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Saturn is Much More than a Planet
27 Aug 2026 The Sun is more than 99% of the mass of the solar system. The sun is the center of the solar system. The Sun without the /rest/ of the solar system would be extremely boring. By far … Continue reading
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What Happens When You Compress Water to Its Absolute Limit?
14 Aug 2026 #Water #ExtremePressure #Physics What would happen if you kept compressing water harder and harder—with no container strong enough to stop it? At extreme pressures, water stops behaving like the liquid we know and begins transforming into entirely … Continue reading
Is Solar Power About to Hit a Massive Brick Wall?
23 Aug 2026 Solar PV installations hit record levels in 2025. Again. But that growth is now at risk of stalling. So how can that possibly be, and what are governments and commerce doing about it? Help support this channel’s … Continue reading
Emissions are Flatlining. So Why’s CO2 Rising at Record Speed?
21 Aug 2026 #ClimateChange In the fight against climate change, the world has made immense progress on renewable power – with wind and solar growing faster than ever. And finally carbon dioxide emissions are flatlining. But if we’ve made so … Continue reading