Nicole Gugliucci, PhD, They Call Me Spooky

@NoisyAstronomer

A physics professor who loves education, astronomy, dogs, books, weights, and good trouble. She/they Tweets mine; RT/like≠endorse

New Hampshire, USA
Joined June 2008
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    May 31

    life

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  2. 18 hours ago

    Wow.

    They're LITERALLY offering bounties. Beyond the general meanness of this, which is disgusting, how desperate does this make them look?
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  3. 18 hours ago

    We're all exhausted together! 😴

    Hear me out- what if instead of assuming students are lazy and don’t want to learn we assume they are overworked and exhausted just like us?
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  4. Retweeted
    Nov 12

    Astronomers who might be 'struggling' to find some DEI efforts to support as the Astro 2020 Decadal Survey mentions, I would recommend financially supporting with our efforts. Following the account and checking out the website would be 👌.

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  5. Nov 6

    Growing up on Staten Island, I could always count on those bright planets to shine through the light pollution!

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    traveling across the sky tonight over .
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  6. Nov 6

    I. Am. So. Tired.

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  7. Retweeted
    Nov 4

    “Engracia Figueroa, a fierce advocate for people with disabilities, passed away on Sunday due to complications from injuries she sustained when United Airlines destroyed her custom wheelchair last July.” 1/3

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    Nov 4

    One thing that dads don’t hear enough is that it’s ok to ask for help. Your emotions are real. Your feelings are valid. You are worth it. You don’t have to carry the weight of the world on your shoulders. You don’t have to do it alone.

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  9. Retweeted
    Nov 5

    the experience of those who are continuously relentlessly being marginalized and abused in a field. We need to talk about “how to behave” and not assume that we “know” 3/3

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    Nov 5

    Being adults has little to do with it, the average adult does not understand the experience of other or empathize enough. The average adult that takes part in astrophysics research or pedagogy is in a position of privilege that prevents them from “knowing” 2/3

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    Nov 5

    No disrespect to survey than had many excellent suggestions for the next decade of astronomy. But one sentence stuck with me from the briefing. “We are all adults we should know how to behave” is not a good take on . It’s basically what got us here 1/3

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  12. Nov 5

    It's an easy trap to fall into: astronomers/physicists dipping into social science without any expertise or input from social scientists. Good call retracting the work!

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  13. Retweeted
    Nov 5

    It's the weekend, baby

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  14. Retweeted
    Nov 4

    still downloading the report but this key takeaway is SO important. "NASA, NSF, DOE, and professional societies should ensure that their scientific integrity policies address harassment and discrimination by individuals as forms of scientific misconduct."

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  15. Nov 5

    Yessss! (Been a big part of my lessons this semester)

    This quote by 👏👏👏
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    Nov 4

    Major Announcement! is now a registered 501(c) Non-Profit Organization! Thank you to everyone for your support and participation!

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  17. Nov 4

    I keep telling my class that astronomers are terrible at naming things...

    astroNomErs VERy GOod oN acroNym Acrobatics, Greatly InnoVate English abUse yUP
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  18. Nov 4

    Today I'm just here for the tea... what's shakin'? I have too much grading to read it right this moment...

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  19. Retweeted
    Oct 29

    The full Week 2021 essay series is now online. Thanks to and the essay writers: Garrett R. Williams, Katrina Miller, Danielle H. Speller, Larry Gladney, and Gibor Basri

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  20. Retweeted
    Oct 29

    the forbidden gummy is forbidden no more

    That neolithic amber bear everyone has seen? Well, made a 3D model *from the photo* , printed the bears, used those to create silicone molds, and then created edible, cola-flavored gummi bears. HE MADE GUMMI BEARS BASED ON A 3500 YEAR-OLD BEAR.
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  21. Oct 23

    Happening now!

    Please support our parent program, , during their 36-hour livestream over on Twitch. You'll help fund our program for the next year with your support!
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