Royal Astronomical Society

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Vrijeme pridruživanja: ožujak 2010.

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    This is the official twitter account for the Royal Astronomical Society. For information about our library and archive collection, see 📚 for outreach and diversity, see 🚀 and 🌈 and for our journals MNRAS and GJI, see 📗

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    and have grown significantly since their early days as Society notices, both in number of submissions and international appeal 🌍 We are excited to see what the next 200 years brings us, starting with our new covers…

    covers of GJI (green with a lake and sky) and MNRAS (purple with a face and stars)
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    As we celebrate our bicentenary , read all about the history of and in February's A&G: How did MNRAS form? Who used to decide what was accepted? Why did the RAS start publishing articles on geophysics? How have the journals grown?

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  4. Pulsars are such compact objects that all of humanity would fit within a sugar cube in order to attain a comparable density. Image credit: NASA GSFC

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    The 's new symbol had to hint at the 2 sides of their work – astronomy + geophysics. This eye/planet idea with orbiting moon seemed to work, turned 23.5 degrees to reflect the Earth’s angle of tilt. It just took a bit of experimentation to find its final form…

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    Find out more about Mary Somerville and her achievements!

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    Today's Doodle celebrates Mary Somerville, the Scottish polymath, science writer & with Caroline Herschel, joint first ever woman to be made an honorary member of ! See it here: 🔭🌟

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    Mary Somerville, celebrated in today's , presented this edition of her influential first book, Mechanism of the Heavens (1831) to the

    The title page of Mechanism of the Heavens, inscribed 'To the Royal Astronomical Society from Mary Somerville'
    The spine of Mary Somerville's book with the title Mechanism of the Heavens stamped in gilt.
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    Google Doodle celebrates Scots scientist and an advocate for women's rights - Mary Somerville

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    Extraordinary Mary Somerville’s story told by a Google UK doodle.

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  11. Find out more about Mary Somerville and her achievements!

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    Today’s celebrates groundbreaking Scottish scientist Mary Somerville 🙌 Somerville's contributions include a role in the discovery of Neptune, inspiring the term ‘scientist’ & her advocacy for women’s equal rights 🌌👩‍🔬⚖️ Learn more 👉

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  13. Today's Doodle celebrates Mary Somerville, the Scottish polymath, science writer & with Caroline Herschel, joint first ever woman to be made an honorary member of ! See it here: 🔭🌟

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    30. sij

    New work: in preparation for their 200th Anniversary, we've been developing a bold new approach for the Royal Astronomical Society featuring a new and dynamic symbol More here:

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    31. sij

    1⃣🥇🏆 The most cited paper of the last decade was: Geologically current plate motions by Charles DeMets et al. 🌐

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    28. sij

    Over the next week, we're going to be looking back at the most cited papers of the decade 🔢🏆 Together they've been cited nearly 4,000 times! ...

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  17. Hubble Space Telescope image of Mars in 2018. Image: NASA / ESA / STScI
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    31. sij

    Fascinating meeting yesterday with representatives from and . Thanks to for setting this up. Astronomy organizations are working on the issue. More updates to come soon...

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    30. sij

    And me too — the bit that is! Definitely the most interesting (of countless interesting) meeting I’ve been to at the

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    30. sij

    So, you think the "first light" images of the Sun from the Daniel K Inouye Solar Telescope were cool. How about these? Just hanging out at the (as you do) and here is Carrington's drawing of the sunspot group that yielded his famous flare "event" in 1859.

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  21. Nearly 5 years ago, gravitational waves were detected for the first time. These gravitational waves occurred when two black holes collided – 1.3 billion years ago! LIGO detected the waves when they finally reached Earth in 2015 Image credit: NASA

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