Arpita Panda

Earth sciences student|| love to learn, explore, and unearth the enigmas of nature🍃

[Seeker @Seeker]

Scientists at this extreme lab want to make graphene aerogel in space 🚀

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Each step towards curbing carbon dioxide emission into the atmosphere may bring a better tomorrow for every organism.

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Foundational creatures like oysters are struggling to build their shells as our oceans become more acidic

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Waking up from a nap like...
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The colour changing abilities of the Indian chameleon help to aid thermoregulation, as darker colours are better at absorbing heat.

#EarthCapture by Ubmcreativez⁣ via Instagram

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@GodabaDeepthi @SreeKavyaP Only legends can have ice cream parties in winter 😏

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It's all about cool stuff. Yeah, you are correct!
It's about 🧊.

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This form of water is hot and black 🤔

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Musicians Have More Connected Brains Than Non-Musicians

Regardless of innate pitch ability, musicians' brains have stronger connections than those who don't play music.

#music #neuroscience #science

https://t.co/ng3CnFV1wI

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@AnanyaDash17 @SanaJalili2 @SBM_4007 @NeuroSarcastic @ManabeshNath @AprajitaTripat5 @RashaShanaz @DivyaKumar182 @dhanya_bharath @SreeKavyaP I do Earth Sciences because I have always been fascinated to know and explore about the earth since my childhood.
I like street foods (preferably cooked at home xD).
I'm putting up @GodabaDeepthi to go on with this fun-game ;)

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1. I'm Arpita Panda; an Earth Sciences student aspires to do research; on Solid Earth Geosciences.
2. To explore the undiscovered corners of the planet.
3. Waking up before 7:00 am with no unfinished tasks.
4. @rajeshwaree97 go ahead!

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Such an incredible piece of work!

https://t.co/kUHHUUQua7

[Nature Portfolio @NaturePortfolio]

Modelling experiments published in Nature show that the El Niño response to global warming is self-modulating and depends on its historical variability; if current variability is high, future variability will be low. https://t.co/wdgpWDJdlc

[Science Magazine @ScienceMagazine]

A new study in Science flips the previous understanding of how viscous bubbles pop on its head by demonstrating that surface tension—not gravity—drives the collapse of surface bubbles in viscous liquids. ($) https://t.co/W3ATYKcXxZ

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Mitochondria regulate how neural stem cells become neurons during brain development. The findings may help explain how humans developed larger brains during evolution and how mitochondrial defects lead to some neurodevelopmental disorders. #neuroscience
https://t.co/foBXwmd6Cw

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Scientists probe the weird, alien water inside of Uranus and Neptune https://t.co/721ZpHrxiz

[Astronomy Magazine @AstronomyMag]

Just how big is the largest exoplanet? https://t.co/015VR1b6wL

[News from Science @NewsfromScience]

When scientists took a closer look at the fruit tissue of the laurustinus shrub, they found no blue pigment as is typical in other blue fruits such as blueberries. So how are they blue? Turns out, the color has an unusual origin: https://t.co/ermv8CNi8W

[Astronomy Magazine @AstronomyMag]

Larger than Earth but smaller than Neptune, these in-between worlds harbor some surprisingly terrestrial environments. https://t.co/TtaEO3W3Pt

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Have a look at this fascinating blog!

The Zero Insight https://t.co/fwSSDgxTDv via @wordpressdotcom

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Peering at the cosmos, @SOFIAtelescope captured the first signs of star birth ✨ caused by winds in a nearby nebula: https://t.co/mNJGLHsDgd

[NASA Earth @NASAEarth]

Satellites and astronauts have tracked a cloud of dust from the Sahara Desert as it blew across the Atlantic Ocean. The transport of dust is a normal process and even helps fertilize the Amazon rainforest, an ocean away.
https://t.co/lgYYu0LLl0