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  • thatnerdwoman: This day in nerdtweets by Kristin is out! http://t.co/xI8oKe68 May 26, 2012 Kristin C
  • BadAstronomer: You won't get too many more chances to see Venus in the next few days... http://t.co/gadCO1xf May 26, 2012 Phil Plait
  • SPACEdotcom: Fire in the Sky: Flaming Star Nebula Burns Brightly in #Skywatcher Photo http://t.co/GRRTrHeN May 26, 2012 SPACE.com
  • RichardDawkins: RT @rdfrs: Australia, South Africa to share super telescope - ABC - Australia - http://t.co/dZHspk0Z http://t.co/4URVSuhI May 26, 2012 Richard Dawkins
  • kejames: Heartbreaking. I hope 'baby hatches' R a success. ht @marynmck RT @TheAtlantic India facing a female infanticide crisis http://t.co/m163iyTI May 26, 2012 Karen James
  • edyong209: Deficit model klaxon! RT @RogerHighfield: Richard Leakey predicts skepticism over evolution will soon be history. http://t.co/B234ZDgl May 26, 2012 Ed Yong
  • edyong209: RT @pkedrosky: Petition: Require free access over Internet to sci journal articles from taxpayer-funded research. http://t.co/Msk6rJ2m May 26, 2012 Ed Yong
  • bbcscitech: VIDEO: Astronauts praise Dragon craft http://t.co/tgB2FGnP May 26, 2012 BBC SciTech
  • JenLucPiquant: photographer Gavin Hammond captures beauty of London’s architecture and people reflected in puddles. http://t.co/Y2zOEsS9 via @itscolossal May 26, 2012 Jennifer Ouellette
  • jameshutson: and stop. May 26, 2012 James Hutson
  • JenLucPiquant: A burning question: What are the tax implications of the zombie apocalypse? - @io9 http://t.co/1MgEgLsC May 26, 2012 Jennifer Ouellette
  • jameshutson: Momentarily sat on remote and went to some reno show on 7. Awful. May 26, 2012 James Hutson

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