Niels Bohr Library & Archivesさんのイラストまとめ

Meeting the Universe Halfway: Quantum Physics and the Entanglement of Matter and Meaning - by Karen Barad (2007). In this ambitious book with far-reaching implications for numerous fields, Dr. Barad elaborates [their] theory of agential realism.

This NASA art shows a proposed 1984 Mars mission, with rovers returning data via a mother orbiter. This was to follow the Viking landers of 1976. Earth wouldn't successfully put a vehicle on Mars until Sojourner in 1996. #ArchivesHashtagParty #ArchivesOnWheels

Catharine Garmany, who won the Annie Jump Cannon Award in 1976, specializes in the study of O- and B-type stars, which are very large, very hot, and eventually explode into supernovas. She credits the award as being an important achievement in her career.

Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin was the first person to win the Annie Jump Cannon Award in 1934. In her doctoral thesis, Payne-Gaposchkin proposed that the sun and stars were made up of different elements than the earth, an idea which was not popular in the 1920’s.

It’s the final day of Women’s History Month, so let’s celebrate! Here are our photos of the month: images of some of the remarkable recipients of the AAS Annie Jump Cannon Award in Astronomy!

Or if you’re a beginner cook (no shame) check out this one on the toaster! https://t.co/5cmO9JKqph

Theoretical & physical chemist, Henry Eyring (L) and particle physicist Gerson Goldhaber (R) were both born #OTD (Eyring in 1901, & Goldhaber in 1924). In honor of their shared birthday, we thought we'd highlight another similarity: their participation in phone prop portraiture.

When you love your cats as much as Val and Lia Telegdi, you take them everywhere. 😻 #ArchivesHistoryCrush

Some #ArchivesHistoryCrush-es last the test of time. Here's Homer Dodge, 1st President of @AAPTHQ, and his wife Margaret enjoying a meal in Iowa City after their wedding and then paddling on the Patuxent River 60 years later, celebrating their anniversary #ArchivesHashtagParty

What a nice surprise to listen to the most recent @SidedoorPod episode featuring @SmithsonianSec Lonnie G. Bunch III and hear about Henrietta Swan Leavitt, Annie Jump Cannon, & the women who worked with the Harvard-Smithsonian Glass Plates ✨ @_GlassStars_ https://t.co/LmsbdgD79u