Have you been thinking about how your life has changed between the 2017 solar eclipse and this one? Here's a lovely eclipse observations from megha satyanarayana on Scientific American scientificamerican.com/article/an-ecl…

Did you see a red dot during totality? That was a solar prominence -- a massive loop of the sun’s plasma attached to the visible surface of the sun, which can form within a day but last as long as several months scientificamerican.com/article/red-do… by Meghan Bartels on Scientific American

i saw a total solar eclipse.
this is how it felt - maybe you felt this way too.
my latest for Scientific American
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sleepless after a massive texas thunderstorm on a post-apoceclipse Scientific American tuesday with #pandemicpuppy .
#Eclipse2024
this ed desp needs a pedi pls forgive

The total solar eclipse over North America is a great opportunity for kids to understand the dance of the Earth, sun and moon trib.al/bjqyERh

While I’m doing shoutouts, though, I have to applaud all my Scientific American colleagues who came together to create the best damn eclipse-centric science-news package I’ve ever seen.

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If you saw some little red dots during the eclipse and wondered 'what the heck?' I gotchu: scientificamerican.com/article/red-do…

a fun look at Scientific American staff, wherever the eclipse took them.

i was at the cotton bowl today in dallas, with several hundred people, including a kid celebrating his birthday and a woman who'd come from asheville as part of a new chapter in life. enjoy!

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hi folks. if you are planning to leave Texas today after the eclipse, think twice. Staying in place for one more night might be safer. and if you don’t have a weather radio, consider getting one.

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whoa #Eclipse in dallas

partial time in dallas at the cotton bowl #Eclipse

here’s the cotton bowl right now high noon. i’m on the field for Scientific American

omw to the cotton bowl shortly for NASA and NOAA’s eclipse event, whatever the weather may bring. if you see me, come say hi! am reporting for Scientific American, which is everywhere for this once in a lifetime event. follow us!

😎 #Eclipse2024 Cloud Update:

✅The best viewing conditions are likely north of I-20
☁️It might look BAD around 9-11 am this morning, BUT we are expecting some low clouds to scatter before eclipse time.
🤞High level clouds should remain thin in many spots.
#dfwwx #ctxwx #txwx

i live in a world where instead of leaving me a note, a neighbor just calls code compliance because my handyman mistakenly set out bulk trash during the wrong week. luckily i was home and able to talk to the officer so i could avoid the fine ($2000) but why WHY are we like this?

good morning. the latest Science of Parenting column for Scientific American will hopefully help you navigate your toddler's speech delay - personally, i learned a lot from this piece by yolanda holt. maybe you will too

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Kitten season is out of control. “It’s terrifying. It just keeps getting earlier and going later.” scientificamerican.com/article/kitten… on Scientific American via grist

In our new Parenting column, how to respond to kids claiming this or that is 'not fair!' megha satyanarayana Scientific American scientificamerican.com/article/why-yo…

the latest from the Science of Parenting at Scientific American
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today, Scientific American is launching a new expert-written column on the science behind parenting and how to parse through some of the advice that's out there.

here's our intro.

send your ideas to opinion#sciam.com and share this with your networks.

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