STFC cuts for UK science.
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🌌 @ProfBrianCox brings 'Emergence', his most ambitious show to date, here to Newcastle this month.
🎟️ Tickets are available now 👇
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⭐ Make it extra special... Premium Experiences are available for this show! Find our more on our website.
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UK soft power latest: Leading Chinese physicists call out @UKRI_News withdrawal from @LHCbExperiment. @ChiOnwurah and the SIT's work on science diplomacy have called this a 'lack of joined up thinking' recently
Leading Chinese physicists have condemned UK Research and Innovation’s “irresponsible” decision to withdraw funding from an upgrade to an experiment at Cern, Europe’s world-leading particle physics facility #UKRI #Cern #physics #research
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🌏 Watch Earth live from space! teapawt.org/i/broadcasts/1vJpPNOAz…
Australia 🇦🇺 New Zealand 🇳🇿 I'm coming back for An Evening of Idle Conversation.
Expect ridiculous stories,
old friends, and the absurdly unpredictable journey of building a house in France over fifty five years when it grew from a shack to a Shackeau.
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Our Ramses planetary defence spacecraft has been switched on for the first time, a major milestone on the way to its 2028 launch.
The ESA-JAXA mission will rendezvous with asteroid Apophis and study it during its exceptionally close flyby of Earth in April 2029.
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Today, NASA announced PRIMA, a new space telescope that will explore long-standing mysteries around the formation of planets, stars, black holes, and even how water on Earth came to be. go.nasa.gov/3TgGh3W
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“The abrupt withdrawal from the leadership role in the next-generation @LHCbExperiment at @CERN is one of many examples of hasty decision-making...” @ProfBrianCox for @kayaburgess in @thetimes thetimes.com/uk/science/arti…
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Roman will find around 100,000 new planets beyond our solar system, known as exoplanets. Which one is just right for you? 💙
Can't wait? Dive into our catalog of exoplanets found by missions like Kepler, TESS, and more: science.nasa.gov/exoplanets/
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Today in 1977, Voyager 1 took this image of the Earth and Moon in a single frame, captured from 7.25 million miles away. It was the first of its kind taken by a spacecraft.
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'Voyager' features in @ProfBrianCox's 'Emergence' show, which is now on stage across Europe and continuing through the UK, Ireland, USA and Canada into next year. More info and tickets: pjharvey.lnk.to/emergenceXX
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Congratulations to @DrBrianMay, astrophysicist, Queen guitarist, and #AsteroidDay cofounder, on receiving the National Space Society @nss Space Pioneer Award. He joins B612 cofounder & Apollo 9 #RustySchweickart, who received the award in 2009 for Historic Space Achievement
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The LZ dark matter search has observed a single unexplained event
Many discoveries have begun with a single anomalous event, but so have even more false alarms. So we wait. Typically, direct-detection experiments have excellent control over their backgrounds
Our new results are out! We have observed a single nuclear recoil in our detector that we find difficult to explain with our background model. Could it be a hint of dark matter? It’s far too early to say, but it’s certainly intriguing! #darkmatter
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We need a stronger Europe with Britain at its heart.
European Relations Minister @HFalconerMP attended the European Forum Alpbach @forumalpbach in Austria yesterday to discuss strengthening UK-EU ties. 🇬🇧🇪🇺
🚨 The world’s first live 4K spacewalk
ESA astronaut @Soph_astro and NASA astronaut @Astro_Jessica are heading outside the ISS. Watch the livestream from Sen’s 4K cameras on the ISS 🛰️ teapawt.org/i/broadcasts/1nxnRBzaL…

































