March for Science LA @march4sciencela

Official Account for March for Science Los Angeles - Save the date! May 4, 2019 - Space Exposition, Victory Park, Pasadena. 6-8 pm laallianceforscience.org Los Angeles, CA Joined January 2017

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March for Science LA @march4sciencela

6 years ago

On May 4, 2019 Los Angeles Alliance for Science will be hosting a science exposition in Victory Park. Join us for science lessons from local STEM groups, interactive booths, & a free screening of Star Wars: The Force Awakens. May the fourth be with you. facebook.com/events/2202871…

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March for Science LA @march4sciencela

6 years ago

Amid measles fears, more than 200 students and staff at L.A. universities are quarantined latimes.com/local/californ…

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NASA @NASA

6 years ago

Thanks to our @NASAHubble Space Telescope’s five servicing missions and 29 years in space, our view of the universe and our place within it has never been the same. Take a look in this @twitter moment:

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March For Science @MarchForScience

6 years ago

@march4sciencela Hooray! We are so excited! #maythefactsbewithyou

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Los Angeles Times @latimes

6 years ago

Earth's glaciers are melting much faster than scientists thought: A new study shows they are losing 369 billion tons of snow and ice each year, more than half of that in North America. lat.ms/2VAhCEg

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March for Science LA @march4sciencela

6 years ago

First ever images of the darkest entities in the cosmos! nytimes.com/2019/04/10/sci…

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Jess Phoenix, Lava Connoisseur 🌋 @jessphoenix2018

6 years ago

My friend Leah is in the green. This is from the L.A. March for Science 2017. I had just announced my Congress run. Leah was there supporting. She was the best person to have in your corner. I wish I could have helped her more. The world is worse without her. 💔

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March for Science LA @march4sciencela

7 years ago

“ShakeAlertLA, an app created under the oversight of Mayor Eric Garcetti and the city, is designed to work with the U.S. Geological Survey’s earthquake early warning system, which has been under development for years.” latimes.com/local/lanow/la…

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March for Science LA @march4sciencela

7 years ago

“Four billion miles from Earth, NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft sped past a small, cold Kuiper Belt object known as Ultima Thule on Monday night, successfully collecting data on the most distant world ever visited by humankind.” latimes.com/science/scienc…

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NASA @NASA

7 years ago

Meet #UltimaThule! What you’re seeing is the 1st contact binary ever explored by a spacecraft. This object, which we can now see is a contact binary, used to be 2 separate objects that are now bound together. Watch for more @NASANewHorizons science results nasa.gov/live