As Women’s History Month winds down, we’re celebrating Maria Goeppert-Mayer for this week’s STEM Fact. She was only the 2nd woman, after Marie Curie, to be awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics. #WomensHistoryMonth #STEMFact #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM

This week, our STEM Fact takes us back to a groundbreaking moment in science! 🌌 Scientists captured the first image of a black hole in 2019 using a global network of telescopes and advanced algorithms. #STEMFact #SpaceDiscovery #BlackHole #InnovationE

STEM Fact: Entire homes can now be 3D printed in under 24 hours using concrete-based materials. #STEMFact #3DPrinting

🌱 University of Texas at Austin researchers developed a hydrogel that when added to soil achieved approximately 40% water savings while the stem length of the plants grew 138% compared to the control group. #STEMfact #STEMInnovation #WorldSoilDayX

We hope you can use this week’s STEM Fact at trivia❔ night sometime soon. 🎶🎧 The 1st limited editions released for Apple’s iPod offered No Doubt’s logo or signatures from Madonna, Beck, or Tony Hawk on the back. #STEMFact #TriviaNight #iPodHistory #TechTrivi9g

Our STEM fact this week looks at the first geographic information system (GIS). Developed in Canada, this mainframe-based system was used to store, analyze, and manipulate data collected for the Canada Land Inventory. #STEMfact #GIS #TechHistory #TechInnovation

Our STEM Fact of the Week is about the first GPS satellite. Technology that helped us lose physical maps for guided directions began with the Navstar 1. 🛰️ #STEMFact #technologyfacts #sciencehistoryV

Why did the scarecrow win an award? Because he was outstanding in his field! 🌽�� #STEMFact: Did you know that corn is actually a grass? So technically, the scarecrow was just a really good grass scientist! 🌾 #STEM #FunFactFriday

#STEMfact on a Saturday! Every individual on the planet shares 99.9% of their genetic structure with everyone else.🧬Y

Today's #STEMfact: Mars appears red in photographs because it is coated in rust!🫢d

Happy Monday! Here's a #STEMfact: when you direct a laser beam onto a jet of moving water, the water traps the laser, resulting in "total internal reflection".

🔬🤔 Did you know that the average human body has enough bones to make an entire skeleton?! Talk about being a walking science experiment! ��😱 #STEMfact #BonyFunny