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“I study plume-surface interactions in vacuum microgravity”
-wordy
-technical jargon
-why do we care?
“Let‘s figure out how to land your spaceship safely”
-promotes exploration
-concerned for your well-being
-apparently you have a spaceship
Wesley Chambers retweeted
One other point about cosmology: If you believe God is remaking the world through Christ, if you believe in New Creation, you really don't care very much about holding on to the old order of things.
Given today’s technical difficulties, seems like a good time to mention again that I’m also over on the photo-sharing app if you’d like to stay in touch. Or see photos.
Wesley Chambers retweeted
A trio of images to highlight #BepiColombo's 3rd #MercuryFlyby, featuring a newly named crater and various geological and tectonic curiosities. Enjoy this first-look taste of our flyby!
Details & images👉esa.int/Science_Exploration/…
#ExploreFarther
Wesley Chambers retweeted
#Mercury is in our sights as we speed towards tonight's close #MercuryFlyby!
This image was taken just a few hours ago at 10:32 UT/12:32 CEST from a distance of about 121 000 km.
📷esa.int/ESA_Multimedia/Image… #BepiColombo #ExploreFarther
Wesley Chambers retweeted
It was fun to meet @wachambers IRL today for the first time, grabbing lunch at Pasta Jay’s in Boulder! We had great conversations about science, theology, hiking/travel, and more. Twitter can often be a dumpster fire, but real-life connections made through here redeem it some. :)
From the latest essay by @LMSacasas (link in the next tweet); well worth reading the whole thing.






















