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He’s trying to match the Queen of NFL’s spiciness but cannot

HowItWorksBlips's tweet image. He’s trying to match the Queen of NFL’s spiciness but cannot

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To all engineers and inquisitors of the universe: Keep it up, what else is there to do. Create, design, improve. It’s what your mind was made for.


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Galileo is one of those scientists whose life basically marks a pivotal moment physics, astronomy, and the application of the scientific method. He made astronomy evidence-based. Using a telescope he improved himself (about 20–30× magnification), he observed: • Mountains and…

HowItWorksBlips's tweet image. Galileo is one of those scientists whose life basically marks a pivotal moment physics, astronomy, and the application of the scientific method.

He made astronomy evidence-based.
Using a telescope he improved himself (about 20–30× magnification), he observed:
• Mountains and…
HowItWorksBlips's tweet image. Galileo is one of those scientists whose life basically marks a pivotal moment physics, astronomy, and the application of the scientific method.

He made astronomy evidence-based.
Using a telescope he improved himself (about 20–30× magnification), he observed:
• Mountains and…
HowItWorksBlips's tweet image. Galileo is one of those scientists whose life basically marks a pivotal moment physics, astronomy, and the application of the scientific method.

He made astronomy evidence-based.
Using a telescope he improved himself (about 20–30× magnification), he observed:
• Mountains and…
HowItWorksBlips's tweet image. Galileo is one of those scientists whose life basically marks a pivotal moment physics, astronomy, and the application of the scientific method.

He made astronomy evidence-based.
Using a telescope he improved himself (about 20–30× magnification), he observed:
• Mountains and…

So are we actually here or not

🚨: Physicists suggest REALITY could function like a Quantum Information System rather than a pure Physical Structure

forallcurious's tweet image. 🚨: Physicists suggest REALITY could function like a Quantum Information System rather than a pure Physical Structure


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The Golden Gate Bridge’s deck rises and falls by over 15 feet (≈4.6 m) each day. Thermal expansion makes the steel roadway rise in summer heat and contract in cold weather, engineers had to design expansion joints that can slide smoothly without stressing the structure.…

HowItWorksBlips's tweet image. The Golden Gate Bridge’s deck rises and falls by over 15 feet (≈4.6 m) each day.

Thermal expansion makes the steel roadway rise in summer heat and contract in cold weather, engineers had to design expansion joints that can slide smoothly without stressing the structure.…

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these cost 10k and will never be sold in the states as it would nuke the america truck monopoly. they're not gonna give up forcing you to pay 60k for a truck

bebankless's tweet image. these cost 10k and will never be sold in the states as it would nuke the america truck monopoly.  they're not gonna give up forcing you to pay 60k for a truck

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Airport runways are numbered based on their compass direction. Runway 27 literally means 270 degrees (west).


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But, real planets and stars have a lil bulge. Same. Perfect spheres happen only if everything is static and symmetric. In reality many rotate, so rotation introduces a centrifugal potential. That slightly deforms the spherical shape into a flattened, oblate spheroid. The…

HowItWorksBlips's tweet image. But, real planets and stars have a lil bulge. Same.

Perfect spheres happen only if everything is static and symmetric. In reality many rotate, so rotation introduces a centrifugal potential. That slightly deforms the spherical shape into a flattened, oblate spheroid. The…

This ACS paper breaks down how chem students actually use GenAI, and the big takeaway is that prompt quality drives answer quality. With good prompting, AI can support chemistry problem-solving; with bad prompting, it falls apart. Also highlights risks: hallucinations,…


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