A lyric from "You're So Vain" inspired North Texan Leticia Ferrer to become a solar eclipse chaser. She's seen 20, on all 7 continents. The next one is coming home. https://t.co/FSUVBiE4Lu

It was a pleasure moderating 'Exploring the Eclipse' @UTAPlanetarium, discussing the science, history and safety surrounding this event. If you missed it, @marcelanotes has a great recap. “Stop and think about how you’re part of this human history." https://t.co/QWoTp83b5A

"It can help put you on the map." A #solareclipse can bring thousands of tourists & millions of dollars to small towns and cities. Hillsboro, TX has been planning for over a year for "Eclipseboro." w/ great photos from @elias_valverde! https://t.co/rfEISY7xmM

During the #solareclipse, a @UTDallasNews professor will study a layer of the atmosphere that acts like a bridge between Earth and space. Understanding the sea of gas particles swirling in the ionosphere is critical to the success of radio/GPS tech. https://t.co/624YhdErct

Come for the plant puns, stay for @dallasarboretum's secrets to keeping their plants & flowers vibrant during Dallas' 100-degree summers 🌺 https://t.co/rhy1S3dvg0

Review: For once, the bassoon is the star, in a Fort Worth Symphony concert

After a fateful meeting with Ross Perot in the 90s, @UTSWNews Robert Haley spent nearly 30 years researching the cause of the "mystery" illness Gulf War vets have suffered from for years. @NIH and @DeptVetAffairs launched a study on the illness in April. https://t.co/gbZdTxH4c7

Arlington-raised composer Kevin Day returns home with his most personal work yet. The @DallasWinds will perform his Concerto for Wind Ensemble next week.

Texas-based Buc-ee's is known for its road trip snacks, clean bathrooms, and... fossils? @txgeosciences confirms: Texas has been beaver country for 22 million years. https://t.co/vmTKZe4H0X

Critic @DMNSCantrell's review of the @DallasSymphony's performance in New York's @carnegiehall.

Review: @TheDallasOpera sets a zany ‘Così fan tutte’ in a late 1930s country club. (From @DMNSCantrell) https://t.co/n8KGmVtrii

"Rawr!" said a young girl at the new @friscolibrary when she set eyes on Rexy, a T. rex replica standing over 20 feet tall. The skeleton lifts the past off the page and shows how libraries can bring unseen worlds to life, writes @adithi_r1.

I spoke to @neiltyson about movies, pop culture and science. It was really cool. Find out when you can see him in Dallas (next month!!) https://t.co/30zdBtK2c9

Special contributor Lee Cullum writes about the Spanish abstract art show at @SMU's Meadows Museum.

This "electronic tattoo" from @UTAustin goes on just like a temporary tattoo. And, it can track strong emotions like excitement and stress. https://t.co/kYnq0OnLKx

Special contributor Benjamin Lima writes about the Flemish masterworks exhibition at the DMA for @dallasnews:

Join science reporter @adithi_r1 and a panel of @UT_Dallas computer science experts on ChatGPT and artificial intelligence, Thursday, March 2, at the ATEC lecture hall. More info here: https://t.co/sVqfvgg3ZP RSVP here: https://t.co/RkHDtgim12 @UTDallasArts @UTDallasNews @atec

Brain waves may help diagnose football concussions, UT Southwestern scientist says @adithi_r1 @howeyehearit @dallasnews https://t.co/blbwtjW2AZ @UTSWBrain @UTSWNews

South Texas meteorite could open a window to solar system’s past, D-FW scientist says @adithi_r1

"This is one of the most impressive Dallas Opera performances I’ve seen over the last quarter century," writes @DMNSCantrell about @TheDallasOpera's new production of Wagner's 'Das Rheingold.'