Unveiling the Hidden Senses of Plants: More Than We Ever Knew! | SLICE SCIENCE

Did you know that plants can sense, touch, and even taste? Recent discoveries reveal that plants are far more interactive with the world than we once thought. Not only are they sensitive to light, temperature, and humidity, but they also have the ability to hear, remember, and perceive shapes! Learn more about the surprising senses of plants and how they experience their environment in fascinating new ways.

Documentary: Genius plants Episode 1: Super senses
Directed by: BERROD Thierry
Production: Mona LISA PRODUCTION

#PlantSenses #PlantIntelligence #BotanyDiscoveries #NatureScience #LivingPlants #PlantResearch #SecretLifeOfPlants #PlantBehavior #PlantsCanHear #amazingnature

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Ball point pen tip under microscope

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Manchester’s blend of old and new – my wife snapped this on her lunchtime walk

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How A Spectacular Piece Of Pedantry Created An International Enclave

The Pyrenees mountain range has divided Spain and France for centuries, with Spain on the south side, and France on the north. But why is there one strange little blob of Spain over on the French side? I visited the historic enclave of Llivia and discovered the spectacularly pedantic reason behind its existence…

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New York Times article with more detail on the story – https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/24/wo…

How Does France’s “Northern Catalonia” Feel About Independence? –
https://www.thelocal.fr/20171009/how-…

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I’m not Here

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European Daydreams β˜•οΈ (@european_daydreams) |Β Warsaw is often called Europe’s New York, with its vibrant energy, modern skyline, and a city that never seems to stop evolving. πŸ˜πŸ™οΈ #poland #warsaw #europe

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Midtown Manhattan πŸ™οΈ

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Nuuk Greenland

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200,000 Rivets Secure the Ultra-Thin Aluminum Facets of ‘The Orb’ by Marc Fornes | Colossal

April 2, 2025
Art
Design
Kate Mothes

Photos by Β© Younes Bounhar / Doublespace Photography. All images Β© Marc Fornes / THEVERYMANY

From geometric, white panels riveted together into an undulating sphere, Marc Fornes / THEVERYMANY’s newest public installation invites visitors to immerse themselves in a luminous experience on Google’s Charleston East Campus in California.

Designed as a physical embodiment of innovation and creativity, β€œThe Orb” invites us into a 10-meter-tall, 26-meter-wide labyrinthine form made of ultra-thin aluminum. β€œEdged yet edgeless, surfaces curve, branch, split, rejoin, and split again,” the studio (previously) says. β€œThis extreme curvatureβ€”achieved through cutting-edge computational designβ€”enables the surfaces to be entirely self-supporting despite being just three millimeters thick.”

β€œThe Orb” comprises 6,441 individual components connected with more than 217,000 rivets. During the day, a pattern of holes speckles sunlight across the pavilion and onto the ground. At night, the structure is illuminated, casting deep shadows that contrast the bright details.

Fornes’ mission, hybridizing elements of art and architecture, is to spark β€œthe joy wandering, the joy of marveling.”

Find more on THEVERYMANY website.

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Were Numbers Created from Angles? A Geometric Perspective

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