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Nathalie Nguyen-Quoc Ouellette
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Nathalie Nguyen-Quoc Ouellette
@AngryAstroPanda
Astrophysicist | Deputy Director @iExoplanets @OMM_Officiel | @NASAWebb 🍁 Outreach Scientist | Wasian |✨Science is for everyone✨(she/her) Opinions are my own.
Montréal, Québec Tham gia Ekim 2012
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@AnnaGHughes I tried to go hard with a “Verily” once. It was not well received.
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The JWST First Science Results Meeting at @SpaceTelescope this week is one of the best meetings I've ever attended. All the talks were so amazing, and it was a true privilege to get such a great overview of everything @NASAWebb has done... in just a few months!!!
Space Telescope Science Institute@SpaceTelescope
@CNS_UMass @stsci @NASAWebb @NASAGoddard Nathalie Ouellette of @iExoplanets, Sean Linden from @CNS_UMass, and Divakara Mayya from @inaoe_mx explain how (and why) we’re using #NASAWebb to understand star formation hidden in the dust of distant merging galaxies. #JWSTFirstScience
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When LIRGs are LIFE. 💗
NASA Webb Telescope@NASAWebb
Hang out long enough and you start to become each other…just ask these galaxies. In Webb’s latest image, two galaxies in the process of merging are twisting each other out of shape. Bright tendrils of star-forming regions connect their glowing cores: go.nasa.gov/3OSovNB
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Haven't had the chance to give any in-person public talks in English in Montreal yet about @NASAWebb, so really looking forward to this one before unplugging before the holiday season!
Institut Trottier de recherche sur les exoplanètes@iExoplanets
✨ Our Deputy Director Nathalie Ouellette @AngryAstroPanda is the speaker for the next @AstroMcGill @TSIMcGill Public Astro Night on Nov 30 7PM. Come find out about the amazing science of the @NASAWebb and Canada's contribution to the mission! @csa_asc facebook.com/events/1781851…
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The shocks and turbulence caused by the protostar within L1527 prevents the formation of new stars. As a result, the protostar dominates the space, taking much of the nearby material for itself. Explore the stunning #NASAWebb image: webbtelescope.pub/3hHGAS8
#UnfoldTheUniverse
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I know Twitter is like a weird place right now, but...
If you're interested in astronomy, outreach, education, exoplanets, telescopes and eclipses, join our team! We are hiring for a new Outreach Officer!
Institut Trottier de recherche sur les exoplanètes@iExoplanets
🤩 You love astronomy and outreach? We need you! ✨ Join the iREx and @OMM_Officiel Outreach Team as our new Outreach Officer! Deadline to apply: 23 novembre 2022 exoplanetes.umontreal.ca/outreach-offic…
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Ready for Hallo-Webb? 🕸️
If you plan to dress up as Webb this #Halloween, tag us so we can share your #NASACostume! We love seeing your creativity shine ✨
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Taking a Halloween break this year, hanging out with my family in Florida for some vacation time.
But also mostly know I’ll never be able to top last year’s costume of @NASAWebb.
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Happy Halloween everyone!!!
From the Universe, to you. 🎃
NASA Webb Telescope@NASAWebb
You can’t escape its clutches. Just in time for #Halloween, the Pillars of Creation reach back out like a ghostly hand. The eerie landscape, captured this time by Webb’s mid-infrared instrument (MIRI), spotlights ancient curtains of dust in new detail: go.nasa.gov/3DGI2ws
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@martinlarrivee @LeDevoir @NASAWebb @asc_csa @iExoplanets @OMM_Officiel Merci beaucoup Martin, et heureuse que votre événement "Les science set les arts" s'est bien passé!!
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@AngryAstroPanda @LeDevoir @NASAWebb @asc_csa @iExoplanets @OMM_Officiel WoW c’est super comme reportage et bien mérité Nathalie! La gang de Quantino est fière de toi!
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Un gros merci au @LeDevoir pour ce beau profil.
J'espère que les missions d'astronomie d'aujourd'hui comme @NASAWebb vont continuer d'inspirer les astronomes de demain! @asc_csa @iExoplanets @OMM_Officiel
Le Devoir@LeDevoir
Vidéo | Identité: l’astrophysicienne Nathalie Ouellette et le #télescope #JamesWebb bit.ly/3U2POWQ
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@NASAHubble @NASAWebb And special mention to these incredibly eerie red glowing cracks here caused by jets and shocks in the gas from all the newborn stars. It looks like glowing lava!
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Alright, I gotta say, this one in particular hit me right in the feels.
The Pillars of Creation as seen by @NASAHubble is such an iconic image. Seeing @NASAWebb's version with the gaps in the dust, unveiling the stars hidden behind those curtains... it feels almost surreal!!
NASA Webb Telescope@NASAWebb
This is what you’ve waited for. Journey with us through Webb’s breathtaking view of the Pillars of Creation, where scores of newly formed stars glisten like dewdrops among floating, translucent columns of gas and dust: go.nasa.gov/3EPPiXW Here’s your guided tour ⬇️
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Fin septembre, la @NASA a fait s'écraser une petite sonde sur un astéroïde situé à 11 millions de km d'ici, le faisant dévier de sa trajectoire. J'ai enfilé ma combinaison spatiale et creusé le dossier avec la brillante et clarissime @AngryAstroPanda ☄️🎧
ledevoir.com/balados/764225…
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These cosmic “tree rings” tell a story written by the stars.
Every 8 years, these 2 stars are brought together by their orbits, creating streams of gas that can then form a new ring of dust. Webb reveals 15 of the 17 rings here for the first time: nasa.gov/feature/jpl/st…
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I've always had a weakness for @chandraxray images. Beautiful to see Webb images combined with Chandra observations!
Chandra Observatory@chandraxray
Chandra & Webb, together at last! Webb's infrared abilities combined with Chandra's X-ray vision underscore how the power of any of NASA's telescopes is only enhanced when joined with other instruments, both in space and on the ground. More: s.si.edu/chandrawebb
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Super exciting @NASAWebb result from a team of Canadian astronomers!
The Sparkler Galaxy, part of Webb's Deep Field, seems to be surrounded by glittering globular clusters of stars that might host some of the oldest stars observed.
U of T Arts & Science@UofTArtSci
Astronomers from #UofT have discovered the universe’s oldest star clusters in a sparkling galaxy far, far away. Learn how #NASAWebb revealed these very faint objects for the first time: bit.ly/3URqy76
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