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How tardigrades survive in space. In space, there’s low pressure, radiation, and extreme temperatures! Tardigrades use some insanely clever tricks to stay alive, what would happen if we used them too? In 2007, scientists opened a container of 3,000 tardigrades in space….and most came back ALIVE. And right now… there are live tardigrades… on the moon! To know why follow along! #moon #space #survive #tardigrade #human

This is the actual size of the brain of a dinosaur the size of an elephant! After discovering a skull of a Pachyrhinosaurus, scientists put it through a scanner, which helped them to reconstruct what brain would have fit inside. Here's what they learned... If you want to know more about dinosaurs, we made a whole longer episode for you! For more optimistic science and tech stories, follow along! #dinosaur #science #stem #brain

I tested out adidas' new Hyperboost Edge running shoes and here's what they can do. @adidas #ad #createdwithadidas

Scientists can now remotely control cockroaches by putting electrodes in their body. The goal is to add cameras and have them help search for people in hard to reach places But some disasters involve flooding…and cockroaches can’t breathe underwater…so they made them 3D printed, watertight, scube suits. So now they can move around in water for hours at a time. And the bigger goal is even crazier - to see that, follow along! DOI: 10.1038/s41467-026-74235-1 #scuba #animal #science #3Dprinting #tec

The traditional “march of progress” makes our origin story seem like a neat little hand off between species until modern humans ultimately came onto the scene. That’s just not how it worked, but the concept persists. A discovery of 13 teeth found and dated to around the time of the earliest Homo species may finally put the march of progress to rest. To learn more, follow along! #HumanOrigins #Anthropology #Science #Humans Study: nature.com/articles/s41586-025-09390-4

The weather system is about to break. Every 2 to 7 years meteorologists start talking about an “El Niño year.” We get the idea that this is going to create some weird weather, but what exactly drives this force? The answer lies in the Pacific ocean and some strange weather patterns that we still don’t fully understand. For more, follow along! #Science #meteorology #weather #ElNino

Imagine you fly off at the speed of light. After 8.3 minutes, you’d reach our Sun. After 4 hours and 6 minutes, you’d pass the furthest planet in our solar system. How long do you think it takes you at the speed of light to get to the farthest object humans have ever sent? Subscribe if you think less than 24 hours. But at 4 years in, just as you’re passing our nearest star… something weird happens… If you like optimistic science and tech stories, subscribe for more of our show Huge If True! #sho

They dug to the bottom of Antarctica and pulled out this core… The natural world has left us a time machine and we’ve gotten really good at traveling through it. Here’s how… Follow for more! #Antarctica #IceCores #ClimateChange #Science #Technology

There’s a new way to see inside your body, and it could replace MRIs, and it only uses water and sound. Your typical MRI machine uses magnets and radio waves to collect data. To learn how this new machine works, follow along! #shorts #medical #MRI #technology

why we haven’t found aliens (pt 1) #learnontiktok #sciencetok #biology #askcleo

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