This is one of the closest images ever taken of Jupiter. : AstroUpon
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Something Strange Happens When You Flatten the Earth…
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A Better Tier List of Physics Learning Channels
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I am telling you, magnets cannot explain this
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Physicists uncover evidence of two arrows of time emerging from the quantum realm
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When will they understand?
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I'm "The YouTuber" who recorded the speed of light with my 2,000,000,000 fps camera - figured I'd post a longer version since that other post got deleted [OC]
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9 Dinosaurs Myths You Still Believe
In this animated video we go debunk 9 more common dinosaur misconceptions. While also learning new things along the way. This is actually a part 2 to my othe...
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Scientists may have found the planet that made the Moon
About 4.5 billion years ago, a colossal impact between the young Earth and a mysterious planetary body called Theia changed everything—reshaping Earth, forming the Moon, and scattering clues across space rocks. By examining subtle isotopic fingerprints in Earth and Moon samples, scientists have reconstructed Theia’s possible composition and birthplace.
A Cool Guide How the clouds of atomic mushrooms are larger than they appear
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In 1957, the remains of 9 Neanderthals were found in the Shanidar Cave in Iraq. This was their home 65,000 years ago.
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The Global Etymological Roots Behind Words That Define the Measurement of Time
Oldest Teddy Bear: History and Steiff Legacy in the UK
Discover the fascinating history of the oldest teddy bear and Steiff’s role in creating this timeless icon. Explore its legacy and charm for UK collectors.
TIL there is a “Gospel of Judas” not found in the Bible that speaks of Judas as the only one of Jesus’ disciples who fully understood His teachings. He turned Jesus over to the Romans because Jesus asked him to. It was discovered in an Egyptian cave in the 1970s, dating to the 2nd century AD : r/todayilearned
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Orcas are bringing humans gifts | Hacker News
Canada eyes putting nuclear reactors on the moon | Hacker News
The World Trade Center under construction through photos, 1966-1979 | Hacker News
Ethan Hawke’s response to, “What do you think happens when we die?” : r/enlightenment
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Garlic juice vs parasites : r/thatsinterestingbro
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We Emit a Visible Light That Vanishes When We Die, Says Surprising Study : ScienceAlert
Life truly is radiant, according to an experiment conducted by researchers from the University of Calgary and the National Research Council of Canada.
Trapped within a solid piece of amber, a praying mantis is preserved in a time capsule dating back 30 million years : r/interestingasfuck
TIL that when your hands or legs “fall asleep” it isn’t from restricted blood flow, it’s from a pinched nerve. : r/todayilearned
Rippling waves of proteins on a fertilizing egg : r/ScaleSpace
ELI5 What is happening when a body part goes numb and ‘falls asleep’ and then gets pins and needles when blood flow comes back? : r/explainlikeimfive
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Your cells can hear. Sound waves were shown to rewire the body at the cellular level, new study shows : r/HotScienceNews
Setting the record straight about Chef on South Park : r/BlackPeopleTwitter
Ask Ethan: Was the Universe "timeless" before the Big Bang? - Big Think
Here in our Universe, time passes at a fixed rate for all observers: one second-per-second. Before the Big Bang, things were very different.