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💧 Three Ways to Quickly Pour Water Out of a Bottle 💨 Why is the third method the fastest? What role does the straw play? 🥤 #discoveries @scientific

🔬 Under the Microscope 🔍 Can you guess which objects have been magnified several times? 🦈 Shark skin; 🍃 Plant leaf; 🧑 Human hair; 🌾 Wheat grain (in cross-section). #discoveries @scientific

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🦕 Giant Dinosaur with Scissor-Like Claws Roamed Europe 168 Million Years Ago 🦖 Paleontologists have recreated the appearance of this terrifying creature. For the first time on British soil, paleontologists discovered remains of therizinosaurs and troodontid dinosaurs. Moreover, these fossils became the oldest evidence of these species in the world. Some teeth were initially found in the 1970s but were only identified now, using machine learning techniques. The therizinosaur was a large herbivorous dinosaur from the late Cretaceous period with distinctive long, scissor-like claws. Along with troodontids and velociraptors, it belonged to the group known as maniraptors. These dinosaurs are among the closest relatives to modern birds. 🐦 #discoveries @scientific

🍏 Apple I 🖥️ This gadget was designed by Steve Wozniak and sold in 1976 for $666.66. The computer was a single-board unit featuring a MOS Technology 6502 microprocessor running at 1 MHz, 4 KB of memory, and a cassette tape for data storage. Production of the Apple I was discontinued in September 1977. 🛠️ #technologies @scientific

🐝 Self-Defense of Giant Honey Bees 🛡️ Bees, also known as Asian bees, can produce "shimmering waves" during hive defense against predators like wasps or hornets. This occurs through a wave effect that can distract or scare off the predator. 🌊🐝 #discoveries @scientific

🚀 Simply Out of this World! 🌌 1️⃣ Heart of the Crab Nebula. A shattered supernova core formed a neutron star — a pulsar spinning at an incredible rate of 30 rotations per second. Located 6500 light years from Earth. 2️⃣ Trumpler 14 is one of the youngest known open clusters of the Milky Way, aged between 300,000 to 500,000 years (for context, the Pleiades are 115 million years old). 3️⃣ The face of the spiral galaxy NGC 4911 (320 million light years away) is covered with long clouds of dust and gas. 4️⃣ Spirals of dust circulating trillions of kilometers of interstellar space are visible in the halo of light from the red supergiant V838 Monocerotis. 5️⃣ Galaxy ESO 137-001 at a distance of 200 million light years is moving at a speed of 7.2 million km/h. 6️⃣ Miniature Orion Nebula. Astronomers call this region due to its small size and the single star forming it. Nebula M43 is about 1600 light years from Earth. 7️⃣ Massive distortion of space. At the center of this image is the huge galaxy cluster Abell S1063, located 4 billion light years away. The existence of 51 galaxies has been confirmed by scientists, with another 400 yet to be confirmed. 8️⃣ Galactic hybrid. Galaxy UGC 12591 is classified as an S0 / Sa galaxy, a hybrid between lenticular and spiral galaxies. It is about 400 million light years from us. 9️⃣ Waves in the Lagoon Nebula. A close-up of the center of the nebula shows how radiation from young stars interacts with the hydrogen cloud from which they formed. 🔟 Bubble Nebula (NGC 7635). Its star is 45 times more massive than our Sun. The gas on the star is so hot it vaporizes into space as a "stellar wind" at speeds over 6.5 million km/h. #discoveries @scientific

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🌊 Rare 'Alien' Squid Filmed at a Depth of 2000 Meters 🦑 A device from the Schmidt Ocean Institute was lowered to the depths to film the hydrothermal field known as the Lost City on the seafloor along the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. A large squid was spotted during the dive at a depth of over 1930 meters. This mysterious creature had a semi-transparent pinkish-red body with dark purple eyes. The squid belongs to the genus Magnapinna. These marine animals can reach lengths of more than 6 meters. Discovered just 20 years ago, only 20 encounters with these bigfin squids have been recorded. Scientists know very little about their behavior, including how these squids use their tentacles. 🌐🔍 #discoveries @scientific