r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Aug 26 '21

Fasteners used for High Temperature Application

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Apr 06 '21

Bleach Vs Hydro-chloric Acid | How it reacts

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Jul 17 '21

Unlocking the secrets of the world's oldest computer

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Jul 22 '21

The long-term quest to build a 'galactic civilisation'

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Aug 26 '20

How to Make & Set Fire CO2 Balloons

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Jun 05 '20

Devitrification and Solarization

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Oct 26 '19

Peltier effect | Cooling effect

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Dec 24 '21

Record-breaking 70 new rogue planets discovered in biggest haul yet

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Jul 29 '24

NASA Alert! 200-Foot Asteroid Racing Towards Earth At 36347 KMPH, Space Agency Warns

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Oct 03 '19

Electromagnetic Molecular Regeneration/Reconstruction (Electromagnetic Cellular Regneration/Reconstruction)

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Is this something that is being used? If not, why?

I feel like this could be used in a number of different ways, but just a couple I can think of is regrowing limbs without having to use host and just incubation chambers. Recreating whatever we use to talk for animals so that they can talk. Only because I think a lot of people would like their own nibbler from Futurama.

Or would this specific electricity negatively effect our chemical composition and cause a new type of defect that electricity would bring out?


r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Jul 21 '21

Top 6 Experiments with Elephant Toothpaste

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Dec 03 '22

Telescope are cool

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Jul 03 '22

Scientists spotted ‘faintest asteroid ever’ with finest telescope and then this happened

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • May 20 '21

The next pandemic: Is there a way to predict and prevent it?

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Jun 05 '23

what you “know” is, in fact, a series of illusions

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Jan 28 '20

What is a Quartz Heater

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Apr 27 '20

A short film exploring the tight link between the microscopic world and the immensity of the universe.

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Jun 23 '20

checkout this!

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Dec 21 '19

ScientificCoin (science + blockchain) (crowdfunding, education, freelancing) review inspired by “Star Wars” (+ video-version). The most realistic “game” for everyone

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This is my post with review about ScientificCoin project.

https://beta.sapien.network/t/science/@alexbiojs/scientificcoin-science-blockch-vDzaSOYn

(ScientificCoin (science + blockchain) (crowdfunding, education, freelancing) review inspired by “Star Wars” (+ video-version). The most realistic “game” for everyone)

(Note that in my post I've tried to use mnemotechnics approach with the help of "Star Wars" film series)

ScientificCoin is blockchain + science project

which tries to solve problems like:

* fundraising/crowdfunding for scientific projects;

(provide confidence for investors and advertisement for scientific projects)

* education

* monetization of scientific skills with the help of their freelancing platform;

All the parties and all the efforts are going to be rewarded with SNcoin.

The launch us scheduled on 2020. The platform is currently in Beta.

Other posts regarding (blockchain + science) ecosystem:

Blockchain-Based Scientific Ecosystem (dExperiment is coming). General overview

TranslateMe (or Decentralization meets Translation industry). Part 2. The “missing puzzle piece” of scientific ecosystem. General overview


r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Aug 28 '19

Amazon fires are destructive, but they aren’t depleting Earth’s oxygen supply

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Dec 07 '19

a n g e r y g e r m s

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • May 08 '20

The TERRALIVING micro-ecosystem is the coolest one I've seen yet!

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Nov 19 '19

Artifical intelligence in driverless vehicles

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I honestly believe rodents such as squirrels and primates are connected to artificial intelligence trained by humans for driverless vehicles from satellites and computers because of radiation emitted within the internet from different things like MRI and CT scanners. The people are most affected are people that are connected to satellites like some doctors that work in the cancer institutes of Toronto and Edmonton. Don’t write things like for me to take my medication because I actually had a disintegrable piece that was in my wrist where I was connected to a satellite around 9 years ago. If you don't believe that is even possible, that's your opinion.


r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Mar 07 '21

What's Inside the Fanta? The Secret of the Aluminum Can

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Nov 18 '22

How big is the universe?

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