if you ever feel like you're not "smart enough" for STEM or didn't do that great in school, i just wanna let you know that i failed algebra 2 THREE TIMES and dropped my high school physics class the FIRST WEEK...
and NASA chose me to student research with them.
so what i'm trying to say is that STEM is for EVERYONE. if school wasn't the easiest for you and you're not the strongest in math, don't let that stop you from pursuing STEM. working hard for goals makes you a great scientist.
screw that stereotype that all STEM majors are geniuses who were building robots and knew how to work a microscope at 3 years old.
STEM IS FOR EVERYONE! BECOME A FREAKING SCIENTIST! YOU CAN DO IT!
Check out this zoom-out from the sharpest view of the Andromeda Galaxy ever, revealing over 100 million stars
What that James Webb image really means. Full video here:
Lunar Eclipse over the ESO’s VLT, Chile
the new composite james webb image is so beautiful ive been staring at it for 10 minutes straight
featuring jupiters rings, europa (along with a bunch of other moons), the northern and southern auroras, and the great red spot
Neptune's rings
NGC 1512 by NASA's James Webb Space Telescope
Supernovas, Nebulas, and Stars captured by Hubble space telescope ✨🌌 💫
can you hear the music?
First crying-roses term of the year lets gooo
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