Examples of Twitter feeds

Here are some interesting Twitter feeds that I've bumped into.

I can't guarantee the authenticity of these feeds. If you need absolute certainty, you have to research it yourself.

The list may be updated every now and then, without separate notice.

The column on the right is for non-English feeds.

View the complete list at http://twitter.com/tietoukka/following.

Other lists worth checking:

• NASA: Connect With NASA on Social Networking Sites
• NASA: Astronauts aboard the International Space Station or space shuttle who are tweeting from orbit
• NASA: NASA astronauts
• NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory: JPL on Twitter
• NASA Ames Research Center: NASA Ames Twittering
• NASA Astrobiology Magazine: Twitter for Space Geeks
• The Launch Pad: Top Ten Space People and Organizations to Follow on Twitter
• Spacememe Twitter List by SpaceMeme on Listorious
• SpaceRef: SpaceRef Network Twitter Accounts and Number of Followers
• On Orbit: On Orbit and SpaceRef Twitter Channels
• UCAR: Social Networking at NCAR & UCAR
• USGS: Social Media at the USGS
• USGS: Updated list of official Dept of the Interior Twitter accounts
• The Guardian, Environment Blog: Top 50 Twitter climate accounts to follow, see also Climate Progress
• U.S. National Science Foundation: Social Media
• David Bradley/Sciencebase: 600 Scientific Twitter Friends
• Scienceblogging.org: ScienceOnline2011 – introducing the participants or Look who's coming
• Phil Bradley: 100 British Librarians on Twitter
• Randy Krum/Cool Infographics: 37 People You Should Follow for Infographics on Twitter
• Jeff Clark/Neoformix: More Visualization Links on Twitter
• Ken Denmead/Wired: 100 Geeks You Should Be Following On Twitter
• BPS Research Digest: Psychologists who Tweet - first major update
• Marshall Kirkpatrick/ReadWriteWeb: 10 Twitter Lists You Should Follow
• Google Press Center: Follow Google on Twitter