Emmy Hughes
@spacelover20.bsky.social
Geology, spectroscopy, salty systems on Mars / Postdoctoral Scholar at Georgia Tech / Curiosity mission team member / she/her
That’s lovely. Incredibly funny song—love hearing the audience laughing along as well!
January 7, 2025 at 4:48 AM
That’s lovely. Incredibly funny song—love hearing the audience laughing along as well!
So good. The entire album. Small Revelations is also especially “stop you in your tracks” good, I think
January 7, 2025 at 3:08 AM
So good. The entire album. Small Revelations is also especially “stop you in your tracks” good, I think
Me! Mostly BIAB IPAs, ambers, stouts and other ales! I think there are more than a few geologist homebrewers out there…
December 3, 2024 at 2:04 PM
Me! Mostly BIAB IPAs, ambers, stouts and other ales! I think there are more than a few geologist homebrewers out there…
Reposted by Emmy Hughes
This new taxon is macroscopic, motile, and bilaterally symmetrical, yet it consistently demonstrates an asymmetric “question mark” shape in all specimens, demonstrating the oldest example of metazoan-grade chirality!
November 14, 2024 at 7:10 PM
This new taxon is macroscopic, motile, and bilaterally symmetrical, yet it consistently demonstrates an asymmetric “question mark” shape in all specimens, demonstrating the oldest example of metazoan-grade chirality!