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These gentle giants couldn’t care less that we were there! 

Found a blue land crab (cardisoma guanhumi) while going for a night hike! These big guys were everywhere to the point where their steps on the forest floor sounded like rain!

Getting a birds-eye view!

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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 pretty good! :D

The view through my telescope

Work work work

Recently read up on the scientific explanation behind this phenomenon. Very cool fact - darker eyes have a natural shield that make it easier to tolerate sunlight. Cool! 🤙

Brown eyes for the win 😏

Literally 1 day after getting your PhD

When you shine a flash light at the wall and if course you see the product of what happens, the light on the wall the beam, what happens to the electrons, that's right, right? When they hit the Wall? Do they smash? Probably not, do they just cluster together there, I want to know more about this stuff please

Maybe a silly question

Do u know that this species is immortal

Every atom in your body was forged in a star explosion — technically, we’re all made of stardust. Thanks, supernovae and NASA!!🧠

Thought of the day🧠

Behold THE great ape

Once the very last remnants of the very last stars have finally decayed away to nothing, and everything reaches the same temperature, the story of the universe will come to an end.

For the first time in its life, the universe will be permanent and unchanging. Entropy finally stops increasing because the cosmos cannot get any more disordered.

Nothing happens and it keeps not happening. Forever.

Brian Cox

Si Origin no me renueva la licencia me muero (no me alcanza para comprarlo no0o00o)

Soy migajera con el Origin

AyudA qué medida es esa? (Ya sé que es Newton, me refiero a las unidades)

Pq en las simulaciones no se ven bien las unidades?????

Mycota

Magnetic levitation

I saw this GIF earlier and thought to myself... reincarnated Bill Gates? 🤔

Epiphany of a lifetime.

A work based around how our bodies are an arrangement of particles that we see as beauty

Molecular

These dang kids just don't understand bones. Am I teaching them wrong?

I'm a radiology teacher

Atoms make our reality, they're 99% empty space, spinning is the only thing that gives them some shape but why are they spinning and what would happen if they all just suddenly stopped?

Do you ever stop and wonder what makes atoms spin?

When you can define trig by the unit circle? It just makes sense baby!!

Self studying is the bomb!

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 🔬🧪🔭👩‍🔬

How?

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Lived: from about 2.0 to 1.6 million years ago
Where: eastern and southern Africa
Appearance: small, with short legs and long

Homo habilis is one of the earliest members of the Homo genus. Initially believed to be the first maker of stone tools, its discovery in 1960.Important Homo habilis fossils have been discovered in Tanzania, Kenya, Ethiopia and South Africa. Lake Turkana in northern Kenya yielded a particularly significant collection of fossils.

Unlike our ancient ancestor Homo erectus, Homo habilis didn’t migrate out of Africa, so its fossils aren’t found elsewhere in the world.Homo habilis used simple stone tools made from chipped pebbles and flakes of stone. They’re often called Oldowan tools because the first such artefacts came from Olduvai Gorge. Some scientists prefer the term Mode 1 tools.

This type of tool was in use from about 3.0 million to 1.3 million years ago during the early Stone Age, known scientifically as the Lower Palaeolithic.

Homo habilis

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Helium laughing 😁

If we're not supposed to drink it close to sleep, why the hell do I want it so badly at 21:00?!

Caffeine

Rule1

🎼 You are the sunshine of my life, that's why I'll always be around 🎶

Was the orange color named after the fruit, or the fruit orange named after the color? 🤔

Help me out here

Why do people get awkward, weird and shy around people that they like?! I don't see how this is useful in evolution 😸

Is there a scientific explanation for this?

L'océan Atlantique serait cassé

Did you know this puzzle has 43 quintilllion combinations? Despite this massive number every possible state can be solved in 20 moves...

Science Community

Getting a birds-eye view!

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The view through my telescope

Work work work

Brown eyes for the win 😏

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This might be for you ⬇️

When time to unplug

Life a River of Change: Change is the only constant

What I'm looking for 🙇🏽‍♂️ (I'm straight)

The pressure?