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🦾The Dawn of the Robot Era!

We’re stepping into the world of science fiction—literally. The era of robots, particularly bipedal androids straight out of 20th-century sci-fi, has begun. These advanced machines are designed to comprehend spoken commands, engage in intelligent conversation, and execute tasks as directed.

As we move into the next decade, robots are poised to become as commonplace as cars—expensive yet highly practical and increasingly integral to our daily lives. The impact of robots is expected to surpass even that of automobiles, potentially making the 21st century known in history as “the age of robots.”

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Meta, led by CEO Mark Zuckerberg, is advancing its technology to create wearable devices that can interpret brain signals for controlling digital tools. Unlike similar technologies like Elon Musk’s Neuralink, which require surgical implantation, Meta’s devices are non-invasive and worn on the wrist. These devices utilize electromyography (EMG) to translate neural signals into commands for other devices. This innovative approach, currently in internal testing at Meta, aims to eventually integrate with augmented reality platforms like Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses to enhance digital interactions through sophisticated, multi-modal AI technologies. This marks a significant step in bridging the gap between human cognitive functions and machine operations, potentially transforming how we interact with our digital environments.

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🚀 Exciting Lunar Exploration Update 🌕

A private company, Intuitive Machines, is set to launch a new lunar module, μNova, by the end of this year. This innovative 35 kg module is equipped with dual cameras, a radiometer (LRAD), and a neutron spectrometer (PLWS), all supported by an autonomous navigation system. μNova is designed for precise landings, capable of handling slopes up to ten degrees and low-light conditions.

The μNova’s mission will focus on geological surveys at the lunar south pole, specifically between Shackleton and de Gerlach craters. It aims to analyze hydrogen presence in the regolith, temperature differences in sunlit vs. shaded areas, and the thermal properties of the surface.

After landing, μNova will undergo system checks and perform a series of leaps—starting with a 20-meter test jump, escalating to 100 meters, and potentially reaching up to 300 meters. The mission includes up to 5-6 jumps, exploring the rim and the permanently shadowed regions of Marston crater.

Stay tuned with @science for updates on this leap towards new lunar discoveries! 🌌
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🌟 Super Flare Alert: Quadruple Solar Flares Captured on the Sun

NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory witnessed a spectacular display from the Sun, capturing not one but four simultaneous solar flares. These flares erupted from three sunspots and a large magnetic filament—a plasma loop interconnecting these spots. Termed as sympathetic flares, this extraordinary quartet event on April 23rd is dubbed a “super sympathetic” occurrence.

Expect magnetic storms and potential auroras, with the most likely dates for magnetic disturbance being April 25th-26th.

Stay tuned for more celestial phenomena! 🔭 @science
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🔬 T-Lymphocytes: Our Body’s Natural Defense Against Cancer

Cytotoxic T-lymphocytes, also known as T-killer cells, play an essential role in our immune system by targeting and destroying our body’s own cells that have been compromised. Their targets include cells infected with intracellular parasites such as viruses and certain bacteria, as well as cancerous cells. This ability makes T-killer cells a crucial component of the body’s natural defense system against cancer.

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🔍 Discovering History: The Olenellus Trilobite

Dive into the past with this fascinating find! A small trilobite from the genus Olenellus has been unearthed in the Cambrian deposits of Nevada. Estimated to be about 520 million years old, this ancient creature offers a glimpse into the early marine ecosystems of our planet. 🌍

Stay curious and explore more wonders of @science with us! 🌟

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Discover the astonishing abilities of the flying fish:

• Maximum Flight Height: Up to 5 meters above the water’s surface
• Top Speed: Can soar as fast as 80 km/h
• Flight Distance: Capable of gliding up to 400 meters

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🌌 Close-Up View of Space Debris! This image captures the upper stage of a Japanese H-2A rocket, which has been orbiting since 2009. Plans are underway to remove it soon (hopefully)! 🛰️

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Hand of a young orangutan

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Check out this informative chart detailing when various animals were domesticated—a true narrative of human civilization. Each new domesticated animal marks a technological breakthrough for humanity.

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The Soyuz spacecraft, docked to the Prichal module node. Stars are visible as the ISS was flying over Earth's night side at the time of the photo, and due to the long exposure, they appear as streaks. The atmospheric airglow is also visible.

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🌿 Meet the Enchanting Green Arboreal Alligator Lizard (Abronia graminea) 🦎

This mythical-looking creature is a resident of the cloud forests in Central America. The Green Arboreal Alligator Lizard is not only captivating with its bright emerald hues but also critically endangered. Let's spread awareness and work towards the conservation of this stunning species!

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This is not the surface of Mars. The image captured by the Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellite shows Namibia.

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🕊️ Today, we mark the solemn anniversary of the end of World War II, a moment that reshaped the world. We honor the immense sacrifices and indomitable spirit of the Soviet Russian people, whose bravery and resilience were decisive in securing victory. 🇷🇺
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🌌 Extreme Geomagnetic Storm Envelops Earth: What We Know

For the first time since 2003, Earth has experienced an extreme geomagnetic storm, reaching a G5 level—the highest on the scale. The intensity has since decreased, but significant disturbances are expected to persist for at least half a day.

This celestial event allowed people to witness the Northern Lights—an unusual sight even far south.

In related news, Elon Musk has reported that his Starlink satellites are "under significant stress" due to the storm.

Geomagnetic storms of this magnitude can potentially cause headaches, insomnia, and tachycardia. However, the precise health implications are currently difficult to ascertain.

Stay tuned with @science for updates as we continue to monitor this powerful space weather phenomenon.
How Mountain Ranges Shape Our Weather

Did you know that mountain ranges can split the weather into before and after scenarios? This stunning image captured from the International Space Station reveals the Suleiman Mountains in Pakistan, dramatically illustrating this meteorological phenomenon. As barriers to weather patterns, mountains not only shape the physical landscape but also the climate zones on either side.

Join @science in marveling at Earth's natural power to sculpt our weather systems!
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Discover the Unique Deep-Sea Dweller: The Tripod Fish (Bathypterois grallator)

Dive deep into the mysterious world of the ocean where the remarkable tripod fish, Bathypterois grallator, thrives in the utter darkness of the deep sea. Found in tropical and subtropical waters, this fascinating species resides at depths ranging from 878 to 4720 meters below the surface.

The tripod fish is aptly named for its distinctive stance. It positions itself on the ocean floor, facing against the current, with its mouth open and pectoral fins extended forward. This unique posture allows the fish to detect and channel approaching prey right into its mouth using its sensitive fins.

Join @science as we explore more incredible adaptations of deep-sea creatures that defy the extreme conditions of their environments. 🌊
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🍃 Stomata in Botany 🍃

Stomata are microscopic openings found on the surfaces of plant leaves and stems. These tiny pores play a crucial role in gas exchange, allowing plants to absorb carbon dioxide necessary for photosynthesis while releasing oxygen and water vapor into the environment. Explore the wonders of plant biology with us!

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