
Storyteller for @Lenovo. Other lives: journalist, physics writer, director... Should have been born a wolf.
Joined April 2009
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YES. RT @Gizmodo: NASA made these gorgeous travel posters for actual exoplanets: gizmo.do/IWJixnh
Love this #BlackMessiah review from @jack_hamilton: background & context & all the feels. slate.me/1znzGSF
.@SandiaLabs channels their inner Medusa to turn cells into stone—meet the 'zombie' method: 1.usa.gov/1ucWyxE
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"Finding this new material is a bit like an archeologist finding a new Egyptian pharaoh's tomb." 1.usa.gov/12imsJO
Crushing hard on new Swedish supergroup @Amasonband: youtube.com/watch?v=h2lt-wzl…
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EVERYONE: Follow @ESA_Rosetta's #CometLanding and marvel at the limitless ambition and thrill of science.
Strange physics of stirring @BrookhavenLab's primordial plasma inside a teacup: 1.usa.gov/10LXcup
Not crazy about @megangarber's spirit animal piece—"casual Internet-ers" shouldn't be excused for appropriation. theatln.tc/1zyaSZg
.@sydbrownstone goes deep into the psychological effects of seeing Earth from orbit: bit.ly/1tHOjhD
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Exit polls have been showing a pretty stark partisan divide on climate change tonight nyti.ms/1yWJuAV
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Great @PopSci story on world's newest and brightest 'x-ray-making accelerator'—our very own NSLS-II: bit.ly/popnsls2
Amped to go back to the future this weekend w/ @GreatDismal's The Peripheral: williamgibsonbooks.com/books…
Killer read from @1000TimesYes on Run the Jewels: rol.st/1zcjFjt. Album should be mandatory listening. #RTJ2
.@ENERGY/@BrookhavenLab physicist on confronting institutional privileges that repress diversity in science: energy.gov/diversity/article…
If you want to climb inside a nightmare today: youtu.be/G_NIop72vis. From Scott Walker & Sunn O)))'s #soused. via @4ad_Official
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We're not superstitious here in science-land, but there is a rainbow bridging our old & new synchrotrons…
"It was like a crystal ball reflecting the universe, a spherical hole in spacetime." wired.com/2014/10/astrophysi…
Coldest cubic meter in the cosmos housed inside bits of a Roman shipwreck: bit.ly/1DALhhP Oh, neutrinos.







