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Alok Jha

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Whaaaaaaaat https://t.co/sUvQ6mPYGj
about 6 days ago
Now, I'm a big fan of water. It's great stuff. Really. But this thing from Goop is total, unmitigated horseshit. https://t.co/UcV9XeccTG
about 6 days ago
RT @davidallengreen: This is just brilliant on Brexit, by @martinwolf_ https://t.co/JRRu0iXrvI https://t.co/BVHhcTiOAC
about 6 days ago
Flippin' heck https://t.co/nhmfaTVR9g
about a week ago
My fave: The Periodic Table, by Primo Levi #scibooks https://t.co/HjkHnh8fkx
about a week ago

On Location

Flying home, waving to #Manhattan #NYC on the way

#Nevada #sunset

Big skies. #Mountains. #Nevada.

En route to #LasVegas

Goodness. Jaw-dropping new images from NASA #NewHorizons probe #space #astronomy #PlutoFlyby (pic via @NASA)

Well. That was quite a morning. Talking to a #legend about #butterflies.

The very first close-up of #Pluto from @NASA #NewHorizons. Taken from around 500,000 miles from the surface, an hour and a half before closest approach. You can see features a mile across and mountains (made of ice) that are more than 2 miles high. Import

Awesome cloud action over #London today

Zarouchla, Mount Helmos, #Greece #nature #mountain #landscape

This is how Pluto now looks to the @NASA #NewHorizons probe. The closest ever pic of the frozen dwarf planet. Beautiful isn't it?

One of the barrel #jellyfish that washed up near Poole Harbour. This fellow featured in my @itvnews report about the bloom in these animals seen in recent weeks. Watch the report here: https://www.facebook.com/alokjha/videos/838175722943182/ #photoof

Invasion of the #jellyfish!

Like, OMG. Nothing beats a t-shirt based on the periodic table. #chemistry #radiation #me #photooftheday #instagood

So, you check into a new hotel, kick off your shoes and all you want to do is stick on some telly for wallpaper. Except, on your telly screen is this. Oh. #TV #tunbridgewells #lightning #amazing

Spoke at the historic Royal Institution last night about #TheWaterBook, with the legendary Lawrence McGinty running Q&A afterwards. My story went from Antarctica and the Southern Ocean to biological cells and exoplanets. An amazing, slightly nerve-rackin

A 340-year-old microscope made by the Dutch draper, Antonie van Leeuwenhoek. He made the very first high-powered microscopes and, using them, became the first person to see bacteria, parasites, red blood cells and much more of the tiny universe, all of wh

Finally got a finished copy of The Water Book today. Took four years from the initial idea to this point.