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Ever wondered what a cube would look like in the 4th dimension? Meet the tesseract - a geometric marvel that exists beyond our 3D understanding! 🎨 Just like we can understand how a 2D square becomes a 3D cube, a tesseract shows us how a cube extends into the fourth dimension. Though we can't fully visualize it (thanks to our 3D-limited brains!), the mathematics behind it is absolutely fascinating. 🧮 What other higher-dimensional shapes fascinate you? 🤔 Follow @Science for more! #science #math #geometry #space #4d

Antelope Canyon in Arizona is a breathtaking example of nature’s artistry, crafted over thousands of years by erosion from flash floods and wind. 🌊 💨 Flash floodwaters sweep through the canyon's narrow corridors, carrying sand and debris that gradually sculpt the smooth, wave-like walls. Wind erosion also plays its part, adding further depth to the canyon’s intricate formations. Tectonic forces uplifted the region, creating the high plateau where the canyon winds. The result? A stunning slot canyon with striated walls that seem to shift in color as sunlight moves across them—a true masterpiece of geological processes! 🌅 🎥- wuli_dou/TT All rights reserved to respective owner. DM for credits. Follow @Science for more #science #geography

Ever wondered why one hour on Miller's planet equals 7 years on Earth in Interstellar? That's the reality of Einstein's time dilation - where gravity is so intense that time itself slows down! 🌌 The film brilliantly showcases this real scientific concept: the stronger the gravitational field, the slower time moves. That's why our astronaut heroes aged differently than their loved ones back on Earth during their space odyssey. 🚀 While Interstellar dramatizes it, time dilation is very real - even our GPS satellites have to account for time moving slightly faster in orbit than on Earth! ⏰ What other sci-fi movies do you think accurately represent scientific concepts? 🤔 Follow @Science to explore more fascinating phenomena where science meets cinema! #hpysics #science #interstellar #space #astronomy

Imagine a girl bouncing on a trampoline – a perfect example of how energy transforms and stays conserved! 🌌 At the top of her jump, she has potential energy stored up high. As she falls, this energy morphs into kinetic energy, speeding her toward the trampoline. When she lands, the trampoline stretches, storing energy like a coiled spring (elastic energy) before pushing her back up again. As she rises, the energy switches back to potential energy, and the cycle begins anew. This constant shift between potential, kinetic, and elastic energy showcases the fascinating principle of energy conservation in action! 🌠 📽️ - @norranahadassa All rights reserved to respective owner. DM for credits. Follow @Science for more. #science #physics

When you pop open a can or bottle of cola, the fizzing sound you hear is carbon dioxide (CO₂) gas escaping from the liquid. But did you know that CO₂ is also a powerful tool for firefighting? 🔥 Here’s how it works: when you shake a bottle of cola and then open it, the pressure release causes the liquid to spray out. Now, picture directing that burst of pressure at a fire. When CO₂ is rapidly released, it expands and pushes out the oxygen in the area. Since fire relies on oxygen to burn, removing it is a highly effective way to extinguish flames. In short, using CO₂ to combat fires involves displacing oxygen and cooling the material, effectively suffocating the fire and stopping it from spreading. Isn’t it amazing how a simple soft drink has such a unique application? 🥤 🎥-Sciencegirl/X All rights reserved to respective owner. DM for credits. Follow @Science for more discoveries #science #physics #learning

Ever noticed how birds, nature's ultimate navigators, traverse thousands of miles without Google Maps or flight attendants? 🦅 These magnificent creatures cross continents guided by Earth's magnetic field, stars, and landmarks - making our modern GPS systems look like child's play. They've been perfecting their routes for millions of years! 🌏 What's even more incredible? Some birds, like the Arctic Tern, travel over 44,000 miles annually - that's almost twice around Earth's circumference! Talk about putting our daily commute in perspective. ✈️ Have you ever wondered what secrets these feathered travelers could teach us about determination and natural intelligence? 🤔 Follow @Science for more fascinating insights into nature's most remarkable phenomena! #science #migration #biology #ornithology

Chlorophyll and Hemoglobin The key difference between chlorophyll and hemoglobin lies in their metal components. Plant blood contains a magnesium (Mg) molecule, while our blood has an iron (Fe) molecule. Magnesium is what gives plant blood its green color 🌱, while iron is responsible for the red hue of human blood. ❤️ #chemistry #science #nature

Ever notice how magicians seem to effortlessly escape handcuffs? Topology might be their secret weapon! It's not just about the locks – it's about understanding how objects can transform without breaking or cutting. 🔓 Think about those tangled headphones in your pocket. Sometimes, what looks like an impossible knot can unravel with just the right moves. Topology helps us understand why some knots are genuinely stuck while others only appear trapped. A mathematician sees what a magician intuitively knows: certain configurations have hidden escape routes! 🎭 The same principles that let us classify knots help explain how proteins fold, how DNA untangles, and yes – how Houdini mastered those famous escapes. Ready to see the world through a topologist's eyes? 🧬 Can you guess which is harder to untangle: your holiday lights or your charging cables? 🤔 Follow @Science to unlock more mysteries where mathematics meets magic! #topology #mathematics #science

The transformation of water💧into ice 🧊 visualized on a molecular level.    📽: CSIRO Data61 Follow @Science for continuous discovery! 🔬 #science #chemistry #molecules

This video shows you what happens when you lift weights in different ways!   Are you doing it the right way? Let us know here! 👇 Follow @Science for more! #science #weighttraining #gym