Light travels at 299,792 km per second. When you look at the stars, you're seeing them as they were thousands—or even millions—of years ago.Every night sky is a time machine. 🌌✨ #ScienceFacts

Light travels at 299,792 km per second. When you look at the stars, you're seeing them as they were thousands—or even millions—of years ago.Every night sky is a time machine. 🌌✨ #ScienceFacts

Relatable and meaningful image

Relatable and meaningful image

There are more stars in the universe than grains of sand on Earth.

Yet, every atom in your body was forged inside one of those stars.

You’re not just in the universe—you ARE the universe, thinking about itself. 🌌✨ #ScienceThoughts #StayCurious

There are more stars in the universe than grains of sand on Earth.

Yet, every atom in your body was forged inside one of those stars.

You’re not just in the universe—you ARE the universe, thinking about itself. 🌌✨ #ScienceThoughts #StayCurious

Now a days , I don't know what happens to YouTube algorithm, if you post some vulgar videos there on platform, you'll be surely getting millions of views but on other side of u post any scientific contents , you'll be ignored,like how you ignore your ex ! Pathetic for a science creator like me...

"Absence of Evidence, isn't the Evidence of Absence" : Carl Sagan

In 1993, Yann LeCun, at age 32, developed the first convolutional neural network (CNN) while at AT&T Bell Laboratories. Known as the LeNet architecture, it was designed for handwritten digit recognition and became a pivotal breakthrough in machine learning.

In 1993, Yann LeCun, at age 32, developed the first convolutional neural network (CNN) while at AT&T Bell Laboratories. Known as the LeNet architecture, it was designed for handwritten digit recognition and became a pivotal breakthrough in machine learning.