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For the first time ever, a surgeon in Brazil named Bruno Gobbato successfully used an Apple Vision Pro headset to optimize a surgical procedure. Experts expect the device to be used routinely in Brazilian healthcare soon. Science and facts💡
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To prevent dehydration in the scorching sun, the frog sorts out a form of organic "sunscreen" and applies it to its body Science and facts💡
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Trees can make creaking sounds due to mechanical stress within their structure. As they grow and sway in the wind, branches and trunks bend and flex, which can cause internal stresses in the wood, leading to creaking noises. Additionally, temperature changes may also play a role in creaking, although the exact mechanism is still being explored. Science and facts💡
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On a 1950s mechanical calculator, attempting to divide by zero would send it into an endless loop since it couldn't recognize errors. The machine would keep trying the impossible calculation, which could lead to mechanical damage or breakdown. Science and facts💡
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Wallaby Boats GmbH with a suspension system Science and facts💡
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Open the airway with an oropharengeal-airway 🫁🚑 If a patient is unconscious, he no longer has muscle tension. Since the tongue is also a muscle, there is a risk that the tongue will slip back and block the airway. This tube prevents slipping back and keeps the airway clear. Important: if the patient vomits, it can always get into the trachea. So always have an eye on a patient. Science and facts💡
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The common tailorbird creates a cradle for her nest by sewing together leaves using plant fibers or spider silk. Science and facts💡
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Ethanol whoosh Science and facts💡
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Robotic arm refueling system demonstrated Science and facts💡
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The way these drinks are served Science and facts💡
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Incredible footage of a Kingfisher dive captured in slow motion. Kingfishers compensate for the reflection and refraction of water to pinpoint the depth and position of prey underwater. Science and facts💡
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The sudden appearance of the plane out of the thick fog was caught on the pilot's video. The airliner successfully landed. Science and facts💡
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Fireflies produce a "cold light" without infrared or ultraviolet frequencies using special organs in their abdomen where the enzyme luciferase binds to luciferin in the presence of oxygen, magnesium ions, and ATP. Science and facts💡
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Bioluminescent waves beneath the stars at Crystal Cove, California. Science and facts💡
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When sunlight passes through a glass prism, it separates into its component colors due to a phenomenon called dispersion; each color's wavelength bends at a distinct angle, forming a spectrum similar to a rainbow. Science and facts💡
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Gyroscope stabilized monorail from the 1900s Science and facts💡
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Simalia boeleni is a species of python, one of the words rarest snakes and receives the highest legal protection possible in Papua New Guinea Here is one molting Science and facts💡
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Another terrifying footage of the tornado in Nebraska 🤯 Science and facts💡
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Rare partnership, double rainbow and lightning Science and facts💡
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Physics of light Science and facts💡
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A temporary transport bridge that's been built for vehicles during the construction of a major bridge. Science and facts💡
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Bus turntable. In small towns this is the best solution if turning spaces are severely restricted. 🚎 Science and facts💡
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This hole in the rock generates a huge outpouring of pressure when strong incoming waves underneath are forced upwards. 🌊💨 Science and facts💡
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This is a plasma stove. It heats up to about 600 degrees hotter than traditional gas. It costs about 1/10th as much to use. Science and facts💡
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The Andromeda–Milky Way collision is a galactic collision predicted to occur in about 4.5 billion years between the two largest galaxies in the Local Group—the Milky Way and the Andromeda Galaxy. The stars involved are sufficiently far apart that it is improbable that any of them will collide. ⠀⠀ The result of the collision between Andromeda and the Milky Way will be a new, larger galaxy, but rather than being a spiral like its forebears, this new system ends up as a giant elliptical. Science and facts💡
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Sustainable cooling for centuries! The windcatchers of Yazd, Iran (1300s) are a marvel of ancient engineering. These towers use NO ELECTRICITY to cool buildings by up to 12°C. Science and facts💡
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The floating fire ants 🐜 link their legs together to build a raft, which allows them to float to a new, dry location where they can rebuild their colony. Science and facts💡
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A very beautiful wall clock. Science and facts💡
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Difference between 5 pounds (2.267Kg) of muscle and fat Science and facts💡
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Cassowaries can run at speeds up to 50 km/h (30 mph) and jump up to 1.5 m (4 ft 11 in). These large flightless birds, native to New Guinea and northeastern Australia, are also proficient swimmers, capable of crossing wide rivers and swimming in the sea. Science and facts💡
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Magpies are much smarter than we think! They spread their feathers and lie down in the sun, thereby getting rid of parasites. Sometimes magpies lie down on anthills in the same way. Ants climbing on the bird's body secrete formic acid. Formic acid does not bother the bird, but acts as a repeller of parasites such as lice or ticks Science and facts💡
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How to make a rocket from coca-cola and butane🧐 Science and facts💡
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The rolling shutter effect. 🛩 Science and facts💡
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This has to be the most easiest way to drop your bag without any human intervention. Schipol Airport, Amsterdam Science and facts💡
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Can you explain this 🤔 Science and facts💡
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Footage of a beating heart just before a transplant. 🫀 Science and facts💡
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Leaf blower propelled aerial vehicle. Science and facts💡
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The geomorphology of a river Science and facts💡
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The drinking bird toy works as water absorbed by its felt-covered head evaporates, cooling the head and creating a low-pressure area that pulls liquid up the neck. When horizontal, the liquid drains back, tipping it upright. Science and facts💡
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The mesmerizing sound and motion of a spinning Euler's Disk, demonstrating the dynamic system of a spinning and rolling disk on a flat or curved surface. Science and facts💡
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For the first time ever, a surgeon in Brazil named Bruno Gobbato successfully used an Apple Vision Pro headset to optimize a surgical procedure. Experts expect the device to be used routinely in Brazilian healthcare soon. Science and facts💡
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To prevent dehydration in the scorching sun, the frog sorts out a form of organic "sunscreen" and applies it to its body Science and facts💡
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Trees can make creaking sounds due to mechanical stress within their structure. As they grow and sway in the wind, branches and trunks bend and flex, which can cause internal stresses in the wood, leading to creaking noises. Additionally, temperature changes may also play a role in creaking, although the exact mechanism is still being explored. Science and facts💡
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On a 1950s mechanical calculator, attempting to divide by zero would send it into an endless loop since it couldn't recognize errors. The machine would keep trying the impossible calculation, which could lead to mechanical damage or breakdown. Science and facts💡
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Wallaby Boats GmbH with a suspension system Science and facts💡
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Open the airway with an oropharengeal-airway 🫁🚑 If a patient is unconscious, he no longer has muscle tension. Since the tongue is also a muscle, there is a risk that the tongue will slip back and block the airway. This tube prevents slipping back and keeps the airway clear. Important: if the patient vomits, it can always get into the trachea. So always have an eye on a patient. Science and facts💡
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The common tailorbird creates a cradle for her nest by sewing together leaves using plant fibers or spider silk. Science and facts💡
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Ethanol whoosh Science and facts💡
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Robotic arm refueling system demonstrated Science and facts💡
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The way these drinks are served Science and facts💡
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