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Science_科学

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Ali Kaya SPOR

498 days ago

We use calculus in our daily lives to model and analyze anything we want. When we make robots, video games, wind roses, discuss blood flow, and work on viruses, bacteria, and other organisms that spread rapidly, we always use ⋯

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Richie Bartlett, Jr.

601 days ago

Psychology looks at the science of the mind and behavior. Studies trying to understand why we are the way we are have been going on for decades and will continue into the future.

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Sputnik International

3183 days ago

Space geeks are freaking out because NASA may have accidentally discovered a warp field, an avenue down which spaceships can travel faster than the speed of light – something that, to date, has only existed in science fiction.

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Richie Bartlett, Jr.

3253 days ago

IFLScienceFebruary 13, 2015Happy Darwin Day! To celebrate the father of natural selections birthday, this t-shirt is just $15 for today only.Grab the shirt here: bit.ly/1KPXX6c

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Richie Bartlett, Jr.

3253 days ago

IFLScienceFebruary 13, 2015Happy birthday, Charles Darwin!In honor of Darwin Day, don’t forget that you can read ALL of his published work online, including On the Origin of Species, completely free of charge.Check it out ⋯

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Lisa WINTER

3259 days ago

Richie BartlettSleep should be in your top 5 priorities. We spend (or at least are supposed to spend) a third of our day sleeping. Sleep is much more than a passive activity; we need that time to clear our minds and restore our ⋯

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Carl ZIMMER

3275 days ago

Richie BartlettWe are not only overfishing the oceans, but polluting them too. We really need to stop killing our planet! Ocean Life Faces Mass Extinction, Broad Study Says A team of scientists, in a groundbreaking analysis of ⋯

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Ivana KOTTASOVA

3320 days ago

Richie BartlettThis shit is awesome! 😉 The A4 bus service from Bristol to Bath in the United Kingdom might as well be called “the number two.” It runs on human poop and food waste. 🔗 The U.K.'s first “bio-bus” is powered by ⋯

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Kristy HAMILTON

3340 days ago

Watch Japan’s Maglev Train Reach Speeds Of 500km/h A train that zips between cities at speeds of up to 500 kilometers per hour (311 miles per hour) was taken for a test run in Japan. The BBC has released footage of 100 ⋯

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Richie Bartlett, Jr.

3360 days ago

Richie BartlettMakes sense…If we have Earthquakes, moonquakes, and Marsquakes, then it goes with reason that solar masses would also have similar mechanics.Not sure I would want to be around the Sun when it has a large ⋯

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Diana BRUK

3367 days ago

Richie BartlettReal Hoverboard??Awesome, if true. The Back to the Future Hoverboard is Finally Here Everybody knows that by far the coolest part of Back to the Future: Part II is the scene where Marty McFly escapes his ⋯

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Richie Bartlett, Jr.

3469 days ago

IFLScienceToday would have been the 158th birthday of noted inventor at futurist, Nikola Tesla. Nikola TeslaLet the future tell the truth, an evaluate each one according to his work and accomplishments.The present is theirs; ⋯

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Richie Bartlett, Jr.

3490 days ago

Did you know?You are never actually touching anything. Your atoms’ electrons repel objects when they are 10^-8 meters away from you, but you can feel the force of the resistance. Technically right now, you’re hovering.

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Richie Bartlett, Jr.

3520 days ago

Heh, next time, they’ll add up the differentials with the grow & decay algorithms plus take the cube root before their sums become irrational… Must get the MATH right, chumps! IFLScienceMay 22, 2014Look, I don’t want to ⋯

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