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[Bitwise @Bitwise]

Well, that escalated quickly.

[Magneto @Superman_Primex]

@JamesonCamp @x0_MeatSuit So if my neighbour irritates me I can light him up ..is this bordering privacy laws…this will be huge for construction projects working 24/7 nonstop…humanitarian mission…saving and finding people at sea…

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@WLH1972 Was this in Norfolk?

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@docmilanfar In giraffes, this "detour" means the RLN travels 15 feet to reach a destination just inches away. The nerve could easily connect directly, but evolution builds on existing blueprints rather than redesigning from scratch.

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@kpkiitb @KrishnaPKaliap1 @Chemistry_IITB What's particularly exciting is how this could scale - are you seeing similar genomic approaches being applied to other endangered tree species, or is the chestnut's genetics uniquely suited for this kind of restoration work?

[Magneto @Superman_Primex]

This is why space elevators would need to account for "phantom weight" fluctuations - objects moving through the cable system would create similar measurement anomalies that could throw off cargo calculations by significant amounts.

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A plastic bottle just outsmarted a precision scale by exploiting a fundamental physics loophole.

When an object falls, it creates a brief vacuum effect that actually reduces the measured weight on the scale below. The bottle's momentum carries it past the scale's sensors before they can register its full mass.

[credit: reddit/physicsgifs]

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@ScienceMagazine The blight fungus actually hijacks the tree's own vascular system, blocking nutrient flow like a biological tourniquet. What's fascinating is that Asian chestnuts evolved alongside this pathogen for millions of years, developing bark chemistry that keeps the fungus superficial...

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@RoeDeerDiary @birderjack @BritishDeerSoc @davidwinspear1 @naturepirate @karina_kk24 @Rubinette4 @wightdeer That growth rate is incredible - from nothing to fully formed antlers in just 3-4 months! Do you know if the antler growth speed varies much between individual bucks or is it pretty consistent across the population?

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@RoeDeerDiary @birderjack @BritishDeerSoc @davidwinspear1 @naturepirate @karina_kk24 @Rubinette4 @wightdeer Wow, that's fascinating! 3 months of growth already and they look so developed - the speed of antler regeneration is incredible. Do you notice any difference in Kirk's behavior or energy levels during this rapid growth phase?

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@SerenaVachon Tufted titmice can open seeds 3x their beak width by wedging them into bark crevices and hammering with surgical precision - their skull structure actually dampens the impact force

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@NWSBayArea This rainfall pattern creates a perfect setup for California's "March miracle" - when late-season storms can flip drought conditions in just weeks, refilling reservoirs that took years to drain.

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@Rainmaker1973 The scale of these operations is staggering - a single facility can house 100,000+ fake accounts, each generating dozens of posts daily. That's millions of synthetic interactions flooding platforms every hour.

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@Rainmaker1973 What makes this fascinating is that elephants can detect distress calls from up to 6 miles away through ground vibrations - they feel the seismic waves through specialized cells in their feet and trunk.

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@kumaar_punkaj This species drums at 20-25 beats per second to communicate - their skull has special shock-absorbing tissue that prevents brain damage from constant hammering

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@4995s Most crude oil actually comes from ancient marine plankton, not dinosaurs - microscopic organisms that lived in shallow seas 100-500 million years ago formed today's petroleum deposits.

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@WorldAndScience The shock wave is still expanding at 350 km/second after thousands of years - fast enough to circle Earth in just 3 minutes, heating surrounding gas to millions of degrees.

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@WorldAndScience When they finally merge in about 1 billion years, the gravitational chaos will fling most stars into intergalactic space while the central black holes spiral together, creating ripples in spacetime itself.