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I promised an #Enceladus thread yesterday; it starts here! Let's take a look at this tiny, but all the more interesting icy moon of Saturn! https://twitter.com/People_Of_Space/status/1391834523294437384 Though discovered already

It’s a beautiful day outside, our rental car is crammed full of telescope bits, and we’re read to ROAD TRIP hour 1/5 complete, have left wine +

I'm sure you've heard of the "space debris crisis". We knew about it in the late '70s + by the early '00s we had a robust set of laws that

Saturday night seriousness. My theme this week is #Space4Women and while I've spent some time focusing on women in space, I also want to address the blokes about what they

This morning I'm going to tweet about a phenomenon I only discovered recently: women posing with satellites and spacecraft. Feel free to add your own examples! #WSW2020 #Space4Women #womenwithsatellites Here's

It's World Space Week! My mission this morning is space books by women - old ones, new ones, maybe even imaginary ones. #Space4Women #WSW2020 My first book for World Space

Let's talk about the greatest science fiction story of all time... Growing up in NZ, we didn't get a TV until I was almost 10, so my first exposure to

When we talk about @People_Of_Space it's important to realize rocketry hasn't always been voluntary. The German V2 was built using slave labor, so lets talk about it credit for all

Sometimes, science fiction can accidentally stumble into science facts... that's the case with Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels... In the book, the mythical Laputans reveal their advanced knowledge of Mars and

Let's talk briefly about Carl Sagan One of the great tragedies of the last couple of decades has been TV shows confusing facts/knowledge with intelligence. Facts have been around for

Historically, there's a wonderful relationship between science and science fiction... Science informs and guides fiction, while fiction often inspires science Ask any scientist what their first impression was of science

Is there life in outer space? The answer should be obvious Yes! Of course there's life in space—that's where Earth is! Our planet is one teeny, tiny corner of an