Be still our hearts. In astronomy, cutting-edge technology often begins with a bunch of bulldozers, busted rocks, and dump trucks. 6 Commentsatmosphere is a problem so farhow about the buildings they found on the moon and only took hazy photos of?I despise it when I click on an article to read it, then after a couple paragraphs I have to ...
Whoa! 😲 These red and yellow bundles are thousands of neuron (green clusters) ganglia in our ear's cochlea that pass the signals from tiny hairs (cell bodies aligned in green) when they vibrate and transmit them to be interpreted as ... 18 CommentsThis article should be passed to atheistsMine are out of alignment and produce an unending high pitch called tinnitus.... I call it a living nightmare. Wow loooks like the root of a plant
Episode 7 of #ILovePhysics: discover why this young scientist loves what he does. Episode 7 of the series "I Love Physics" British physics student Kyle Richard Dawson talks about why he loves physics. Copyright: CERN 6 CommentsDoes Cern accept notes with related to speed of light (theoretical example- "c" with distance traveled by an object in ...Can y'all do a video on the spectral analysis of anti-hydrogren, and include the readouts you guys got? Awesome video! Keep reaching out to everyone the love of physics. Clever physicists can't play football? Yes they can! Amazing.
Here's how to fix it. When you tell Google to turn off location tracking, seems like the company takes it as more of a suggestion than a command. 28 Comments...... You do know that GPS satellites are run by the military right? They might be tracking people's movement, bit ...Good, if I get lost they can find me.I'm a Truck driver. I get monthly updates on where I went. They are comparing my miles driven to equivalent ...
Find out more about #Aeolus, our ESA Earth Observation satellite set for launch on 21 August. It will be the first space mission to acquire profiles of the wind on a global scale. See http://www.esa.int/aeolus 2 CommentsL'oiseau a fait son nid.In an unusual summer off the North Carolina coast, we have not had one day or second without horrific never ...
The magical Southern continent. My crew mate Sergey took these fantastic photos of one of our rare glimpses of Antarctica. Like space, we need to explore this remote place, to understand our own planet better. --- Magischer Eiskontinent. Mein Kamerad ... 3 CommentsNice. Were these JPEGs direct from the camera, or were processed from RAW files?
Here are the final four photos from the collection of the 20 best pictures taken at the 2018 CERN Photowalk. Have you voted for your favourite yet? Voting closes in a few hours! https://cern.ch/photowalk2018/vote #PhysPics18 CERN added 4 new photos. 6 CommentsAcaso se sabe a ciencia cierta que sucede al acelerar particulas y hacer que choquen?talvez Afecta a un plano multidimencional ...despierta a hitler ya sabes quienes son... dos casas para dividir un óvala? menuda enboscada... no? un aplausowe are organic life, evolution since the elements, stellar matter
It has been the most visible feminist social media movement of recent times, but has #MeToo also created division between women? https://t.co/O7HzjiQDGL
Neurodiversity - understanding the legal and social impactsAre neurological conditions like Asperger's syndrome and autism the new frontier of inequality and discrimination? The EU-funded NEDBELS project is investigating the legal and social challenges society faces if it is to be more inclusive of those with such neurological ...
Road trips are better when you have a co-pilot, and co-pilots are better when they have the Bing app. Who’s your co-pilot this summer? https://t.co/zWJQeaIGKT
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A BBC investigation has found Saudi Arabian companies offering to make hashtags trend artificially. Twitter says it's trying hard to clamp down on automated accounts - or "bots". Reporters: Jonathan Griffin and Fahima Abdulrahman Video journalist: Alex Dackevych
