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  1. Spending the day at the Summit in !! The day-long summit is designed to engage students in hands-on activities staffed by a team of scientists and educators. http://www.esteamforyouth.org 

  2. NRAO Retweeted

    What is our place in the universe?

    Well, we have a literal answer for that -- thanks in part to @NSF's @TheNRAO (with support from @USNavyResearch) the latest global effort to chart the skies . . .

    From @Gizmodo http://bit.ly/2xG0uCn 

  3. The environment that make Earth's driest desert so inhospitable creates ideal conditions for astronomy in Chile, The Atacama's arid climate prevents radio waves from being absorbed by water. Credit: ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO), C. Padilla

  4. This is how and the work together to study planet formation. ALMA imaged the outer portions of HL Tau's disk (left), and the Very Large Array detailed the inner portions of thick dust (right): .https://public.nrao.edu/news/hltau-vla/#PRimageSelected 

  5. Looks like a good night to be at to talk about how the can observe the ever so faint radio waves in faraway galaxy clusters.

  6. NRAO Retweeted

    Happy for all Chileans, whose country has the perfect skies for astronomic observation. Image by @jcrojas819 📡

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  7. Radio astronomy is represented at by our intrepid PIO @astroblue1 and this is what happens: https://public.nrao.edu/nrao-meets-the-dragon-dragon-con-that-is/ 

  8. Check out what one of our program participants, Jason Renwick, is doing @UWI_StAugustine on Friday, September 15th in Trinidad.

  9. NRAO Retweeted

    Astronomers watched the tiny radio shadow of asteroid Palma, sweeping across Earth at 32 miles per second, as it passed in front of a galaxy trillions of times as far away. That's some precision tracking! https://public.nrao.edu/news/vlba-measures-asteroids-characteristics/ 

  10. Astronomers found a creative way to use the continent-wide Very Long Baseline Array to study an asteroid as it passed in front of a distant radio galaxy. This observation provides new information about the asteroid's size, shape, and orbit. https://public.nrao.edu/news/vlba-measures-asteroids-characteristics/ 

  11. Wrapping up our third day at , Jessica Harris discusses a pilot program she helped develop to give rising 9th graders an opportunity to learn more about physics and radio astronomy. For more info about our Radio Astronomy and Physics (RAP) camp: https://public.nrao.edu/outreach/ 

  12. NRAO Retweeted

    Astronomic alert.📡 Throughout September, look up to the sky and you will see 5 planets! 🔭🌌

  13. Suzy Gurton talking about how we bring diversity to the career pipeline at .

  14. Our EPO director, Suzy Gurton, outlines the importance of the National Astronomy Consortium (NAC) program at . This program is a collaboration with minority and majority universities to broaden the representation of underrepresented groups in related fields.

  15. NRAO Retweeted

    Scientists at @TheNRAO have now measured the speed of superfast jets of material from a neutron star merger in August of 2017, and the results are...blinding. Learn more: http://bit.ly/2x9POf9 

  16. NRAO Retweeted

    A next-generation camera for the South Pole Telescope at @NSF_OPP's Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station will make it more "like a time machine to go back to the first moments of our universe,” said John Carlstrom, of @UChicago. Read more from @Fermilab: http://tinyurl.com/mrg9g2w 

  17. We're happy to support the 130th Annual Meeting, which promotes astronomy education and science literacy for all! The four-day conference will highlight a wide range of professional research and communication and discuss diversity in science fields. Image: NRAO/AUI/NSF