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a planet is only Earth-like if it was formed in the Earth region of France, otherwise it’s just sparkling terrestrial
Haven't been here in a while, but I'm happy to share that I recently completed my PhD in Astronomy and will be heading to Yale next month as a YCAA Prize Postdoctoral Fellow! I can't wait to discover lots of new planets and friends :)
she told me to put on some music and the podcast I was listening to about the history of the calculator started playing
getting caught in a rainstorm in a tent by a lake would cure me of all my ailments. physical, mental, and spiritual
read this amazing story about one of the most grueling jobs in science featuring @brittaclems !!
Until about a decade ago, @USFWS had a permanent field station on Tern Island, with groups of scientists studying and rescuing its seabirds, turtles and seals all year round. bit.ly/3pF4rpO
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From Guest: When harassers coauthor papers, the community suffers, but nobody is more affected than the Early Career Researchers within those groups. This is how we, the ECRs within the California Planet Search, have tackled the recent authorship debacle.
astrobites.org/2023/06/25/ex…
question for astronomers: what textbooks do you consider essential reads? what do you go back and reread regularly?
I love how every astronomer has their little water bottle that they put their little stickers on and carry around to their little meetings













