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  2. Jul 15

    Chant for the What do we want? Time travel!! When do we want it? That's irrelevant.

    4 replies 48 retweets 118 likes
  3. Apr 14

    Out here bright and early at Lake Merritt for !

    8 replies 3 retweets 81 likes
  4. Apr 14

    You know it’s serious when Sir Isaac Newton shows up

    4 replies 27 retweets 336 likes
  5. Apr 14

    Double-helix parade attacked by

    4 replies 48 retweets 184 likes
  6. Apr 14

    This is why is so damn important.

    2 replies 17 retweets 36 likes
  7. Apr 13

    Looking forward to tomorrow. My sign is ready to go!

    5 replies 17 retweets 65 likes
  8. Apr 13

    Signs ready?

    7 retweets 12 likes
  9. Apr 14

    gave an amazing speech at the ! Proud to be your colleague! And thank you for all that you do!

    1 reply 2 retweets 16 likes
  10. Apr 14

    Rochester March for Science!

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  11. Apr 14

    At the could not find my#TWiV shirt so I hav a steampunk bacteriophage

    2 replies 10 retweets 97 likes
  12. Apr 14

    Today is the ! Join me at the tent on the National Mall from 9-noon for hourly teach-ins.

    27 retweets 69 likes
  13. Apr 14

    "Clean Water For Flint" Had the whole march yelling it through the streets of DC 📸: @TMO365

    4 replies 121 retweets 386 likes
  14. Apr 13

    A song for science. UW's croons at the EarthGames game jam

    1 reply 6 retweets 13 likes
  15. Apr 14

    Sonne! Sommer! Science!

    7 retweets 21 likes
  16. Apr 14

    Thousands at the in Washington DC.

    1 reply 51 retweets 142 likes
  17. 4 Oct 2017
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    Well, at least YOUR checks arrived. I still haven't gotten mine for my salute to the Trump's tower at the in Chicago.

    1 reply 24 likes
  18. Apr 14

    In we trust! crew

    9 retweets 17 likes
  19. Apr 14

    Playing with at

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  20. Apr 14

    post from on Saturday! MOR2259, a nearly complete fossil rhino skull, Trigonias osborni collected from the Late Eocene (34-38 MYA) Climbing Arrow Frm of Montana. About 7ft tall, was similar in appearance to a modern rhino, but lacked a horn!

    16 retweets 35 likes
  21. Apr 14

    “No government has the right to decide on the truth of scientific principles.” — Prof. Richard Feynman Hundreds of scientists marched together for this year's in .

    10 retweets 32 likes

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