Was excited to present @perimeter's Exploring Light with Optics resource at today's TDSB professional development day.

RT @mrjacksondotca: Sitting in on some teacher PD from Scotland @IOPTeaching with @stuartphysics #welovescottishaccents @DamianPopePI @Peri….

RT @Greg_Dick: @Perimeter @laura_pankratz teams up with @ictpSA Lucas and some terrific students from ETEC Guaracy Silveira in Sao Paulo, #….

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We'd like to invite you to tweet your physics questions to our crack team of PI researchers on hand during Jocelyn Bell Burnell's lecture #pilive @PERIMETER.

RT @Greg_Dick: A terrific new video about the EHT - How we will see a #blackhole. @Perimeter @DaveFishPI

I scored 12/15 on the Slice of PI physics quiz! Try it yourself via @Perimeter.

@lawsonbike @Perimeter 1 way is following its progress thru' NASA's communications online.Stay tuned for what I'm sure will be amazing news.

3) formation of stars & planets, and 4) exoplanets & building blocks of life @perimeter #pilive (2/2).

@an_unsafe_space Perhaps! Why galaxies have huge black holes at their centres is one thing it'll explore. We don't know what it'll discover.

@Any_yaH Scientists will put the @NASAWebb Telescope in deep space far away from any obstacles. So, the chance of a collision is tiny.

Scientists are currently working on liquid bullet-proof armour that's even stronger than kevlar. Wow! @perimeter #pilive.

@wvasiladiotis Having a room temp superconductor would definitely make quantum computing easier. But it wouldn't necessarily be a magic fix.

@GJanujan @Perimeter technical term is quantum superposition.Experts debate what it means.But particles may really be here & there at 1 time.

@croftandi @Perimeter Perhaps they're linked.There's a theory that says the universe is a giant quantum computer:

@GJanujan @Perimeter Computers that use the power of subatomic particles to be in 2 places at once to make very parallel,powerful computers.

@SirZenon It's hard to say. I don't think we really know exactly how powerful they are. Still trying to figure this out. Still interesting.