Bacteria move around using a molecular machine called the... flagellar motor that rotates faster than the flywheel of a race car engine and switches directions in an instant. After 50 yrs, scientists have finally figured out how it works. “My lifelong quest is now fulfilled.” Link⤵️show more

Mike Joy, Clint Bowyer, and Kevin Harvick even called... out Tyler Reddick and 23XI for running an 850hp motor in the first 750hp race. #NASCAR (pulling 4 car lengths in a 1500ft roll race is more than 100hp too, btw)show more

Scientists are baffled by this. The Bacterial Flagellum is... composed of 20-30 unique parts. Combined, they total over 30,000 parts that make this little motor run. It can hit rotation speeds of up to 100,000 RPM, then stop & reverse direction in a quarter of a turn. It can propel a bacteria up to 20 lengths per second, which when scaled up is about equal to 225mph in a car. But this motor only works when all those parts are perfectly engineered and working together. Take away just one of those 30 pieces, and it stops functioning. That means it can't evolve gradually. None of the pieces do anything outside the system, and the system only works with all the pieces. Bacteria require this motor to move - without it, they would quickly die. How can anyone see something like and still deny that Life is Divinely Designed?show more

Bacteria have a small motor that makes them move:... By SmartBiologyshow more

The hardest part of V14 to explain to people... is just how locked in and responsive it is. There is a step change here vs V13. The car is aware and calculating future moves so insanely fast. In this video, watch the moment my speedometer goes from 70 to 69mph. It recognizes the signaling of vehicle in the right lane, and before it even begins its slide into our lane, FSD is slowing to prepare its next move. It’s hard to explain this because you have to be in the car to feel how quickly the car shows you through movement and speed change that it is aware of what’s happening. I felt it even before you see the speedometer move. It’s almost instant. Way faster than humans and V13.show more

Nature's own motor! Bacterial chemotaxis are driven by a... bidirectional flagellar motor which can rotate at different rates. New research by Prash Singh highlights how the motor transmits torque in different directions Nature once again leads the way. Who will replicate?show more

Just released the new Origin UI set 🔥 It... includes 50+ checkboxes, radio buttons, and switches. Check it out using the link in the comments ↓show more

This update is ready - check it out! Besides... removing the hassle around CloudKit + SwiftData, the app now feels waaay more fluid & faster than before 🛫 Now with Apple Sign In & Firebase. For existing users there is a data migration - happy to share more about how that worksshow more

Scientists just discovered the hidden culprit of heart disease:... A gut bacteria molecule that silently scars arteries in 1 out of 5 “healthy” adults. This may be the missing link doctors couldn’t explain for decades. What they found & how to prevent it:show more

Just figured out how to create this cool texture... effect in the new Affinity. Plus you can move it around and enlarge it. 😎show more

For everyone in the comments asking if the bear... made it out of the car alive…yes, they generally always do. Usually it’s the police that get called to figure a way to get them out, but, here is an example of how a bear usually gets extracted from a car.show more

Maxwell–Boltzmann distribution. The air around you is full of... tiny molecules, and at room temperature most of them move faster than the speed of sound. They do not all move at the same speed. A few are slow, most cluster around a typical speed, and a rare few are extremely fast. In 1860, James Clerk Maxwell worked out how these speeds are distributed. Ludwig Boltzmann later extended the idea. Here 1,200 beads play the molecules. The faster a bead flies out, the farther it lands, so each slot collects beads of similar speed. Together, the piles trace the Maxwell–Boltzmann curve.show more

my car is throwing an engine trouble code, and... I can just directly plug an intelligence into it and it will talk to the car computer and figure it out the present is unbelievably cyberpunkshow more

I started out trying to learn how to create... a FF7, synergy style move in a game. 😎I have finally, kinda figured it out. Think, EDF but with limitbreaks?? 😅 #UnrealEngine5 #indiedevshow more

🚨 Elon Musk’s SpaceX is crashing faster than Meta... did after its IPO. $SPCX has collapsed from $225.64 to below $110. That’s more than 51% wiped out in just six weeks. Back in 2012, $META fell around 61%. But it took nearly three and a half months. SpaceX is moving faster. Most people see a failed IPO. I see panic accelerating before the real opportunity appears. Keep in mind: I’ve called every major $SPX selloff, 2025 $BTC ATH and move from $126K → $60K I was one of the only people who called the top in October, and I’ll do it again, that’s literally my job. If you still haven’t followed me, you’ll regret it.show more