Discovery awaits at the first-ever #EPLOpenHouse! Meet the scientists, tour the labs, & explore distant worlds—all here in NW DC! 📅 10/25/25 | 1–4 PM 📍 5241 Broad Branch Rd NW 🎟️ Free & family-friendly Learn more 👇 https://t.co/5xA6QwkyG7 @foresthillsnews @BarredinDC

Rock Scientists 🤝 Rock Creek Tomorrow, we're taking a break from the lab and heading to Rock Creek Park to help celebrate its 135th birthday with rock facts, science activities, & a revamped astronomy exhibit! Will we see you there? #RockCreekParkDay https://t.co/ZCymOGghVB

Shubham Kanodia zoomed in to the planetary level to discuss "forbidden planets" —giant planets that form around low mass stars. Based on Kanodia's recent models, massive planets form as long as the disk is also massive. The star's size may not matter as much as we thought!

Sierra Grant's talk is all about the composition of protoplanetary disks. - Disks around Sunlike stars have a lot of water. -Disks around low mass objects are full of carbon. -Disks around planetary mass objects are also very carbon rich.

Starting now! Not here in person? Theres still time to tune in my: https://t.co/RL75CTVvvK #neighborhoodlecture

Hey DC, the cosmos is calling… and it wants you to come over tonight! Join us at 6:30 PM ET for a special double-feature #NeighborhoodLecture featuring Carnegie astronomers Sierra Grant and Shubham Kanodia. ✨ https://t.co/cBiI0YOMBo

TOMORROW: Two talks, one big night of discovery! Join @CarnegiePlanets postdocs Sierra Grant & Shubham Kanodia as they reveal how planets are born and the giants that defy all the rules. #NeighborhoodLecture 📅 Sept 25—6:30 PM ET—DC & Online 🔗 RSVP: https://t.co/LthvR91O14

This Saturday we're headed to the Astronomy Festival on the National Mall (5–11 PM) for hands-on science and stargazing. ☀️ Safe "Sun-gazing" 🌈 Make a spectrometer 🪨 See a slice of Mars 👩‍🔬 Meet Carnegie astronomers! https://t.co/QZdwqVBhFo #AstronomyOnTheMall @HofstraU

So much science, so little time! Join us this fall for inspiring talks, hands-on exploration, and exciting discoveries: - Astronomy on the Mall (9/20) - Birth of Worlds, Rise of Giants (9/25) - @RockCreekNPS Park Day (9/27) - EPL Open House (10/25) 👉 https://t.co/3uHqjGAMKa

It’s #PostdocAppreciationWeek! 🎉 Our postdocs fuel discovery with fresh ideas, sharp insights & boundless curiosity. We’re grateful for all you bring to Carnegie—today and every day. Learn about our #postdoc program👇 https://t.co/xZHRdA2dpt

@CarnegiePlanets The kickoff #TIMESworkshop at @CarnegiePlanets wraps today—but we’re just getting started! With new collaborations, clear priorities & a 5-year roadmap, this global team is ready to turn 100M years of climate history into a unified timeline. Stay tuned to see what comes next!

Carnegie Science is excited to host the #TIMESworkshop—Time-Integrated Matrix for Earth Sciences, at @CarnegiePlanets this week!

Happy birthday to Vera Rubin—a scientist who changed our view of the universe. Today, we’re celebrating her legacy through 5 iconic objects, from a homemade telescope to the spectrograph that helped reveal dark matter. Read more: https://t.co/kWt2tuyCb7

🎂 Happy Birthday! On this day in 1928, Vera Rubin was born—a scientist who dared to ask the universe bold questions. Her confirmation of dark matter revealed a cosmos more vast, mysterious, and wondrous than we ever imagined. Learn more👇 https://t.co/c54rSirzi7

Vera Rubin didn’t just change our understanding of the universe. Her advocacy helped open doors for generations of women in astronomy. Stay inspired👇 https://t.co/mHbSGnQSXC #CaptureTheCosmos #ScienceQuotes #StayCurious #MondayMotivation #WomeninSTEM

As a proud host institution for the @HSFdn 51 Pegasi b Fellowship, Carnegie Science offers Fellows the chance to work at Carnegie Observatories, the Earth & Planets Laboratory, or both. Learn more:

Carnegie Science is proud to host @HSFdn 51 Pegasi b Fellows—early-career scientists pushing the frontiers of planetary astronomy. Fellows can pursue research at the Earth & Planets Laboratory, Carnegie Observatories, or both. Learn more about this exceptional opportunity:

Wow! Who else is feeling starstruck after @VRubinObs's first look? Seems like a fitting time to revisit one of #VeraRubin’s most inspiring quotes. We’ve gathered a few more of our favorites here: https://t.co/mHbSGnQSXC

Vera Rubin didn’t just transform astronomy—she left her name across the cosmos! From observatories to ridges on Mars, here are seven of the honors named after the "Mother of Dark Matter." (1/9) https://t.co/xNOjGaqna8 #VeraRubin #RubinFirstLook @VRubinObs

In celebration of the @VRubinObs first look on June 23, we’re spotlighting the Carnegie scientist whose name it bears: Vera Rubin. Her work changed the universe—and helped us realize how much of it we can’t see. #VeraRubin #DarkMatter https://t.co/c54rSirzi7