That’s a fantastic topic! The subculture of science and nature bots on X (formerly Twitter) provides a delightful mix of real-time data, history, and pure, random awe. They deliver bite-sized educational moments that truly fit the platform. Here are six bots that exemplify the mix of science and serendipity on social media: 1. 🌍 @EarthquakeBot […]
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CurThe new and most significant threat to wolves in and around Yellowstone National Park is the highly aggressive and liberalized wolf hunting and trapping regulations enacted by the surrounding states, primarily Montana and Idaho, since the federal delisting of the gray wolf in the Northern Rocky Mountains. This has led to a significant increase in
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The idea of the iPad Pro with an M3 chip bringing the “MacBook Pro power” is a common theme with every new iPad Pro generation. While the M-series chip itself is virtually identical (or in the case of the most recent iPad Pro, even a newer generation, M5, than the current MacBook Air, M3), the
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The Dell XPS 13 (model 9310) with the OLED display option, released in 2021, was widely praised and often cited as one of the best premium Windows ultrabooks available at the time. The introduction of the OLED screen was seen as the “cherry on top” of an already excellent design. Here is a summary of
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📸 Watching Their Dust: Photographing Players in Pollination Pollination is one of nature’s most critical, yet often unseen, dramas. It is a moment of vital exchange—a fleeting interaction between a flower and its visitor that is essential for global food security and ecosystem health.1 For photographers, this intimate dance—encapsulated by the title, “Watching Their Dust”—is
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That’s a fun way to think about it! Since a new iPhone costs far more than a dollar, the challenge is really about maximizing the value of the money you spend and setting up a strategy to afford the total cost. The iPhone 17 is projected to be released in September 2025.1 Here is a
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The concept of a flying car, once relegated to the realm of science fiction and animated sitcoms, is rapidly transitioning into a tangible reality, thanks largely to the relentless innovation engine of Silicon Valley. For decades, the technical and regulatory hurdles seemed insurmountable, but a confluence of factors—advancements in electric propulsion, battery technology, and autonomous
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The movement of gravel-sized gypsum crystals around the desert is primarily caused by exceptionally strong whirlwinds, known as “gravel devils,” which are capable of lifting and transporting these larger grains.1 This mechanism was documented in the high-altitude Atacama Desert of northern Chile, specifically at the Salar de Gorbea.2 🌪️ The Role of Gravel Devils Traditional
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The headline “Scientists, Feeling Under Siege, March Against Trump Policies” refers to the March for Science, a large-scale international protest that first took place on Earth Day, April 22, 2017, in Washington, D.C., and hundreds of satellite locations worldwide. The primary motivation for the march was a collective belief among many in the scientific community
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