Stars in the observable universe — about 10²⁴ (roughly a septillion) Atoms in your body — about 7 × 10²⁷ That means you…
Stars in the observable universe — about 10²⁴ (roughly a septillion) Atoms in your body — about 7 × 10²⁷ That means you alone contain 7,000 times more atoms than all the stars in all the galaxies we could ever see. And it gets weirder. Almost every atom inside…
An octopus has three hearts — and two of them stop beating every time it swims. That's not a metaphor. When an octopus s…
🦈 When the first shark appeared in the ocean — there wasn't a single tree on Earth. Not one. Zero. Sharks have been aro…
Grab a deck of cards and shuffle it. With 99.9999...% certainty, that exact sequence has never existed before in the his…
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3575 публікаційInvisibility Cloaks and Super Lenses? Enter Metamaterials Imagine a material that can bend light around an object, making it invisible — or a lens that sees details smaller than the wavelength of light. Sounds like scien…
Can Insects Reveal a Hidden Starlink User? 🛰️🦟 Starlink terminals transmit and receive data using high-frequency radio waves, which are sensitive to physical obstructions like roofs or even tree canopies. That’s why op…
🌿 Biomimetics: When Nature Teaches Us to Build Smarter Termite mounds that inspire skyscraper ventilation, gecko feet that lead to surgical glue, and octopus suckers that help with tissue transplants — welcome to the wo…
🧠 Wireless Nano-Antennas Supercharge Brain Signals by 250x Researchers at the University of Wisconsin–Madison have developed a breakthrough tool for brain research: nano-antennas the size of individual brain cells. Thes…
Martian Selfie with a Twist: Perseverance Captures a Dust Devil on the Horizon NASA’s Perseverance rover just dropped a brand-new “selfie” from Mars — but it’s not alone in the shot. Look closely at the background and yo…
🔬 Infrared Vision: Seeing in the Dark—Even With Eyes Closed! Chinese scientists have developed groundbreaking contact lenses that allow humans to see in complete darkness by converting infrared light into visible images…
A muscular kangaroo performs in front of females. According to observations by kangaroo experts from Murdoch University and Curtin University, this is normal - males often demonstrate their biceps to the fair sex, the si…
Japanese astronaut Koichi Wakata shows a unique way to play baseball alone.
🤖 Meet Claude - Your AI Research Assistant! Tired of spending hours searching for scientific papers and data? Claude can help you: 🔬 Analyze research papers and summarize key findings 📊 Process complex datasets and cr…
Did you know that Wi-Fi and Bluetooth in your smartphone exist thanks to a Hollywood actress? 📱✨ Hedy Lamarr wasn’t just a star of Hollywood’s Golden Age, once dubbed “the most beautiful woman in the world.” In 1942, sh…
🌟 Dive into the Unknown with Our Brand-New @Science Podcast! 🌟 🔬 Are you ready to explore groundbreaking discoveries and mysteries of science? Join us as we unravel: 🦕 Ancient Sperm Whales: Rediscovering Patagonia’s…
Dark Matter and Dark Energy: What Do We Know About the Invisible Universe? 🌌✨ Have you ever wondered what our Universe is really made of? Stars, planets, galaxies – everything we see is just the tip of the iceberg! In f…
The Placebo Effect: How Our Brain Can Heal Itself 💊✨ Can a sugar pill actually relieve pain? What if we told you this isn’t magic, but a real scientific phenomenon known as the placebo effect? Let’s dive into the histor…
The Magic of Morning Coffee: How Does Caffeine Wake Up Our Brain? ☕️ For many of us, the morning wouldn’t be complete without a cup of aromatic coffee. It’s more than just a pleasant taste—it has a remarkable ability to…
Why do cats always land on their feet? The physics of a feline free-fall. 🐾 You’ve probably marveled at a cat’s incredible ability to land on all four paws, no matter how they fall. It’s not magic—it’s a brilliant combi…
🔇 Imagine a place so silent that you can hear your own heartbeat, the sound of your lungs, and even the rumbling of your stomach as if they were loud noises. This isn’t fiction—it’s the reality of anechoic chambers: spe…
🎙 New Science Podcast — May Highlights From Soviet spacecraft crashing back to Earth 🚀, to chimpanzees revealing language-like skills 🐒, to AI predicting cancer survival from just a face photo 🤖 — this week’s discove…
Earth: the only planet that can both speed up and slow down — depending on which newspaper you read! Read @Science instead
The Soviet spacecraft Kosmos-482 has returned to Earth after a 50-year journey through space. The probe re-entered the dense layers of Earth’s atmosphere at 9:24 a.m. Moscow time and splashed down approximately 560 kilom…
Today, on May 9th — Victory Day, we honor one of the most important moments in world history. It was on this day that Nazi Germany was defeated, marking the end of the most brutal war humanity has ever known — World War…
🚀 @Science never stands still—and neither do we! 🔬 Welcome to our brand-new podcast, where groundbreaking discoveries become your daily dose of inspiration. Ready to hear about Jurassic mammals with unusual tooth patte…
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🎙️ Welcome to the latest episode of our @science podcast! This week, we’re diving into discoveries that span from the surface of human skin to the farthest reaches of the universe. 🦠 First, a breakthrough from the Univ…
A mushroom that looks just like a tiny tree! Meet Dendrosphaera eberhardtii, a rare fungus from the Trichocomaceae family. It grows in the tropical forests of Southeast Asia — from Indonesia all the way to Okinawa. What…
Woodpeckers, as is well known, store acorns to survive the winter. This is the foundation of their diet, directly affecting their success in breeding come spring. They usually stockpile acorns in natural “granaries” — tr…
Australia Has More Camels Than Egypt or the UAE Surprising as it sounds, Australia is home to the largest population of wild camels in the world — more than Egypt or the UAE. According to various estimates, up to one mil…
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