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A new research paper provides a new explanation for two recent strange events that occurred in Antarctica—high-energy neutrinos appearing to come up out of the Earth on their own accord and head skyward https://t.co/CSlkfxQpSJ

The largest void in the universe is 2 billion light years in diameter and is a huge empty region largely devoid of galaxies, stars and planets. Except for the Milky Way, the Local Group, and a larger part of the Laniakea Supercluster https://t.co/USUYGnvXws

Yale researchers find where stress lives. The imaging study illustrates exactly which neural network seems to activate sensations of stress, raising the possibility of future therapeutic interventions https://t.co/pKWps16ois

A geometrical structure of knots, which scientists call a Hopfion, manifests itself in unexpected corners of the universe, ranging from particle physics, to biology, to cosmology. Scientists just discovered it in nano-sized particles of ferroelectrics https://t.co/SdpsBRDR5c

String theory provides a microscopic description of the entropy of certain theoretical black holes—an important step toward understanding black hole thermodynamics https://t.co/wI6lQYlwKU

This toy replicates the value of g and its effect on Earth, Moon and Mars [bonus: Dave Scott Apollo 15 hammer & feather experiment] https://t.co/UE2ZwDM6Dc [toy and source of the gif: https://t.co/tArGRUyHck]

Based on the Geneva drive, this gif shows a set of red dots appearing to move along brief horizontal and vertical paths: then you discover they are simply rotating [source of the gif: https://t.co/2XADC3swZZ]

Maria Sibylla Merian, the 17th century naturalist who discovered the life cycle of butterflies and insects and painted them in breathtakingly accurate watercolors, braving the jungles of Africa with her daughter to greatly advance the science of entomology https://t.co/CTA3dMSLd2

Scientists can’t yet rebuild someone with bionic body parts. But a new artificial eye brings cyborgs one step closer to reality. This device is about as sensitive to light and has a faster reaction time than a real eyeball https://t.co/PVnv3DtSVh

For the first time, scientists compared our Sun with hundreds of other stars with similar rotation periods and other fundamental properties. It turns out that, by cosmic standards, the Sun is extraordinarily monotonous https://t.co/tShYBQBAQ4