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Cute little scientist shows you how to make a tornado in a jar - Full video

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micdotcom:

Watch: Everyone needs to see Jesse Williams’ BET Awards acceptance speech.

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skunkbear:

This is one of the really interesting methods used by scientists to discover the information shared in Skunk Bear’s new video:

The level of carbon-14 in the atmosphere will soon be indistinguishable from pre-1940s levels, so this method won’t work for much longer.

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quantum-light:

The Universe is nothing but frequency on an infinite level of expression and bandwidth

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micdotcom:

Male and female brains aren’t wired differently

New research, published in October in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, concluded that despite size discrepancy, there’s no functional difference between men’s and women’s brains. “Male” brains and “female” brains simply don’t exist. In fact, there’s significant overlap.

and the myth of binary biological sex and gender essentialism continues to come crumbling down

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the-future-now:

Scientists find another sign suggesting life existed Mars

According to new research published in the Journal of Geophysical Research, scientists are getting even more indicators that life once existed on Mars. The latest proof? Carbonates found in 3.8 billion-year-old rock in the Huygens basin.

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sixpenceee:

This driverless Mercedes has been spotted driving around San Francisco.

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coolthingoftheday:

The opah, also known as the moonfish, is believed by scientists to be the first fully warm-blooded fish ever discovered. What makes this discovery all the more remarkable is the fact that moonfish are typically found at least 1,000 feet below the surface of the ocean, where waters are dark and extremely cold.

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