  Two-minute science (2-minute science) is a science communication project
initiated and supported by early-career Greek astrophysicists. With this
endeavor, which started in December 2020, we try to bridge the gap between the
scientific community and the public. This project is based on the simple idea
of writing short articles with an approximate reading time of two minutes.
These articles cover several topics and their difficulty scales to cover a
broad audience range, from young students to experienced adults. We support the
idea of <<ask an expert>> in Astrophysics in Greece, where any reader can pose
a question. We offer the appropriate answer either by writing it ourselves or
by contacting the field experts from the Greek astronomical society.
Furthermore, our previous science communication experience leads us to design
educational activities for students and/or adults based on pedagogical means. A
successful one was an <<escape-zoom>> titled <<Escape to Other Worlds>>, a
digital version of an escape room. Further activities are Astronomy workshops
for teenagers, online talks to schools, and our participation in a scientific
podcast to trigger the public interest in Astrophysics. We communicate this
work through social media, where several thousands of people already follow our
work.
