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Scientists create first conducting carbon nanowire, opening the door for all-carbon computer architecture (rather than silicon), predicted to be thousands of times faster and more energy efficient than current silicon-based systems https://t.co/MqnUhVvfk2

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I started to think about a certain dream I had once and this is an image from it after reading the Russian scientists encounter with the creepy as hell octopus creature at the Antarctica lake. Real or not it gets my horror mind going!

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funky scientists and their stupid hair

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Hi / !! I’m Mir, a nonbinary Cuban artist who loves drawing robots and mad scientists. ☺️

🌺 etsy • https://t.co/xSC3qO1CpO
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"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could; they didn't stop to think if they should."

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We lie at night sleeping with wide open eyes
Watching giant roaches hanging from the ceiling
Confinement induced Kafkaesque paranoia
A genial plan hatched by demented scientists
To coerce our minds into seeing dystopia as a relief
Brown shirts and swastikas
Art by J. R. Coffron

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3 weird scientists from games

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In all of this, Moira breaks down those perceptual barriers. Male scientists heroes were plentiful at the time (especially at Marvel), and allowed to be both heroic and desirable. Women were not welcome in this portrayal, or in STEM at the time, but Moira isn’t moving. 6/6

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Scientists tried to solve this dimensional mystery for ages.

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Until the end of the 19th century, scientists believed life couldn't exist below 300 fathoms. Then one pioneering expedition found strange and wondrous creatures in the deep. Here they are illustrated, the world's first encyclopedia of deep-sea cephalopods https://t.co/QuPtIrwfSP

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Until the end of the 19th century, scientists believed life couldn't exist below 300 fathoms. Then one pioneering expedition found strange and wondrous creatures in the deep. Here they are illustrated, the world's first encyclopedia of deep-sea cephalopods https://t.co/TDXn0DSzIO

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BREAKING NEWS!!

Isaac Newton who is widely recognised as one of the most influential scientists of all time and as a key figure in the scientific revolution was a furry all along! If you look closely you can see his cat ears hidden underneath his wig https://t.co/b4nQnFuspz

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I present to you Ines and Gaby, two futuristic botanic scientists🌿🌺🧬

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Also remembering Jimi Hendrix, who died on this day in 1970

He and the MC5 shared a stage at the Masonic Temple, Detroit, in February of 1968

shown lower right: Prophets and Scientists by Rob Tyner

Future/Now

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New outfits are ready!
Our boys disguised as scientists! 🥼🧪😊

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The Guardians of Magnetism once all piloted a Super Guardian Robot to stabilize the delicate magnetic core of the Sleepy Planet.

However, issues had grown over time, and the once tight-knit scientists are now separated.

It's now up to Floppy to bring the team back together!

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Thought I'd jump on the tiny-POV bandwagon. Old art but here ya go <3

.... did I mention I have a thing for tiny scientists?

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FANTASTIC FOUR Thundra recruits the Thing to help her in the 23rd Century in dealing with a prisoners revolt. In thanks for his assistance, her super-scientists send Thing to an alternate timeline, just before SECRET WARS, to try to right a few wrongs.

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