Pinned Tweet
Mission Unstoppable@CBSUnstoppable
20 Apr 2022
What STEM careers do you want us to cover on Mission Unstoppable and social media?
48
15
104
Mission Unstoppable@CBSUnstoppable
Feb 19
With our friends at #unlikelycollaborators, we slow it down and explore the #perceptionbox, the invisible lens shaped by our past experiences and beliefs. Because sometimes the story we are telling ourselves is only one version of what is possible. Check your CBS local listings.
0
1
9
366
Mission Unstoppable@CBSUnstoppable
Feb 18
On Mission Unstoppable, we explore how assumptions form in the brain. With our friends at #unlikelycollaborators, we take a look at our #perceptionbox and the experiences that influence how we see other people. Tune in on #CBSWKND.
0
1
10
367
Mission Unstoppable@CBSUnstoppable
18 Apr 2025
Only a few hours left to cast your vote for the #WebbyAwards! 💖 A vote for MU means a vote to amplify the voices of women in #STEM everywhere! Thank you all so much for your support 🫶 bit.ly/3XPnNGJ
1
3
13
813
Mission Unstoppable@CBSUnstoppable
8 Apr 2025
the last image 😮‍💨 yeah, we really want to win the webby!!! vote at the link in our bio if you haven't yet 🫶 if we win it will really help spread our mission!

#MissionUnstoppableTV #STEM #STEMmeme #meme #webbyawards #WomenInSTEM
1
1
16
957
Mission Unstoppable@CBSUnstoppable
18 Jun 2024
We use #helium to power some of humanity’s greatest technological advancements: MRI machines, rockets to space, party balloons…🎈 You may have heard we’re running out of helium, but that’s not necessarily true. The real answer is a bit more complicated.

Thanks @MinuteEarth 🌎
1
4
15
2,688
Mission Unstoppable@CBSUnstoppable
8 Jun 2024
It's World Ocean Day! 🐳 Did you know the oceans regulate our planet's climate, not so different from how the circulatory system regulates the human body? Pretty cool, thanks oceans! 🫶💦 Let's protect Earth's delicate waters together.

#worldoceansday #missionunstoppabletv
0
15
43
1,847
Mission Unstoppable@CBSUnstoppable
31 May 2024
Every year @SWETalk at UCF hosts a marshmallow building competition & SWE member Tayah is bringing it home to her siblings. They'll quickly learn to creative problem-solve like a real engineer! Find out what happens, this weekend on #MissionUnstoppableTV ✨ #SWENext #SWETalk
0
2
8
705
Mission Unstoppable@CBSUnstoppable
31 May 2024
Tayah studies industrial engineering at UCF, the same engineering program her mom attended! Tayah was immersed in engineering at a young age, and even got the opportunity to sit in classes with her mom. From that young age, she knew industrial engineering was a great fit for her.
1
4
11
672
Mission Unstoppable@CBSUnstoppable
31 May 2024
Replying to @CBSUnstoppable
Tayah is a member of SWE (@SWEtalk @SWENext) at her school, where she's presented with unique opportunities and can bond with a thriving community of women engineers! Find out more about SWE and Tayah, this weekend on an all-new #MissionUnstoppableTV ✨ #SWENext #SWETalk
0
0
3
360
Mission Unstoppable@CBSUnstoppable
30 May 2024
Engineers don't just build towers, they build community, too! 🧱🤝 The Society of Women Engineers, or SWE, is an incredible nonprofit and community advocating for women in engineering and technology. @SWEtalk @SWENext
2
4
14
543
Mission Unstoppable@CBSUnstoppable
30 May 2024
Replying to @CBSUnstoppable
Learn more about this inspiring organization, this weekend on a brand new #MissionUnstoppableTV
💖📺

#SWENext #SWETalk
0
0
0
165
Mission Unstoppable retweeted
Beata Science Art@beatascienceart
24 May 2024
So excited for my @CBSUnstoppable episode to air this weekend! I loved sharing about the beauty of our cells 🔬, my science fashion 👗, my research 🧫and #Microscopya! Thank you @MirandaCosgrove @IfThenSheCan & @GeenaDavisOrg for the wonderful opportunity to inspire #WomenInSTEM!
0
6
28
1,994
Mission Unstoppable@CBSUnstoppable
21 May 2024
Mission Unstoppable has been honored with 16 Telly Awards!!! 🥰🏆 Thank you to our amazing and unstoppable partners @ifthenshecan for making this #STEM movement a reality, and to our STEM bestie community for the endless support! 🫶

#tellyawards
4
12
52
2,539
Mission Unstoppable@CBSUnstoppable
15 May 2024
Hey #STEMbesties! What burning questions do you have about engineering?
0
0
7
417
Mission Unstoppable@CBSUnstoppable
5 May 2024
Happy National Astronaut Day! 🌕 We're big Sally Ride fans over here at #MissionUnstoppableTV Who wants to be an astronaut? Tell us in the comments 👩‍🚀 🌟
1
4
27
969
Mission Unstoppable@CBSUnstoppable
22 Apr 2024
Happy Earth Day!! 🩷🌎🌱 Did you know our Earth isn’t a perfect sphere? While very subtle to the naked eye, it bulges slightly at the equator, making the circumference of the equator 26 miles longer than the meridional circumference!
#EarthDay #MissionUnstoppableTV
2
13
39
1,379
Mission Unstoppable@CBSUnstoppable
18 Apr 2024
FINAL HOURS TO VOTE! Help us win the “Oscars of the Internet!” Cast your vote for the People's Choice Webbys 👉 wbby.co/40230N

We're so honored to be recognized in the 'Science & Education' category!!! #Webbys
0
8
35
1,225
Mission Unstoppable@CBSUnstoppable
11 Apr 2024
Only 7 days left to vote! We were nominated for a #Webby for Miranda Cosgrove’s STEM Loft in the ‘Science & Education – Video Series’ category. You can only vote once so tell any n' all of your friends! Thanks STEM besties!! xoxoxo 💖

Vote here 👉 bit.ly/43ZFu8x
1
10
26
1,254
Mission Unstoppable@CBSUnstoppable
12 Apr 2024
Replying to @CBSUnstoppable
Wanna know what all the fuss is about? Check out the STEM Loft playlist here 👉 youtube.com/watch?v=D6GVXR…
1
1
5
288
Mission Unstoppable retweeted
NASA Webb Telescope
@NASAWebb
11 Apr 2024
Our Webb connects them all.
The image is divided horizontally by an undulating line between a cloudscape forming a nebula along the bottom portion and a comparatively clear upper portion. Speckled across both portions is a starfield, showing innumerable stars of many sizes. The smallest of these are small, distant, and faint points of light. The largest of these appear larger, closer, brighter, and more fully resolved with 8-point diffraction spikes. The upper portion of the image is blueish, and has wispy translucent cloud-like streaks rising from the nebula below. The orangish cloudy formation in the bottom half varies in density and ranges from translucent to opaque. The stars vary in color, the majority of which, have a blue or orange hue. The cloud-like structure of the nebula contains ridges, peaks, and valleys – an appearance very similar to a mountain range. Three long diffraction spikes from the top right edge of the image suggest the presence of a large star just out of view.A crowded galaxy field on a black background, with one large star dominating the image just right of center. Three areas are concentrated with larger white hazy blobs on the left, lower right, and upper right above the single star. Scattered between these areas are many smaller sources of light; some also have a hazy white glow, while many other are red or orange. Even without zooming in, different galaxy shapes are detectable, like spirals, ovals, and arcs.
Webb’s image of NGC 1512 shows a face-on barred spiral galaxy anchored by its central region, which is circular and shows a bright white point at the center with blue and yellow circles around it. Outside the core is a large bar structure filled with a haze of blue stars, forming a rough parallelogram shape and taking up about a quarter of the area. The bar is crossed by orange filaments made of stars, gas, and dust that extend diagonally to the top left and bottom right. Outside this, the thick orange spiral arms form a rough oval, and within them there are smaller oval areas that appear black. The spiral arms are largely orange, ranging from dark to bright orange and extend beyond the edges of the image. There are many larger blue stars and slightly larger pink points of light spread throughout. Two larger foreground stars with at least six diffraction spikes are at top center and bottom center.The background is mostly dark. At the center is a dark orange-brown circle, surrounded by several blazing bright, thick, horizontal whiteish rings. This is Saturn and its rings. There are three tiny dots in the image—one to the upper left of the planet, one to the direct left of the planet, and the lower left of the planet. These are three of Saturn’s moons: Dione, Enceladus, and Tethys, respectively. There is a slightly darker tint at the northern and southern poles of the planet. The rings surrounding Saturn are mostly broad, with a few singular narrow gaps between the broader rings. There is an innermost, thicker ring, and next to that is a brighter, wider ring. Traveling farther outward, there is a small dark gap before another thicker ring. In the thicker ring, there is a narrow faint band. There is then an outermost, faintest, thinnest ring.
88
2,446
14,983
1,018,379
Load more