Bill Bates (@WhereIF)

San Francisco Bay Area

The below is an off-site archive of all tweets posted by @WhereIF ever

Recent tweets

SETIInstitute And now for something quite different: Nanotechnology comes in to fashion…
http://t.co/ICg6D8Fz

via Buffer (retweeted on 4:56 PM, May 10th, 2012 via Twittelator)

NASAVoyager2 I am currently 13 hrs 35 mins 38 secs of light-travel time from Earth (2012:124:2L)

via HootSuite (retweeted on 5:02 PM, May 2nd, 2012 via TweetDeck)

towelday Towel Day is THIS MONTH! Are you ready? http://t.co/w0FENfUl #towelday

via web (retweeted on 5:00 PM, May 1st, 2012 via TweetDeck)

SpaceUpdating NASA’s new Mars probe will spy on Red Planet from above http://t.co/fkSl2T9e

via SNS Analytics (retweeted on 8:01 AM, May 1st, 2012 via TweetDeck)

NASAAmes NASA Ames’ new building Sustainability Base, named for Tranquility Base, Apollo 11’s lunar landing site 40 yrs ago http://t.co/fSOhq2hO

via SocialOomph (retweeted on 5:25 PM, Apr 9th, 2012 via TweetDeck)

BronxZoosCobra Can’t wait for the Easter Bunny to come by tonight! Do you like to eat him starting at the ears or the feet? Can’t decide!!!

via HootSuite (retweeted on 12:42 PM, Apr 7th, 2012 via TweetDeck)

NASA Check out this story & video from @NASAFermi on how dwarf galaxies provide new insights into dark matter! http://t.co/CG7JuaFt

via SocialEngage (retweeted on 8:00 AM, Apr 3rd, 2012 via TweetDeck)

Get on the wait list for @pinerly for the best way to manage your Pinterest account! #pinerly http://t.co/QXQkDeBP

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SpaceUpdating IBM to Help Develop Super Computers to Study Universe’s Origins http://t.co/5AGYsAo6

via SNS Analytics (retweeted on 10:32 PM, Apr 1st, 2012 via Twittelator)

The 2012 Heat Wave: “Almost Like Science Fiction” http://t.co/aydgUVkK

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SpaceUpdating NASA probe offers new view of Mercury: an alien world right in our back yard http://t.co/AnYAB7q4

via SNS Analytics (retweeted on 10:31 PM, Mar 27th, 2012 via Twittelator)

jonmchu James Cameron is a badass. That’s it. http://t.co/sz3upuQU

via web (retweeted on 2:30 PM, Mar 27th, 2012 via TweetDeck)

Discovery_Space Most Ancient, ‘Impossible’ Alien Worlds Discovered | @Discovery_News http://t.co/LQw5lkG1 by @astroengine

via HootSuite (retweeted on 10:43 AM, Mar 27th, 2012 via TweetDeck)

apod Unusual Hollows Discovered on Planet Mercury : http://t.co/aHquHQJo

via The Cosmos (retweeted on 10:46 PM, Mar 26th, 2012 via Twittelator)

cbarrett If you think about it, C-3PO is basically wearing a crop top and low rise jeans.

via web (retweeted on 2:30 PM, Mar 23rd, 2012 via TweetDeck)

NASA Learn why equinoxes & solstices occur and watch this amazing @NASAGoddard video that was shot from space! http://t.co/zV1l32Q3

via SocialEngage (retweeted on 10:26 AM, Mar 20th, 2012 via TweetDeck)

TheScoutingGuy Do you like science, technology, engineering and mathematics? Could you “like” our NOVA Awards Facebook page? https://t.co/csdnnooG

via TweetDeck (retweeted on 10:44 AM, Mar 19th, 2012 via TweetDeck)

PauleyP I feel so old school with my 1st generation I-pad, I might start carrying around a rotary phone & an abacus.

via web (retweeted on 11:28 PM, Mar 16th, 2012 via Twittelator)

HubbleTelescope Dr. Alberto Conti joins “Speaking of Hubble.” Learn how a flood of astronomical data is channeled into usable streams. http://t.co/jorXSJ7z

via web (retweeted on 10:38 AM, Mar 13th, 2012 via TweetDeck)

Check out the stop motion guacamole video on this page. It is pretty sweet. http://t.co/xJiHXISL (Angry Birds video gets all the attention)

via TweetDeck

SpaceUpdating NASA prepares mission to Sun as solar storms continue to bombard Earth http://t.co/FaoRVjdF

via SNS Analytics (retweeted on 11:47 PM, Mar 10th, 2012 via TweetDeck)

jonmchu So PROUD!!! My parent’s restaurant, CHEF CHU’S, was just named the 3rd BEST CHINESE restaurant in the USA by CNN!! http://t.co/kJexHSyb

via web (retweeted on 6:55 AM, Mar 9th, 2012 via TweetDeck)

SpaceUpdating Solar storm reaches Earth; no trouble reported http://t.co/qw2gIvrr

via SNS Analytics (retweeted on 8:49 AM, Mar 8th, 2012 via TweetDeck)

Exoplanetology at least 100 Billion planets hosted by stars in our galaxy. And we’re not even counting the free-floating rogue planets yet. #exogasm

via web (retweeted on 12:49 PM, Feb 20th, 2012 via Twittelator)