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This is why rock shed tunnels are a thing Via u/Stotallytob3r

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☀️ Seven suns spotted in the sky over Chengdu, China! This mind-blowing sight was captured through a hospital’s multi-layered glass windows on August 18, 2024. Each pane reflected the real sun, creating six perfect “ghost” copies lined up in a row.

Opals are natural gemstones that get their dazzling array of colors from tiny silica spheres arranged in a grid-like pattern. Light waves diffract, or bend, as they hit these spheres, breaking the light into its spectral colors.

The majestic,112-feet-tall Adiyogi Shiva statue, located at the Isha Yoga Complex, is a sight to behold. Fly to Coimbatore to witness this marvel and surrender yourself to the divine grandeur of Lord Shiva. Book flights on IRCTC Air now & enjoy: - Free travel insurance worth

Saalumarada Thimmakka passed away today at the age of 114! Did you know that Thimmakka got the name 'Saalumarada' which means 'Rows of Trees', owing it to her passion for planting trees! She's credited with having planted 8,000+ trees of different varieties. These are in

@ShiningScience You'll freak out how deep this goes, as sound is used in meditations. And some sounds are considered "key" sounds. They should experiment with these and see how it impacts the cells. @balachundhar https://t.co/25wyR9xaad

🎶 Our cells can “feel” sound! New Kyoto University research finds that audible sound waves can change gene activity — even preventing fat cells from forming. Could sound be the medicine of the future? A groundbreaking study from Kyoto University has found that our cells

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While the demonstration was a controlled stunt, it highlights rapid advances in balance, traction, and full-body coordination for humanoid robots. These improvements could pave the way for future uses in factory logistics, vehicle recovery, and precision parking or positioning .

AI-powered parking never looked like this. A 35 kg Unitree G1 humanoid robot, using BAAI’s THOR whole-body control system, was recently shown dragging a 1.4-ton car — roughly 40 times its own weight.

traditional seismic, deformation and gas‐emission monitoring

between greening of foliage and elevated volcanic gas release — in many cases occurring before visible eruption signs. While this method is promising and potentially valuable for early warning, it is applicable mainly in forested volcanic regions and must be used alongside

by growing more rapidly or exhibiting greener foliage. Researchers from NASA, the Smithsonian Institution and partner universities have used satellite imagery to monitor vegetation near volcanoes (in places like Chile, Italy, Costa Rica and Panama) and found a strong correlation

“Trees near vegetated volcanic areas may serve as natural indicators of imminent eruptions. When magma rises underground it often releases gases such as carbon dioxide (CO₂) into the soil and air. Trees in the vicinity can respond to elevated CO₂ (and related soil/gas changes)

the ultra-hot core itself. A powerful glimpse of what the future of clean, practically limitless energy could look like — magnetic fields holding together a blazing plasma inside, turning what’s essentially a “star in a bottle” into reality.

green-yellow (when lithium traces magnetic lines) — highlighting how super-hot plasma interacts with the vessel’s boundary. The central core of the plasma remains visually unseen, since what cameras capture is mostly the light from the periphery or injected gases rather than

🚀 The first colour footage of a FUSION REACTOR in action! Tokamak Energy has released high-speed colour video showing plasma behaviour inside their ST40 spherical tokamak. The clip shows a striking glow at the plasma edge — in this case pink (from injected deuterium gas) or

— a connection spanning roughly 300 generations. However, this is not a fully verified “unbroken lineage,” but rather an extraordinary example of ancient genetic continuity in the same region.

A 9,000-year-old skeleton known as Cheddar Man, discovered in Somerset, was found to share mitochondrial DNA (haplogroup U5) with a local man, Adrian Targett. This suggests they share a common maternal ancestor, linking modern Britons to some of the earliest settlers of Britain