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Approximately 73% of the mass of the visible universe is in the form of hydrogen. Helium makes up about 25% of the mass, and everything else represents only 2%. Most of the atoms in our bodies and Earth are a part of this small portion of the matter of the universe @Ethiocosmos

የኢት.ስ.ሳ.ሶ የክረምት የሕዋ ሥልጠና ሁለተኛ ዙር ምዝገባ ተጀመረ። ይህ ምዝገባ በ1ኛ ዙር መመዝገብ ላልቻላችሁ በሁለተኛው ዙር እንድትሣተፉ የማጣሪያ ምዝገባ ሲሆን ከዚህ በታች ባሉት አገናኞች አማካይነት መመዝገብ ትችላላችሁ። ከ5 - 8 ለመመዝገብ እዚህ ይጫኑ ( https://forms.gle/8WPEhiSaRtsbLer89 ) ከ9 - 12 ለመመዝገብ እዚህ ይጫኑ ( https://forms.gle/4LJDfaoFHivQkWUSA ) ቦታ ፡ አዲስ አበባ ቴክኖሎጂ ኢንስቲትዩት 5 ኪሎ ካምፓስ ህንፃ NB ቀን ፡ ከሐምሌ 25 - 30 ፤2014 ዓ.ም ⏱ሰዓት ፡ ጠዋት 2:30 - 6:30 መረሃ ግብሩን ለመሣተፍ የሚያስፈልጉ ነገሮች ፡ 1️⃣ከዚህ በፊት ለ2ተኛ ዙር የተለቀቀውን የጉግል ቅፅ መሙላት 2️⃣ወደ ዝግጅቱ ቦታ ሲመጡ ማንነትዎን የሚገልፅ የኢት.ስ.ሳ.ሶ የአባልነት መታወቂያ ወይንም የት/ቤት መታወቂያ መያዝ 3️⃣የኮቪድ-19 ስርጭትን ለመግታት የአፍና አፍንጫ መሸፈኛ ማድረግ ‼️ማሳሰቢያ፡ ነገ የሚከናወነው መርሃግብር ከዚህ በፊት በሶሳይቲው የማህበራዊ ትሥሥር ገጾች ለአዲስ አበባ የክረምት የህዋ ስልጠና 2ተኛ ዙር ተብሎ የተለቀቀውን ጉግል ቅፅ ለሞሉ ተማሪዎች ብቻ ሲሆን ማናቸውንም ከቅፁ ውጪ ሳይመዘገቡ የዝግጅቱ ቦታ ላይ የሚመጡ ተማሪዎችን ሆነ ተሣታፊዎችን እንደማንቀበል ከወዲሁ ለማሳሰብ እንወዳለን።

Breathtaking New Photos Show Jupiter's Hypnotic Swirling Storms @Ethiocosmos

While the current level of public acceptance of research can be disappointing, the good news is that trust in scientists has fallen it is still relatively high compared to other information authorities. As much as we pride ourselves on being logical beings, in reality, we humans are animals with messy minds that are just as governed by our social alliances, emotions, and instincts as our logic. Those of us involved with science, whether as supporters or practitioners, must understand and account for this

These 4 Factors Can Explain Why So Many People Are Rejecting Science's 1. Distrust in the information source As mentioned above, lack of trust in the information source comes up time and time again as one of the key reasons people don't accept scientific information. Legitimate and robust scientific debate can also confuse people who are not familiar with the scientific process, further damaging trust when it spills into the public domain.  To combat these trust issues the researchers suggest highlighting the communal nature of science and emphasizing the wider, prosocial goals of research. Honestly acknowledging other people's positions and any drawbacks in your own, rather than brushing them away, can also go a long way to better establishing trust, the team explains. "Pro-science messages can acknowledge that there are valid concerns on the other side, but explain why the scientific position is preferable," says Philipp-Muller. 2. Tribal loyalty The way our thinking is wired as an obligatorily social species makes us very vulnerable to sometimes blindly believing those we identify with as part of our own cultural group – no matter how much education we have had. This phenomenon is called cultural cognition. "Work on cultural cognition has highlighted how people contort scientific findings to fit with values that matter to their cultural identities," write Philipp-Muller and colleagues. Political polarization and social media have only enhanced this. For example, conservatives are more likely to believe scientists that appear on Fox News, and liberals are more likely to trust those on CNN. "Social media platforms like Facebook provide customized news feeds that means conservatives and liberals can get highly varied information," explains Philipp-Muller. To combat this we need to find common ground, create information that's framed for specific target audiences, and collaborate with communities holding anti-science views, including people traditionally marginalized by science. 3. Information goes against personal beliefs The internal conflicts created by information that challenges our social or personal beliefs such as morals and religion, lead to logical fallacies and cognitive biases such as cognitive dissonance. "Scientific information can be difficult to swallow, and many individuals would sooner reject the evidence than accept information that suggests they might have been wrong," the team wrote in their paper. "This inclination is wholly understandable, and scientists should be poised to empathize."    So key strategies to counter this include showing an understanding of the other person's viewpoint. "People get their defenses up if they think they are being attacked or that you're so different from them that you can't be credible," says Petty. "Find some places where you agree and work from there." Counterintuitively, increasing someone's general scientific literacy can actually backfire, because it provides the skill to better bolster their pre-existing beliefs. Increasing scientific reasoning and media literacy skills, prebunking, or inoculating people against misinformation are advised instead, as is framing information in line with what matters to your audience and using relatable personal experiences. 4. Information is not being presented in the right learning style This problem is the most straightforward of the four bases – a simple mismatch in how information is being presented and the style best suited to the receiver. This includes things like preferring abstract compared to concrete information, or being promotion or prevention focused. Here, Philipp-Muller and team suggest making use of some of the same tactics that anti-science forces have been using. For example, like the technology and advertising industry, researchers should be using metadata to better target messaging based on people's profiles according to personal online habits.

The image taken by the JWST compared to one taken by Hubble, of the galaxy cluster SMACS 0723. It's a gravitational lens, showing us the light of galaxies that are far behind the cluster in arcs around it. 12.5 hours of exposure for Webb 2 weeks for Hubble

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The Pacific ocean (165 millions km²) is wider than the planet Mars (144,8 millions km²) and more than 4 times the size of the moon (38 millions km²) @ethiocosmos

Dogs see the invisible magnetic fields surrounding the Earth due to the Cryptochrome molecule in their eyes. This sense allows a dog to find their owners and homes when they've gotten lost many miles from home.

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Fly your name around the Moon!🌕 Artemis I will be the first uncrewed flight test of the Space Launch System rocket and the Orion spacecraft. Artemis I will be the first in a series of increasingly complex missions to build a long-term human presence at the Moon for decades to come. Tap the link below and add your name to have it included on a flash drive that will fly aboard Artemis I! https://go.nasa.gov/37j06iK

NASA announced that the 5,000th exoplanet was discovered, providing a massive foundation for its continued search for alien life. @Ethiocosmos

Of the 4,550 active satellites in orbit, SpaceX owns and operates 1,655 of them @ethiocosmos

Congratulations NASA JWST