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Why are scientific papers difficult to read, even for scientists? Research shows that long sentences, jargon, and overuse of acronyms can make scientific papers less accessible to the public, as well as to other scientists! #Science #Scientist #Research #Read #StudyTok #Academics
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No Scotland. No party. No question. 🤖 🏴 #tartanarmy #boston #scotland #worldcup #robots
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The first total lunar eclipse since 2022 is coming to the night sky the night of Thursday, March 13th into the early morning of Friday, March 14th! 🌕 As the Moon moves into Earth’s shadow, it will glow a deep, eerie red. Don’t miss this breathtaking moment in the night sky.
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Who's ready for one of the most amazing meteor showers of the year? The Perseids Meteor Shower peaks on August 12th and can rain down over 100 meteors per hour! Originating from the Comet Swift-Tuttle this shower is best seen between midnight and dawn and away from city lights. #PerseidsMeteorShower #Space #SkyGazing
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How does Boston Dynamics’ robot dog Spot walk on oobleck without sinking? Oobleck is a non-Newtonian fluid, meaning it acts like a solid under pressure. Spot’s constant motion creates enough force to keep it above the surface, unlike a still kettlebell, which sinks.
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What can we do to tackle climate change and create a better future? Chief Scientist of The Nature Conservancy Prof. Katharine Hayhoe emphasizes that hope begins with acknowledging the need for action and reminds us that every one of us can make a difference. #ClimateChange #Sustainability #ClimateAction
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What happens when two white sharks become best friends? Meet Simon and Jekyll, the dynamic duo challenging everything we thought we knew about these solitary creatures. OCEARCH has tagged both of these apex predators and have noticed they’ve moved together up the Atlantic coast for over 4,000 miles! They are currently looking at blood samples to see if this pair of sharks are actually related! #Ocearch #GreatWhiteShark #SharkResearch
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