@emily.space's #ADASS2025 talk repping BlueSky for Astronomy!

Saw @karenlmasters.bsky.social's book on the shelves of Book City in Toronto and just had to pick it up! I love the cover.

I love mango season in #Toronto

Always good to see a friend's book on the shelf of the local public library @elizabethtasker.bsky.social

The last opportunity during #AAS245 to pick up any of the Astronomy reference magnets at the @sidratresearch.com booth while it lasts! 🔭

Come to the @sidratresearch.com booth at #AAS245 for today's magnet: the @matplotlib.bsky.social colourmap reference! 🔭🧪

Always great to see a wide community of @uoft.bsky.social astronomers at #AAS245

Today's #AAS245 swag at the @sidratresearch.com booth: a redshift-distance reference magnet! Come and get them while they last!

Made it here at #AAS225! Come visit the @sidratresearch.com booth for some Canadian chocolate! 🔭

Just a reminder that Canadians (mostly) really turn their attention to politics during election campaigns, and that campaigns matter. See: starting and ending polling results from the 2015 Federal Election.

Image Credit: Galneweinhaw - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?...

I'm not sure bringing attention to your history is something you want to do as a marketing move, Dole.

To help further open science, the @aasoffice.bsky.social Journals has just released our policy on notebooks. If you'd like to provide access to your example code in a Jupyter Notebook or an R Markdown file (among others), it can be linked directly to your paper! 🔭🧪
journals.aas.org/policy-state...

Have you been a doctor (of astronomy) for years but sad that you haven't been able to write (astronomy) prescriptions? Come find me or anyone else from Sidrat Research at #AAS243 for your own Astro Prescription pad! #secretswag