Unlike normal... things, these Sierpinski triangles have 1.58 dimensions. We kid you not. The image you see above is something theoretical physicists have described as groundbreaking: a type of fractal called a Sierpinski triangle, created out of electrons on the ... 1 Comments 29 Likes
Connected for space exploration! For the first time ever, we are testing the Electronic Field Book during a simulated spacewalk taking place in Lanzarote, Spain, as part of our #Pangaea training course. This tool will allow astronauts to chat, share ... 3 Comments
If you need help in testing we're are currently planning our next #simulateMars mission 😉Can the field book handle time delay as well?Waou is god.this is the time of theand is come.lintelligency spirit become in the life.
👋 So long, Linac2, and thanks for all the protons! After 40 years of service, the operators switched off the linear accelerator for the last time yesterday. It has passed the baton to Linac4, which will take over as the ... 22 Comments
So did you guys actually find anything for all those billions you spent on infrastructure, equipment, conventions and banqueting? 40 years! That‘s quality!What will happen with the Linac2 now? Can I buy it via the recuperation service?
Welcome to the ALICE Run Control Centre! While the ALICE underground detector gets the first lead ion collisions of 2018, physicists will answer all your questions about quark gluon plasma and very first moments of the Universe. CERN was live. 290 Comments
CERN Many thanks for your questions! See you soon for an other live event from CERN 😊Are you familiar with the Mandela effect?Will this end the world?
Scientists are cautiously optimistic about this being a "major breakthrough", but it's also weird to think there might be bacteria living in our brain tissue. The microbes that inhabit the human gut are thought to be responsible for many things, ... 69 Comments
Ah so that's where the voices come from!And we are the bacteria living inside another organism’s brain. *plot twist music*Oh no.... readying myself for the "how to detox your brain" articles 😂
New Scientist Live: 10-13th October 2019, London ExCeL New Scientist Live is the world's greatest science festival, for everyone curious about science and why it matters. For four days in October 2019 it transforms London, the world’s most exciting capital ...
Congrats to University of Leicester for being selected as the host for the 3rdSymposium on Space Educational activities, to be held in September 2019! The ESA Education Office is delighted to announce that the University of Leicester has been selected ... 2 Comments
Brilliant. Well done & Enjoy.We’ll be there. Fab news team Leicester
Nobody wants to be eaten by a bat. For moths, stealth technology comes in the form of an impressive fuzzy coat - here's how it works. The evolutionary arms race between predator and prey has given rise to many impressive ... 14 Comments
No..the title is backwards..we have developed technology to imitate nature. Physics are the natural laws which we must obey. Why is there a heavy metal musician on this moth’s back ?So in other words, we can just put felt on an airplane and make it stealth? 😂...
Can you find any others? Humans have a hard-wired habit of seeing patterns, shapes, and faces in all kinds of objects. For some these phenomena are conspiracy fuel, but it's really just our brains trying to make sense of the ... 35 Comments
Doggo. (OK, I added the tongue and eye glints)The good dinosaurQuality "scientific" content 😂
Would you be interested in working on advanced ICT projects at CERN? Apply now for the 2019 CERN openlab summer-student programme! Would you be interested in working on an advanced IT project for two months? Apply to the CERN openlab ... 35 Comments
Let's take a look back at the first day of #PhiWeek, where among other things, participants express what ɸ means to them. 🌍 Being held on 12–16 November at our Earth observation centre in Frascati, Italy, ɸ-week brings together emerging ... 1 Comments
Understanding the correlation between diabetes and tuberculosisTo answer the question of why diabetic patients are more susceptible to developing tuberculosis, the EU-funded TANDEM project linked leading European laboratories with field sites in TB-endemic countries such as Indonesia.
New way to monitor diabetes and other metabolic disorders EU-funded researchers have developed computer models that accurately predict and monitor the progression of metabolic syndrome and its associated diseases. This advance may result in new therapies for diabetes, hyperlipidemia, liver disease and more.
Earth's Mightiest Show hosts, Lorraine and Langston, list out some of Marvel's top scientists including The Unstoppable Wasp and Bruce Banner. ► Subscribe to Marvel: http://bit.ly/WeO3YJ Follow Marvel on Twitter: https://twitter.com/marvel Like Marvel on FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/Marvel For even more news, ...
The super team that’s writing Uncanny X-Men! Head into the arena (aka Marvel.com) to get into the Battle Royale! And Pyro is coming to Marvel Strike Force! All that and more from around the Marvel Universe in a quick 60 ...
Millions of people around the world have watched a viral video that appears to show Anna Dovgalyuk, a Russian activist, student and social media star taking direct action against "manspreading". So why do some think it is actually Kremlin-backed misinformation? ...
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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
CERN Many thanks for your questions! See you soon for an other live event from CERN 😊 
