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Danmarks Grundforskningsfond @dg.dk · 04/09/2025

A big congrats to Klaus Mølmer from the DNRF center Hy-Q who received the @carlsbergfondet.dk Research Prize 2025.💐👏

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Kvantefysiker Klaus Mølmer er modtager af Carlsbergfondets Forskningspris 2025

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Kristian Pedersen @pdrsn.bsky.social · 05/07/2025

Man kan ikke ændre unges uddannelsesvalg på den måde - det har rigtig mange sagt siden de første tanker om udflytningsdimendioneringen

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Kristian Pedersen @pdrsn.bsky.social · 27/06/2025

“When you have a totalitarian regime, you have to save face.” I couldn’t have said it more clearly.

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ESA Space Science @science.esa.int · 27/06/2025

Our home. Viewed from 5.7 million km away. This photograph of Earth and the Moon was taken by #ESAJuice on 9 September 2024, on its journey to Jupiter. Discover more at esa.int/juice 🔭

A half-lit Earth, seen from space, and our Moon to its left.

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Kristian Pedersen @pdrsn.bsky.social · 24/03/2025

Size matters: 1/3 af verdens vækst vil være i Indien de kommende år. Meget oplysende seminar af Indo- Danish Chamber of Commerce hos Carlsberg

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Kristian Pedersen @pdrsn.bsky.social · 23/03/2025

Jamen dog - det var jo for ganske nylig…

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ESA Space Science @science.esa.int · 19/03/2025

📣 Euclid releases first batch of survey data, including a preview of its very own deep fields! With just one scan, #ESAEuclid has already spotted 26 million galaxies 👉 www.esa.int/Science_Expl... Let's explore the treasure trove that our #DarkUniverse detective has uncovered 🧵 1/ 🔭🧪 #astrosci

$A sea of stars and galaxies sparkle against a black background. Several galaxies can be identified by their elongated shape and/or spiral arms. Some galaxies are seen edge-on while one prominent spiral galaxy at the bottom centre is seen face-on. At the far right, between the middle and top of the image, are some interacting galaxies. Galaxy clusters are also seen, in particular near bottom centre, where features smeared into arcs represent gravitational lensing. The brightest stars in the image have diffraction spikes.$