We have finished the seventh month of our recurring weekly segments!
#MachineMonday #WednesdayWonders #ScienceSunday
Below is a recap of September’s posts, enjoy!
September 4th
Science isn’t just the glamorous breakthrough or crowning achievement; The heart of Science is the men and women metaphorically locked in a tiny bubble for hundreds of days laying down the foundational work that enables those culminating moments to exist in the first place.
We are all standing on the shoulders of giants friends; Never be afraid to give someone a piggy-back ride 😉
‘Mars Mission’ Crew Emerges From Yearlong Simulation In Hawaii
We are all standing on the shoulders of giants; Never be afraid to give someone a piggy-back ride 😉#ScienceSundayhttps://t.co/Lr08pcOOqR
— denkbots (@denkbots) September 4, 2016
September 5th
We hope you are having a great #MachineMonday!
This week’s key to success: Compassion.
September 7th
Well these are some gigantic shoulders to stand upon…
“NASA now requires articles in peer-reviewed scholarly journals and papers in juried conference proceedings be publicly accessible via the agency’s PubSpace”
NASA Unveils New Public Web Portal for Research Results
SHOULDERS
OF
GIANTS#WednesdayWonders
Keep being awesome @NASA 😉https://t.co/21zspsV1SH— denkbots (@denkbots) September 8, 2016
September 11th
When you approach design, challenge all of your “common sense” and assumptions; Always ask “Why?” when you make a design choice, then when you think you know why you are doing something, ask “Why?” again (some suggest as many as five times). When you do this, you can begin to create wondrous things out of the ashes of other’s conventional wisdom.
#ScienceSunday
Soft Robot With Microfluidic Logic Circuit
Missing #ScienceSunday from 2016/09/11… Everybody makes mistakes 😛https://t.co/wJrBp24mKL
— denkbots (@denkbots) October 8, 2016
September 12th
We hope you are having a great #MachineMonday!
This week’s key to success: Humor.
September 14th
“Biocompatible piezoelectric generator is made from fish scales”
If we look to nature for inspiration, we might just find some pretty cool stuff.
Biocompatible piezoelectric generator is made from fish scales
Nature provides pretty cool inspiration:
Biocompatible piezoelectric generator from fish scales#WednesdayWondershttps://t.co/kkWdwzzdyS— denkbots (@denkbots) September 15, 2016
September 18th
Science isn’t for WIMPs…
You will need to read this article to get that joke.
#ScienceSunday
Science isn't for WIMPs…
You will need to read this article to get that joke.#ScienceSundayhttps://t.co/ZEXDb4s63X— denkbots (@denkbots) September 19, 2016
September 19th
We hope you are having a great #MachineMonday!
This week’s key to success: Fitness.
September 21st
Perspective and understanding of our place in the cosmos brings peace.
#PeaceDay #WednesdayWonders
International Day of Peace 2016
September 22nd
Have a good caption?
#ThoughtfulThursday
#Wokemon
#Pokemon
#PokemonGO
#pokemon
#wokemon
#pokemongo
September 23rd
describe yourself in three fictional characters
#3CharacterDescription
#Futurama
#TNG
#AdventureTime
#3CharacterDescription
#futurama
#tng
#adventuretime
September 25th
Physics World has a very cool series called “100 Second Science” where scientific questions are answered simply by specialists in less than 100 seconds.
Why did Einstein say “God doesn’t play dice’?
Find out on #ScienceSunday in #100SecondScience!
September 26th
We hope you are having a great #MachineMonday!
This week’s key to success: Style.
[Warning: Adult Language]
September 28th
Even the highest of mountains can be conquered with the right technology. Never give up, never surrender.
#WednesdayWonders
First Ever Quadriplegic Treated With Stem Cells Regains Motor Control in His Upper Body
Even the highest of mountains can be conquered w/the right tech.
Never give up, never surrender.#WednesdayWondershttps://t.co/66qaU3Ujjj— denkbots (@denkbots) September 28, 2016
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