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Explaining physics, space, and nature in simple words.
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Let’s explore the universe. 🌌🔬
Explaining physics, space, and nature in simple words.
Facts• Deep-dive threads • Real science only.
Let’s explore the universe. 🌌🔬
New research challenges what we thought about polar bears.
Despite Arctic ice loss, some populations are maintaining or gaining body fat by adapting their diet.
Scientists caution this may not be permanent.
Source: BBC News
Despite Arctic ice loss, some populations are maintaining or gaining body fat by adapting their diet.
Scientists caution this may not be permanent.
Source: BBC News
January 31, 2026 at 4:48 PM
New research challenges what we thought about polar bears.
Despite Arctic ice loss, some populations are maintaining or gaining body fat by adapting their diet.
Scientists caution this may not be permanent.
Source: BBC News
Despite Arctic ice loss, some populations are maintaining or gaining body fat by adapting their diet.
Scientists caution this may not be permanent.
Source: BBC News
🐙 Did you know an octopus has three hearts?
Two pump blood to the gills, and the third sends oxygen-rich blood throughout the body.
Here’s the wild part — when an octopus swims, the main heart actually stops beating.
That’s why they prefer crawling instead of swimming!
Two pump blood to the gills, and the third sends oxygen-rich blood throughout the body.
Here’s the wild part — when an octopus swims, the main heart actually stops beating.
That’s why they prefer crawling instead of swimming!
November 17, 2025 at 4:06 PM
🐙 Did you know an octopus has three hearts?
Two pump blood to the gills, and the third sends oxygen-rich blood throughout the body.
Here’s the wild part — when an octopus swims, the main heart actually stops beating.
That’s why they prefer crawling instead of swimming!
Two pump blood to the gills, and the third sends oxygen-rich blood throughout the body.
Here’s the wild part — when an octopus swims, the main heart actually stops beating.
That’s why they prefer crawling instead of swimming!
🌌Dark matter may follow the same physical rules as ordinary matter — but scientists haven’t ruled out a hidden fifth force yet. 🌌
November 16, 2025 at 2:05 PM
🌌Dark matter may follow the same physical rules as ordinary matter — but scientists haven’t ruled out a hidden fifth force yet. 🌌