Both these photos are of planetary nebulae, i.e. remnants of an exploded star. It is amazing that the way they look is different because of our POV. Ring nebula (M57) - view from polar region of the star Dumbbell nebula (M27) - view from the equatorial plane t.co/1ZiE0mJQX…

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After last night’s rain, all this beauty of Fall is gone. 😐 t.co/zZe8JRliu…

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I’m #Pfizerproud of this innovative #partnership with @Zipline to advance #HealthEquity. #PFEColleague bit.ly/30ohsrg

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OK. Have to say this. @KenJennings is so much better on @Jeopardy compared to Mayim Bialik.

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People like Tony, a #ProstateCancer survivor and advocate, remind us why it’s so important to continue advancing care for men living with this disease. I’m #PfizerProud to help raise awareness during #GrowAndGive, and I hope you’ll join us. #PFEColleague twitter.com/pfizer/status/… t.co/swe54w50Z…

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M 27 - Dumbbell nebula. I like how colorful this is. This is remnant of an exploded star more than about 10,000 years ago. WOmegrez90-NikonZ6; ISO800; 44x1min; processed with SIRIL and PS. #Astrophotography t.co/jMpmeZfWf…

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@gauravsabnis They are doing all three at Bowdoin. 100% vaccination, 100% masks indoors and 100% students and staff tested proactively twice every week. It is working out very well.

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@gauravsabnis At Bowdoin, they are doing PCR tests on ALL students twice a week. My daughter has 20+ negative tests so far. :) Are you doing the same at Stevens or is it limited to testing close contacts of positive cases?

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Hereditary ATTR-CM #PFEColleague twitter.com/pfizer/status/…

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Three planets and Moon together in the sky this evening. Jupiter near the left edge Saturn 🪐 to the right of Moon Venus near the tree on the right t.co/kyM0CMBH2…

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@jzhnutz Wow! Those dark grey clouds are showing up nicely. This must be a hard target to process.

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@elusivephotons Wow! Already blowed up mind blown further to smithereens.

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Can’t imagine that I can capture such old and distant light from my front yard with my amateur imaging setup.

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Oh yes! I remember that. twitter.com/JonErlichman/s…

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Was looking at this photo of M13 from last night. Found that a faint galaxy NGC 6207 was also captured in this image. It is about 50 million light years away. twitter.com/parags/status/… t.co/wT4AxMCBD…

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This!!! #PFEColleague twitter.com/pfizer/status/…

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@a_fat_sum @gauravsabnis I am not trying to be cheeky here. :) If you look up on the internet you’ll find a more scientific determination of this. I don’t have a link to share.

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WTF! This is not even a slap on the wrist. I want to see suspensions for multiple games. twitter.com/AdamSchefter/s…

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@a_fat_sum @gauravsabnis Just zoom in and look at it.

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@gauravsabnis After hearing about your trip, it is on my list of things to do. Have one more child to send to college. Once that is done, will have longer stretches of free time to do this kind of trips. 😄

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@gauravsabnis Thanks! I am only scratching the surface here. There are many others who are much better at this skill. A lot still to learn.

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NGC7000 the Cygnus wall and Pelican nebula. I find it astonishing that the black part of this photo is not deep space beyond the nebula. Look closely - those are dark dust clouds in front of the nebula. And the stars are between us and the dust. t.co/Jeq2VbVwx…

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M13, the Great Hercules globular star cluster. It lies about 22,000 light years away and contains hundreds of thousands of stars. WOmegrez90-NikonZ6; 36x1min; processed with SIRIL and PS. #Astrophotography t.co/n6QcEPMCo…

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M57, the Ring nebula. It is a shell of an exploded star. If you zoom in, you can see the white dwarf at the center. That is what’s leftover of the original star that exploded about 7000 years ago. WOmegrez90-NikonZ6; 44x1min #Astrophotography t.co/yalMEXvjU…

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@mandarsudame The conclusion from studies mentioned in that article is that if you had mRNA vaccine for initial vaccination, then stick with the same one for booster. It is different for people who received J&J or AZ or other non-mRNA vaccine.

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