Let’s make ghost guts (a.k.a. oobleck)! This video stitch (@mrs.b.tv) explains how cornstarch + water = squishy non-Newtonian fluid science slime! Liquid when you pour it, solid when you squeeze it… spooky! #258STEMFacts #STEMinASL #Remix #SpookyScience #STEMFun #Oobleck

Tylenol and Autism: Busting the Myth Behind the Connection with Lorne Farovitch, Ph.D. https://t.co/q3LS2Zp3if

Did you know astronauts age slower in space? Thanks to time dilation, their high speeds aboard the ISS make time tick a little slower than on Earth! But don’t pack your bags yet. After 6 months, they’re only about 0.005 seconds younger. Still, pretty mind-blowing!

Deaf teachers – took the MTEL math test? We want to hear from YOU! The test is tough and ASL support is limited. Sharing your experience can help create better prep tools. Take our short, anonymous survey and help future deaf educators succeed: https://t.co/r8Uns2koDV.

It’s big like a football field, has 6 bedrooms, and zooms around Earth 16 times a day... in space! Meet the coolest house not on this planet. #258STEMFacts #STEMinASL #InternationalSpaceStation #ISS #Space

September 17: International Microorganism Day! In 1683, Antonie van Leeuwenhoek peered at his own teeth & discovered what he called “animalcules.” Want to try some microbe-powered recipes (like sourdough bread!)? Visit https://t.co/gPopUuLsCU! https://t.co/x6rTLt51p5

Silly Putty was an accident! A WWII chemist tried making rubber… instead, he made this stretchy, bouncy blob we love today. Try making your own at home with glue, starch + food coloring... science you can squish! #STEMvee #STEMinASL #AccidentalInventions https://t.co/vCOYSOOFOU

The world’s longest bridge stretches over 100 miles! 102 miles long. 10,000+ workers. 100 feet high. The Danyang-Kunshan Grand Bridge isn’t just a bridge. It’s a world record-breaking marvel of engineering. #258STEMFacts #DanyangKunshanGrandBridge #Engineering #STEMinASL

Do you want to learn how to be a scientist & discover what life was like on Earth a long time ago? NEW project just launched for kindergarten kids in ASL, English & Spanish! 🎥 Videos 📝 Vocabulary sheets 📄 Worksheets 🎨 Coloring pages 👉 Explore now:

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New Scottish Sensory Centre sign language glossary with 90 signs for marine species! Atomic Hands was proud to be part of this international collaboration with partners across Europe and beyond to make marine education more inclusive for deaf youth. https://t.co/GCrS2tUAUT

FREE Science Adventure for Deaf 4th–8th Graders! Join us for an ASL-interpreted tour of the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C.! Date: August 15, 2025 Time: 10–11 AM 4 DAYS LEFT! Register now: https://t.co/6NbRDthUgj!

Ever wonder how glasses know when to turn into sunglasses? MAGIC? Nope, it's science! Photochromic lenses change color when UV light hits them. Watch to see how your glasses pull off this trick! Special thanks to Rachel Kolb for writing the script! https://t.co/MrwhuewJbc

Closest to the Sun = hottest planet, right? Nope! Venus takes the crown, thanks to a heat-trapping, acid-filled atmosphere. 🔥 #258STEMFacts #ScienceSurprise #VenusFacts #STEMinASL

Come and join us on a FREE ASL Interpreted tour of the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History in Washington D.C. on August 15 from 10-11am! Please register here: https://t.co/6NbRDthUgj.

Why does your morning cup of #coffee bloom before it brews? No bloom = flat, weak coffee. Let it bloom = bold, balanced brew. That bubbling moment? It’s SCIENCE in action! #STEMinASL #STEMvee https://t.co/lStgYLo6gl

"For one project, the founders of the organization, Alicia Wooten and Barbara Spiecker, had a group of children create a homemade volcano out of clay, play-dough, and empty water bottles." Link to the article: https://t.co/I5XETwY40v

The sun's out, but don’t skip the sunscreen! Learn the science behind what happens when you get a tan! https://t.co/cSaOnu7BnS

How can cocoa powder, something we drink, not be wet?! This video stitch (@mrs.b.tv @science) explains in ASL how you can dip cocoa powder in water and see it come out dry! #STEMinASL #258STEMFacts #TheMoreYouKnow #CocoaPowder

Learn more signs through the ASL STEM dictionaries at https://t.co/7ac0trBula. Signs shown on #STEMsigns are seen and used by the community and are not created by Atomic Hands. We encourage you to evaluate the sign and adopt or discard it; or develop a new sign!