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Robert McNees | Astronomer Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin, who decoded spectral lines to deduce the elemental composition of stars, was born #OTD in 1900. 🧪 🔭 ⚛️ 👩‍🔬

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This is the triple point of water where it melts, boils, and freezes at the same time. It occurs at 0.01°C and 611.657 pascals, where all three phases of water coexist in perfect equilibrium

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The AI Breakthrough Nobody’s Talking About ft. Kevin Scott (Microsoft CTO)

How is AI reshaping software development, scientific discovery, and even healthcare? In this episode of Talk Tech with Tiff, I sit down with Kevin Scott, CTO of Microsoft, for a wide-ranging and deeply insightful conversation about the present and future … Continue reading →

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Warthogs Are Wildly Smarter Than You Think (And Kinda Adorable)

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History of the Discovery of Infrared and Ultraviolet Light

This is the story of Astronomers William and Caroline Hershal and how they found invisible light in sunlight.

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We FINALLY Found a Way To Starve Cancer

Check out RadiaCode at https://103.radiacode.com/DrBenMiles A 1920’s theory, may have just helped a team from UCSF to tackle cancer by turning your own fat into a weapon…no radiation, no chemo, just bioengineered cells that outcompete tumours for the fuel they … Continue reading →

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Snakes have bitten this man hundreds of times. His blood could help make a better treatment

In a new study published Friday in the journal Cell, scientists created one antivenom to treat snakebites from several different species in mice — using antibodies from Tim Friede’s blood. A more universal antivenom for humans is still many years … Continue reading →

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We may have the nature of light all wrong – are dark photons to blame?

Our understanding of the nature of light might be completely wrong. The double-slit experiment is one of the most famous experiments in physics and is how we’ve understood light for over 200 years. But a team is now suggesting we’ve … Continue reading →

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A creature with completely clear blood

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A perfect standing wave on a computer controlled wave pool used for research in a university of Brazil

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