SayoStudioさんのイラストまとめ

In November 2018, @NASA 's Voyager 2 probe left our solar system—or did it? The edge of our #solarsystem is a fuzzier line than one might know. @ScienceNews
https://t.co/aV1Pa3WIMc

#Cicadas may be noisy, but they contribute to their ecosystems! They prune weak branches, release nutrients to soil when they die, and are a food source for birds and other animals. Celebrating cicadas this week with close-ups of Nicolle's life-cycle #SciArt.

Let’s hear it for #cicadas! This week we’re sharing some close-ups from Nicolle’s cicada life-cycle illustration. See the whole cycle on our website: https://t.co/EMc7jEAlYR #SciArt

How will we know if we’ve found ET? #spaceart created for @skyandtelescope of a habitable #exoplanet, with 3 Earth sciences to define a biosignature: quantum chemistry, molecular biology and atmospheric science. Article https://t.co/Oe4AjmUct8 written by @ArwenRimmer

Which is your favorite? Variations on a stem-cell moving in a gel matrix that mimics bone, so scientist Dr. Kelly Schultz @lehigheducation can improve wound-healing technology.
More #womeninSTEM #sciart at https://t.co/aLKHnqpYek
To celebrate #WomenHistoryMonth & #nanodays

This illustration of Planococcus halocryophilus bacteria—dweller of Arctic permafrost—is the 3rd in our extremophiles series. Astrobiologists study P. halo to understand how life could survive in super-low temps on Mars. Art by Nicolle R. Fuller of SayoStudio. #perseverance

Astronomers announced detection of the universe's first stars, far earlier than previously thought. Here is the art I got to create to showcase their discovery @nsf. #astronomy #SciArt #NSFfunded #spaceart #scientificillustration #physics Find out more: https://t.co/WuPj9h3I93