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Saudi-Arabien
Tiramisu- Vibes https://t.co/13davG5urM
— Micky Beisenherz (@MickyBeisenherz) January 2, 2022
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Botanical Rhythms : A Field Guide to Plant Music (Sounding Out!) : https://t.co/HoOR4c1S5K pic.twitter.com/sbFNSGyVJL
— reaktorplayer (@reaktorplayer) November 23, 2021
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Under a mushroom cap. Thought everyone would enjoy this. pic.twitter.com/0zYVNjQdT4
— Alberto (@Alberto66305131) October 19, 2021
(via kfm)
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This is a long zoom of the Andromeda Galaxy, showing more than 100 million stars, in just this one galaxy.
The light of 100 million suns, shine on us from just this tiny point in the universe.pic.twitter.com/it0n54jzEA
— Brian Roemmele (@BrianRoemmele) August 30, 2021
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Olberssches Paradoxon
Planetary scientist Dr. James O’Donoghue put together a fun video that compares how fast a ball drops onto 12 different surfaces in our solar system. For example, dropping a ball from .6 miles high and assuming no air resistance, it would take only 2.7 seconds to land on the Sun, 14.3 seconds to land on Earth, 15 seconds for Uranus, and a whopping 84.3 seconds for Ceres (a fine speed for us less nimble athletes).
(via BoingBoing)