Science in telegram

⚡️The First Immortal Fly is Here! Yep, you heard that right. Scientists have fully digitized the brain of a fruit fly (Drosophila melanogaster). Quick recap: Once upon a time, people dreamed of digitizing Lenin’s brain,…

Quantum physics is seriously mind-blowing. It explains pretty much everything happening around us. Want to know how atoms work? Why light can be both a wave and a particle at the same time? Or how a cat in a box can some…

Elon Musk: Rockets to Replace Airplanes? Elon Musk, the founder of SpaceX, envisions a future where airplanes are replaced by spacecraft. Imagine traveling from New York to Shanghai in just 40 minutes, London to New York…

An extraordinary “drawing” has appeared on the Martian surface: a smile formed by a ring of salt deposits and two impact craters. However, don’t expect to snap this cosmic grin with your phone while flying over Mars! Sal…

The top image shows the final results of the recent U.S. presidential election, won by Trump with a score of 312 to 226. Remarkably, no human could predict this outcome—not experts, super-forecasters, exit polls, predict…

The Surface of Venus! Venus is enveloped in a dense, impenetrable atmosphere that’s opaque to visible light. To map its surface, we rely on radar imaging (right image), as radio waves can penetrate the thick atmosphere a…

The eyes of the deep-sea telescope fish, which lives in perpetual darkness, are uniquely adapted to see both visible light and infrared radiation. Even more remarkable, each eye can rotate independently, allowing the fis…

📢 Breaking New Ground in Vision Restoration: iPSC-Derived Corneal Transplant Surgery 🌱👁️✨ A pioneering clinical study in Japan has successfully used induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) to regenerate corneal tissue…

Man appears to be the missing link between anthropoid apes and human beings. Konrad Lorenz #science

💡 This underscores the importance of natural resources to the global economy and illustrates how resource distribution impacts the geopolitical influence of nations. Source: Statista, Elements.visualcapitalist.com

NASA’s spacecraft has sent back the clearest images of Jupiter yet! The Juno spacecraft recently completed its 66th flyby of Jupiter and its moons, capturing breathtaking images with the JunoCam, a camera with a two-mega…

Unusual angle on camera… Sharks 😀 Sharks have always been a favorite for the thrill factor, but seeing them from unexpected perspectives opens up a whole new appreciation. It’s not every day we get a close-up of these a…

Skipping breakfast can be DANGEROUS for your health—it increases the risk of type 2 diabetes and obesity. Studies show that people who skip their morning meal tend to overeat at night to make up for missed calories and e…

Karl Ward showcases his invention — a pedal-powered unicycle. Los Angeles, 1971. Instead of a traditional wheel, Ward’s creation used artificial legs. The pedals drove a mechanism that propelled the structure forward and…

Australian mathematicians have debunked the theorem suggesting that if a monkey were given infinite time with a typewriter, it would eventually produce all of Shakespeare’s works. Scientists calculated that even if all 2…

Money begets money, success begets success, and Nobels beget Nobels. Believe it or not, according to Nature, 95% of Nobel laureates (702 out of 736) belong to a single vast academic family tree, a network that I reflects…

🚀 SpaceX to Attempt First-Ever Starship-to-Starship Refueling in March 2025 NASA has announced that SpaceX will conduct a groundbreaking test of orbital fuel transfer between two Starship spacecraft as early as March ne…

🚀 China Successfully Tests Supersonic Passenger Jet The Chinese company Space Transportation has completed successful tests on a passenger jet that can reach speeds of up to Mach 4—twice as fast as the iconic Concorde,…

An ‘ice tsunami’ is often triggered by a sudden rise in temperature. As the ice begins to melt, it becomes more susceptible to movement, especially under the influence of strong winds. These images capture the Amur River…

🚀 Boston Dynamics Unveils Impressive New Demo of Atlas Robot Boston Dynamics recently released a fascinating video showcasing its humanoid robot, Atlas. In the demo, Atlas autonomously moves engine covers from one conta…

A Strong Contender for the Next Nobel Prize The startup Iambic has made a breakthrough that surpasses Google DeepMind’s AlphaFold. While AlphaFold, the AI system developed by Google DeepMind, recently earned a Nobel Priz…

Water in Zero Gravity! 🚀 Astronaut Don Pettit demonstrates the wonders of microgravity by injecting dye into a floating water sphere aboard the International Space Station (ISS). Without gravity, the water takes on a pe…

A Jurassic-period colony of sea lilies, spanning nearly 100 square meters, has been uncovered! These ancient echinoderms were meticulously excavated by German paleontologists over 18 years. Now, you can marvel at this in…

🇺🇸 Texas: A single hailstorm destroyed thousands of acres of solar panels, turning the land into a toxic waste site within minutes. @science __ #Texas #Hailstorm #SolarPanels #EnvironmentalDisaster #ToxicWaste #Climate…

The United States receives more Nobel Prizes in science than the rest of the world combined. However, 43% of PhD holders in the U.S. were born abroad. 🌍🎓 #NobelPrize #Science #Education #Innovation #GlobalScience #Immi…

A Strange Spider Within a Spider: Cyclosa’s Astonishing Decoy Something large and bizarre, seemingly assembled from whatever was available – web threads, debris, and remnants – isn’t a creature of nightmares. It’s a deco…

EngineAI Unveils SE01 Humanoid Robot with Natural Gait The young Shenzhen-based startup EngineAI has announced a full-sized humanoid robot, SE01. What sets SE01 apart is its unique biomechanics, offering smooth, natural…