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Half of Americans believe people will routinely travel to space as tourists within the next 50 years. https://pewrsr.ch/2xOcEw7 pic.twitter.com/V2LaJqGO63
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Despite the increasing role of private companies in space exploration, most Americans believe
@NASA’s role is still vital for the futurehttps://pewrsr.ch/2xOcEw7Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo -
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New report: Majority of Americans Believe It Is Essential That the U.S. Remain a Global Leader in Spacehttps://pewrsr.ch/2JA9Lni
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52% of U.S. adults say the main reason young people don’t pursue
#STEM degrees is they think these subjects are too hard.https://pewrsr.ch/2sH5R1sThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo -
Share of women in each type of job:
health-related jobs: 75%
life science jobs: 47%
math jobs: 46%
physical science jobs: 39%
computer jobs: 25%
engineering jobs: 14%http://pewrsr.ch/2Epct90
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STEM college majors tend to earn more than non-STEM college majors, regardless of whether they work in
#STEM https://pewrsr.ch/2DoYwIZ pic.twitter.com/KqDUfHt4VXThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo -
66% of Americans say scientists will probably or definitely cure most forms of cancer in the next 50 years. https://pewrsr.ch/2D02kyW pic.twitter.com/SD889mqxoF
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Public confidence in scientists is relatively strong compared with trust in other institutional groups. https://pewrsr.ch/2F0kq6i pic.twitter.com/DxguPlNdWo
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How science knowledge influences the views Americans have on climate change and energy issues https://pewrsr.ch/2n49vQu pic.twitter.com/VfOOTq1FMC
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8-in-10 Americans cite curiosity as a reason they follow science news, far higher than any of the other six reasons we asked about. https://pewrsr.ch/2HQKstt pic.twitter.com/NU9d7KdZay
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About half of women in STEM consider discrimination a major factor behind women’s limited representation in STEM jobs https://pewrsr.ch/2G2WuhP pic.twitter.com/bHZYwhahpN
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Americans living close to a coastline are more likely to say climate change is affecting their local community https://pewrsr.ch/2rLX7rq pic.twitter.com/wKic1QpCFB
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Computer jobs have grown a whopping 338% since 1990, but the share of women working in these jobs has fallen, from 32% then to 25% today https://pewrsr.ch/2qZHoqB pic.twitter.com/KMur3sQfJE
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Americans are more likely to trust information about climate change from climate scientists than elected officials, the news media or energy industry leaders. https://pewrsr.ch/2Etsc7w pic.twitter.com/maRjLfV7JG
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Republicans across generations are largely skeptical that policies to reduce climate change help the environment https://pewrsr.ch/2rIVA4o pic.twitter.com/ta0A0Iss9Z
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More Americans now oppose (51%) than favor (42%) allowing more offshore oil and gas drilling in U.S. waters. The share of Americans who favor expanded offshore oil and gas drilling has declined 10 percentage points since 2014. https://pewrsr.ch/2npqYmz pic.twitter.com/RZcDp3vgyp
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Perceptions of consensus among climate scientists are divided along political lines in the U.S. https://pewrsr.ch/2wHG92e pic.twitter.com/YQwT1JRNxn
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Two-thirds of Americans say the federal government is doing too little to reduce the effects of global climate change.https://pewrsr.ch/2wHG92e
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Share of Americans who say careers in STEM: - have higher salaries: 71% - are more attractive to young talent: 58% - are more well-respected: 53% - offer more opportunities to advance: 50% - are more difficult to get into: 49% https://pewrsr.ch/2CWeRa4 pic.twitter.com/1GhHY5myNk
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Three-in-ten Americans say
#climatechange is affecting them personally https://pewrsr.ch/2rLX7rq pic.twitter.com/30LbHPRduZThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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