What about a two-sided flat earth?

Funky bubble pattern!

While doing a soap+dry ice demo, the bubbles somehow organized themselves into this cool pattern!

Trying finish my dissertation. 😆

I would also love to find study partners! ☺️

Feeling like an umbrella scientist right now

Using activated carbon for my new experiment and it feels so exiting!

Early morning Rocket launch!

DIY cold-stage for the microscope

Weekend project that got out of hand. Spent 2h polishing a copper plate but I love the mirror finish (almost) so much.

BIG column

Found this massive column at a bioprocessing conference. Apparently this is considered a small one 😭

Najgorzej…

Euler is to Mathematics what Beethoven was to Music

Euler was blind for the final 17 years of his life, yet he produced nearly half of his mathematical work during that period. Losing his sight didn't slow him down, his mind simply refused to quit.

Early morning Rocket launch pt 2

Sorry my camera was acting up lol

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The sectret to immortality is a simple one as we go through life our body is constantly making replicas of our self the old falls off not unlike a snake shedding its skin but as we age little imperfections in the replicating process start to occur pimples or blemishes so what happens is certain... read more

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guess the reaction

if you guess you receive green point

Who doesn't like buying stupid stuff from Temu🤣

Very interesting 🤔

It rains diamonds on gas giants: Deep within the high-pressure, high-temperature atmospheres of Neptune and Uranus, scientists believe carbon atoms are compressed directly into diamonds that rain down toward the planetary cores. (edited)

Can you lick the science?

I’m going to end up trying anyway

Hello

One Universe at a time ♥️

Lic Abogato

Lo dejarías que presente tu caso

Isomer Polymorphism Crystal Type II & III for Radiation Reduction through Electron stabilization through Excitement.

Basically In Non-Nerd, stabilizing Uranium oxide decay which creates Alpha and Gamma Radiation. Through exciting electrons through Fluorescence and Light Refraction based on several variations of spectrum nm spectrum light (current experiment using 488nm) projected from the opposite side with a 405... (edited) read more

Lab work

At home, or at uni, grind never stops :)

Crystal caves

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

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 😎

Seriously. I hope we get some good readings today.

Depending on what we find, we might just disprove String Theory. That would make my day. If we do, I'm not gonna be gracious about it either. I'm gonna rub people's faces in it.

Yesterday (1 April 2026) - Switchfoot

Flowers cut and brought inside Black cars in a single line Your family in suits and ties And you're free The ache I feel inside Is where the life has left your eyes I'm alone for our last goodbye But you're free I remember you like yesterday Yesterday I still can't believe you're gone Oh I... read more

This is one of the topics i am so excited about lately and the thing about the immposible string theory is just so amazing dont u think. Another fun fact is that actualy we are closer to the edge of the universe compared to the smallest particle in existence.

More work

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

Gran entrenamiento el dia de hoy...

Real name and paper. 😆

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The view through my telescope

This is a long duration exposure of the Orion Nebula! It's a gas cloud in space birthing new stars. Then next we have the Andromeda Galaxy, and then a supernova remnant called the veil nebula. I've been learning how to take these photos over the last decade, and I'm thinking they're starting to get... (edited) read more

Uwu

Science b1tch

If Evolution has gotten us this far, Why are we so disconnected that so many of these apps exist

When I was 18 or 20, none of this existed. I get that people are shy, but have these systems just negated the need to break out of our shell and actually talk to someone we find attractive? What would happen if it all disappeared tomorrow, would the population number drop? Could you adapt and get... read more

Work work work

A little process is still a progress.

Human Knowledge Progress

1. Someone proposes a strange theory. 2. Most people think it’s unrealistic. 3. Technology improves. 4. Some parts turn out possible. 5. Reality ends up different but still revolutionary.

Can immortality be achieved

Can immortality be achieved from scientific achievements

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Helium laughing 😁

You and one other person can briefly stop time. Both are keenly aware when it happens. There is, in all probability, zero chance you'll ever meet this person.

How do you communicate with them?

Humanity and the universe

It is both strange and astonishing that atoms represent only 5% of the mass of the entire observable universe. Even stranger is that the trillions of atoms that make up us humans and everything else on Earth—such as hydrogen, helium, oxygen, carbon, and a little calcium—are the very same elements... (edited) read more

What system fascinates you most?

I used to build interactive systems in games, and now I simulate comet nuclei on GPUs. Different fields, same obsession: simple rules creating complex behavior. What system fascinates you most — games, AI, the brain, society, nature, or the universe?