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Amaizing how evolution can lead to things like this: in green it's the bacteria inside a root hair. This is one of the first steps in symbiosis that allows the plant to fixate nitrogen from the atmosphere

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Gladly, I can now understand the world from multiple viewpoints, both classical and quantum! It's fascinating to know how both worlds talk to each other in the language of statistical mechanics. Want to know more? 😃

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It's so hot i feel like sleeping underwater

Cellule di osteoblasti colorate con calceina

What a blessing it is to have a microscope to see living organisms that we cannot see with our own naked eyes.

Mycobacterium Tuberculosis

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Leute wtf ist das ?

La scienza è una cosa seria

How to easily understand the principles of the quantum computers?

For folks in research or anyone that reads latest research. Where do you read research papers from? Peer-reviewed and non-published.

Where to read research papers?

Quantum Mechanics for dummies

Bener gak sih kalau yang golongan darah nya A cari nya yang sama-sama A jangan cari yang golongan darah nya O atau AB berpengaruh sama genetik anak 🙄🫣

Aku golongan darah A(+)

What's some of the cool things you get to see at work?

For me, it's using polarized light and seeing some fun crystals. In this case our reagent dried out but it looked neat.

Microscopy

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no matter what your day is like you have to breathe

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Question: Why did it fall after I touch it?

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Spacetime, as described by Einstein's General Relativity, fascinates me. It bends, stretches, folds, and rearranges the very thing we call “time” into something far stranger than the human mind was ever built to grasp. Dinosaurs, Julius Caesar, Nelson Mandela, my father; they’re all still alive depending on where you stand in the universe and when your light‑cone intersects theirs.

From our tiny vantage point on Earth, these figures belong to history. But history is only local. Step far enough away, and the universe plays a different reel.

Imagine a civilization 2,000 light‑years from here, equipped with a telescope powerful enough to peel back the layers of starlight. What they see is not our present. They see Rome. They see marble temples gleaming in the Mediterranean sun. They see legions marching, senators scheming, and a brilliant, flawed Julius Caesar navigating the politics of an empire that, to them, is unfolding right now. Not metaphorically. Literally, right now.

To those distant observers, Caesar has not yet crossed the Rubicon. He has not yet been betrayed. His story is still in motion, still alive, still radiating outward at the speed of light.

And that’s the quiet, astonishing truth of spacetime:  
the past never really disappears.  
It simply travels.

Every moment that has ever happened on Earth is still streaming outward into the cosmos, preserved in expanding spheres of light. Somewhere out there, dinosaurs still thunder across primeval plains. Somewhere else, the first humans are learning fire. Somewhere, my father is still young, still laughing, still alive in a slice of spacetime that has not yet outrun the reach of a distant observer.

The universe is not a timeline.  
It’s a tapestry..., and every thread is still glowing.

Spacetime is very interesting

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While this might not look all that fun to some. This has been my work for the last couple years. Almost seeing the light at the end of the Dissertation Desert

Currently checking out various lipsticks with a 532nm laser on an older confocal microscope and also trying out Silver Nanoparticles

What was your last science experiment?

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Salut, suis nouveau ici, je désir rencontrer des âmes quantiques, être atypique fais n’a rien d’égoïsme ni d’arrogance, c’est juste le pilotage de l’éther .. 🎮♾️⚡️🌟 entre poussière d’étoile ont ce comprendra 🤗🏴

Nailed it

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Its been a helluva few years. Politics feels like a dumpster fire these days. But watching the astronauts splash down safely gave that little glimmer of hope. A spark of what it must have felt like for the original Apollo missions and watching those live.

Even if its just for a short moment, I saw a variety of people share in that. I know it won't last for most of us, but maybe for a few, it'll remind people...

...we're all just on a little pale blue dot.

Splashdown

Matura

For me it's the Aurora Borealis. Even the name is pretty!

You're favorite phenomenon?

The day promotes the role of women and girls in scientific fields and celebrate those who have been successful in the field.

Which is cool 😎

Today is:
International Day of Women and Girls in Science 🔬🧪🔭👩‍🔬

Feeling like a kid while playing with sand and changing topography 😀

Topographic sand

Als je graag praat over her universum, relativiteit, abstracte theoriën, mag je altijd met me praten. Ik kom wel niet met een spellingscheck. 😝

Intellectuele conversaties

Nerdy enough

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Les âmes quantiques savent que rien n’es mystique tout es mathématique, il faut juste être aligné pour le comprendre et avoir le cran d’y croire pour piloter son vesseau( corps) 🎮♾️🏴⚡️🌟

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It's so hot i feel like sleeping underwater

Life a River of Change: Change is the only constant

Help me find my next read📚👀

What do you like reading MOST?

Boston science museum

soooo as a woman of science I just wanna know what part of your brain makes you believe this is normal 🤔

History, mystery, and meaningful connection