A rare Hunter’s Blue Moon is upon us. #HappyHalloween  https://t.co/5LNvHZspKj

It’s alive!!! 

This species of plasmodial slime mold is truly remarkable. Despite not having a brain or even a single neuron, this organism can make clever decisions in search of food.

#FungusFriday  https://t.co/SWY8CkY4BC

Tomorrow, the moon's cycle and Halloween will sync up for the first time in 76 years. Learn everything there is to know about this unusual occurrence. 

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The destructive forces stored inside this bunker posed a mortal danger to all mankind. ☢️

Watch full episodes of #MysteriesoftheAbandoned on 
@ScienceChannel. --> https://t.co/YMtAKF5pBJ https://t.co/GpthgWRyjh

Dive into the mysterious world of ancient Rome. 🏛

#Unearthed returns Sunday, Nov 15 at 9p on @ScienceChannel. https://t.co/lyJxNNqTch

Scientists investigate what’s causing mysterious waves in Oklahoma to be picked up by 52 different seismic stations across the state. 

Watch new episodes of #PhantomSignals Thursdays at 10P on 
@ScienceChannel https://t.co/CG40GqXs7D

Everything is ok, that is not a Demogorgon. It's a yellow-shouldered bat and her newborn pup. #Bats are true mammals that give birth to live young and produce breast milk. 

#WildlifeWednesday 🦇 #BatAppreciationMonth https://t.co/oeCwG3KnZN

Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification, Security, Regolith Explorer

NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft unfurled its robotic arm on October 20th, and briefly touched an asteroid to collect dust and pebbles from the surface for delivery to Earth in 2023.

Credits: NASA/Goddard/University of Arizona https://t.co/kjAPaUxFag

Most avalanches occur spontaneously, either during storms or due to an increased load following heavy snowfall. However, avalanches can also be the result of metamorphic changes in the snowpack, such as melting due to solar radiation. 

#Science #WinterisComing https://t.co/lCVxyscugR

Missed every day. 
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RT @KariByron: Today is Grant’s birthday. https://t.co/8rn2esEt6X

RT @ToryBelleci: Today is @grantimahara ‘s birthday, a week before mine. We were the same age, but for a week I could call him old man. Can’t believe you’re not here. #ripgrantimahara @MythBusters https://t.co/o8sCFkftnO https://t.co/CFmA4DcYRa

Hi, how are ya? This linophryne anglerfish is perfectly normal. 🙂 Male anglerfish are obligatory sexual parasites — meaning they will have to attach themselves to an anglerfish of the opposite sex for maturation and reproduction to occur. 

#SealifeStaurday  https://t.co/CcIzt1XdDo

What if you're an American in space who can't make it to a ballot box? https://t.co/iNKgI0qvMA

The fate that awaits a #Halloween Pumpkin isn’t pretty. All organic matter must breakdown, but the rate at which these pumpkins breakdown can vary based on temperature and moisture.

#FungusFriday  https://t.co/oUYS3WoBJ4

You want to know about gold, right? @PaulMattSutter knows where you can find 700 quintillion dollars' worth of gold. https://t.co/KthB8KXEeu

The story of Times Beach ends in disaster. ☣️

Watch the season finale of #WhatonEarth tonight at 9p on @ScienceChannel. https://t.co/DMcSHfpzRu

An unknown Russian signal has been broadcasting 24/7 for nearly 4 decades. Could this be a Cold War remnant or proof of something more sinister?

Don't miss an all-new #PhantomSignals tonight at 10P only on @ScienceChannel. https://t.co/OWXCafTF1M

This tiny parasitic arachnid is known as a tick. Once it flips itself over, you can expect that it will be looking to feed on the blood of almost anything it can sink its teeth into. This includes mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians.

#WildlifeWednesday 🕷 https://t.co/z4kRq4VPBX