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New FACTS The Earth’s core is as hot as the surface of the Sun, reaching temperatures around 5,500°C! In engineering, bridges are built to "move" and flex under loads, using innovative designs inspired by nature. #Geology #Engineering #STEM #CosmosCombine

Embark on a cosmic journey: Did you know that a teaspoon of a neutron star would weigh about 4 billion tons on Earth? 🤯 The universe is full of extreme wonders waiting to be explored let’s keep looking up and questioning the cosmos! #STEM #Astronomy #SpaceFact

A single strand of human DNA stretched out would be about 2 meters long, yet it fits inside a microscopic cell! #Biology #Technology #CosmosCombine

Did you know? Astronomers have discovered thousands of exoplanets, some orbiting in the ‘habitable zone’ where liquid water could exist! Every new find brings us closer to answering the age-old question: Are we alone in the universe? #STEM #Astronomy #SpaceExploration

Did you know? There are more bacteria in a single teaspoon of soil than there are people on Earth! #Biology #STEM #CosmosCombine

Did you know? The James Webb Space Telescope is revealing the oldest galaxies ever seen, showing us light from over 13 billion years ago! Each new image unlocks secrets of cosmic evolution, making space history with every pixel. #STEM #Astronomy #Cosmos

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Cosmos Combine delivers fascinating facts from every corner of science! #Biology #Physics #Engineering #CosmosCombine

In engineering, seatbelts protect by harnessing the physics principle of inertia. #engineering

Physics explains how water can boil and freeze simultaneously at the “triple point,” where temperature and pressure allow all three states of matter to coexist. #physics

Did you know? Your brain is constantly eating itself through a process called phagocytosis—where cells consume smaller ones to maintain healthy tissue. #biology

Astronomers have just discovered a massive new trans Neptunian object, 2017 OF201, lurking at the edge of our solar system its orbit spans 25,000 years, hinting at dozens of hidden worlds beyond Neptune yet to be found. #space #astronomy

Some trees, like the Great Basin bristlecone pine, can live for more than 5,000 years making them the oldest living organisms on Earth! Advances in biotechnology help scientists study these ancient trees to unlock secrets about longevity and resilience. #nature #biotechnology

September is packed with celestial wonders! Saturn is at its brightest tonight as it reaches opposition just look east after sunset to spot its rings with a small telescope. Plus, watch for Venus, Jupiter, and the crescent Moon joining forces on the 19th before dawn. #Astronomy

The speed of light is about 299,792 kilometers per second, which means light from the Sun takes only about 8 minutes to reach Earth! Engineers use principles of physics like this to develop technologies such as fiber optics for blazing fast internet. #Physics #Engineering

Jupiter’s largest moon, Callisto, has finally revealed its own “footprints” in the planet’s stunning auroras—thanks to the Juno spacecraft! Every new observation helps us decode cosmic mysteries and brings us closer to understanding our universe. #STEM #Astronomy

FACTS! Over 50% of Earth’s oxygen is produced by ocean plankton and seaweed. Physics reveals that water can boil and freeze at the same time, thanks to a phenomenon called the triple point. Babies are born with nearly 300 bones, but many fuse to create 206 bones in adulthood.

The chemical elements that make up your body—like carbon, oxygen, and iron—were formed inside ancient stars and spread when those stars exploded! Every atom in you has a cosmic story. #STEM #Astronomy https://t.co/QDXHw88aE8

About 80% of the Earth’s surface was formed by volcanic activity, creating continents and islands over millions of years. Advances in engineering have made it possible to capture volcanic energy and convert it into electricity. #Geology

Did you know Jupiter’s magnetic field is larger than the Moon? #Jupiter #Moon #SpacePhysics