Arthur Oyako

Ugandan Journalist

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@MainestLuo1 While you were offline, a 22 year old jinx was broken. I saved your message from Mark this Message.

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@DKinUganda Organise a trip to Kidepo National Park for this intern.

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I can not keep calm #PRAUSYMP2025

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@MainestLuo1 Lol

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Today @DKAmbUganda featured in @DailyMonitor it’s not too late to grab a copy and read about her journey 💪 or look out for the online version on our socials 📖

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@CitizenReportUG Is this the point we say the break is over due?

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@MainestLuo1 @emeka_ug I know for a fact that KIU publishes online everything their students work on, regardless of the quality.

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With immense privilege, I am delighted to announce that, I have been chosen as one of the juries for the World Press Photo 2025. 🧵👇 #WPP2025 #WPPAfricaRegion

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@Mukulaa @voice_of_teso Congratulations Richard. Well deserved.

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@peaq @Farmsent_io Interesting @MosesONyabila

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@ThePhDPlace Start with WHY!

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@onyebuch4 No lie detected

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@MainestLuo1 @SpectobaO You know what to do.

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@HimmIbrah77794 @GalaxyFMUg @FIKFAMElCA @AromaMusic_ Artiste?

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@MainestLuo1 @Unexplained2020 Hehehehehe.

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Wins for .dk @oledr

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In 1999, This woman slowed down the Speed of Light to 17 meters/seconds. Later she stopped the light completely & not this only, she could also manipulate the light & did something Einstein theorized was impossible.

In 1999 the Danish physicist Lene Hau managed to slow down the fastest thing we know: light.

Albert Einstein theorized that light cannot travel faster than 186,282 miles per second. No one has proved him wrong, but he never said that it couldn’t go slower.

Dr. Hau admitted that the famous genius would “probably be stunned” at the results of her experiments. Working at the Rowland Institute for Science, overlooking the Charles River and the gold dome of the state Capitol in Boston, she and her colleagues slowed light 20 million-fold in 1999, to an incredible 38 miles an hour.

They did it by passing a beam of light through a small cloud of atoms cooled to temperatures a billion times colder than those in the spaces between stars. The atom cloud was suspended magnetically in a chamber pumped down to a vacuum 100 trillion times lower than the pressure of air in the room where you are reading this.

In this thread, we are breaking some Physics Myth!

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On #NBS's #NoFilter this evening, @MonaMuguma, Mary Angela Nadunga of Hill Preparatory School, @sabrinaagasha & @victoria_sibiya talk about #dyslexia—a #neurodivergence impacting learning in kids & adults. Should you notice learning challenges among kids, do the tests.

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