Í gær tók Donald Trump við sem 45. forseti Bandaríkjanna. Margir eru ósáttir við kjör Trump og má til dæmis nefna að konur víða um heim hafa ákveðið að halda mótmælagöngurí dag. Vísindamenn eru hópur sem hefur miklar áhyggjur af kjöri Trump vegna ummæla hans um vísindageirann og vantrú á loftslagsbreytingar af mannavöldum.
Myllumerkið #USofScience hefur náð miklum vinsældum á Twitter á síðastliðnum sólarhring þar sem vísindamenn mótmæla stefnu Trump með því að benda á mikilvægi í vísinda. Nokkur tístanna má sjá hér að neðan.
Stand up for science! We'll be flooding the social media airwaves with research and discovery during the inauguration, using #USofScience.
— Jacquelyn Gill (@JacquelynGill) January 19, 2017
If you're using Twitter, driving a car, or just using lights, it all comes from science that had federal funding. #USofScience
— Matthew C. Novak (@MatthewCNovak1) January 20, 2017
Meanwhile, scientists are getting ready for the #WomensMarch tomorrow. See y'all there? (Photo: @The_NHM) #standupforscience #USofScience pic.twitter.com/YlQC0qFwnA
— Lucky Tran (@luckytran) January 20, 2017
You know the ☄️that killed the dinosaurs? Adriana Ocampo discovered the crater. She heads up @NASA's science program. #USofScience pic.twitter.com/bLg3lE01bJ
— Jacquelyn Gill (@JacquelynGill) January 20, 2017
Endangered Species Act has prevented the extinction of 99% of the species it protects, thanks to science-driven recovery plans. #USofScience pic.twitter.com/0yequ5jIMI
— David Steen, Ph.D. (@AlongsideWild) January 20, 2017
Dr. Yohannes Haile-Selassie of @goCMNH studies human #fossils to better understand human #evolution. #USofScience #FossilFriday pic.twitter.com/nSmaHnvEzb
— Lady Naturalist (@LadyNaturalist) January 20, 2017
Fun fact: @NASA employs a lot of people. #USofScience pic.twitter.com/sbYMXH6cRH
— Tanya Harrison (@tanyaofmars) January 20, 2017
Climate change to shift global pattern of mild weather via @NOAA @ClimateReality #USofScience pic.twitter.com/rRP9CjxzLZ
— Angelica (@BubblyMediaGirl) January 20, 2017
