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Especialista en Telecomunicaciones. Apasionado de la Ciencia y la Tecnológica. Admirador de la mujer bella.

[POSITIVITY @PositivitySaid]

Just breathe. 🌿✨

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SHOCKING🚨: Neuroscience confirms that brains cells are directly influenced by self-talk, the internal dialogue or conscious thoughts

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Am I pretty

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A knot that allows you to carry objects with a rope

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🚨 : A Pill that can completely regenerate Bones and reverse Osteoporosis, Japanese scientists are on verge of developing compounds that could activate bone-forming cells and reverse mineral loss in bones.

[Joaquin Ignacio Lopez Mesa @joacolopezmesa]

NUEVO DESCUBRIMIENTO

Científicos en Alemania están desarrollando un hidrogel inyectable diseñado para ayudar a regenerar el cartílago dañado dentro de las articulaciones, ofreciendo potencialmente una futura alternativa a las cirugías invasivas de rodilla y a los implantes.

El gel funciona creando una estructura de soporte dentro de la articulación que estimula a las propias células del cuerpo a reconstruir el tejido cartilaginoso con el tiempo. Los primeros estudios han mostrado resultados prometedores para tratar la osteoartritis y la degeneración articular.

Fuente: National Library of Medicine

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Teenager Christopher Slayton built the ‘entire known universe’ in mine craft

[Shining Science @ShiningScience]

🚨 A devastating report reveals that Earth lost half of its wild animal populations in just 40 years, driven by unsustainable human consumption and habitat destruction.

A critical report by the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) and the Zoological Society of London has delivered a stark wake-up call, revealing that global wildlife populations plummeted by 50% between 1970 and 2010.

By tracking 10,000 distinct populations across 3,000 species, researchers created the Living Planet Index to measure the catastrophic scale of human impact on the natural world.

Freshwater ecosystems suffered the most devastating blow, with animal numbers crashing by 75% due to severe pollution, excessive water extraction, and river fragmentation by dams. Land and marine species have fared similarly poorly, with both groups seeing their populations tumble by 40% as habitats are cleared and species are overexploited for food.

The biodiversity crisis is fundamentally fueled by humanity's swelling ecological footprint, with global consumption rates requiring 1.5 Earths to sustainably support our current lifestyle.

However, this resource strain is heavily skewed; the report highlights that it would take four planet Earths to sustain the average consumption level of a United States resident, and 2.5 Earths for the United Kingdom [1]. While wealthier countries may point to local conservation gains, researchers warn they are simply outsourcing ecological damage by importing goods tied to deforestation and habitat loss in developing nations.

To curb this decline, experts insist on an immediate global pivot toward sustainable food production, resource equity, and aggressive habitat protection.

source: Carrington, D. ( September 30). Earth has lost half of its wildlife in the past 40 years, says WWF. The Guardian

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Qué edad tenías cuando supiste que esta era la forma correcta de doblar algunas de tus prendas?

Por qué no lo supe antes? 😱😱😱

A veces el doblar tu ropa es todo un arte!

[Curiosity @CuriosityonX]

🚨: Voyager 1 is now so far from Earth that a signal traveling at the speed of light takes 23 hours, 32 minutes and 35.444 seconds to reach it — so when engineers send a command, they can wait nearly two days to know whether the spacecraft responded.

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Useful knots you should know

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This knot will be useful.

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🚨 A Wound That Heals in Just Hours?

Scientists have created a skin-like hydrogel that could dramatically speed up wound healing. In testing, wounds closed by up to 90% within 4 hours and fully healed within 24 hours. The material keeps wounds moist, protects damaged tissue, and helps the body repair itself more efficiently. If future studies confirm these results in humans, it could transform treatment for cuts, burns, and chronic wounds.

Source:
Nature. Skin-inspired hydrogel research on accelerated wound healing. Nature Publishing Group.

[SciTech Girl @scitechgirl]

🚨 EARLY CANCER DETECTION COULD BE HIDDEN IN YOUR BLOOD

Scientists in Denmark are working on a new blood test that may one day detect multiple types of cancer before any symptoms appear. The test looks for tiny biological signals in the blood, including DNA fragments and proteins linked to early tumor activity.

By using advanced AI and data analysis, researchers hope to identify cancer at its earliest stage—when treatment is most effective. Although the technology is still being tested and needs large clinical trials, it could transform the future of healthcare if proven successful.

Source:
Danish Cancer Society Research Center. (n.d.). Early cancer detection research and blood-based screening technologies.

[Enséñame de Ciencia @EnsedeCiencia]

Esos pequeños motores a pilas nos convirtió a muchos en científicos de niños. 🤓

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How to build a balanced meal like a dietitian👇The PLATE method.

[Suma Y vive @SumaYVive]

El camello puede caminar 40 km al día sobre 70°C de suelo.

No siente el calor.
No se hunde en la arena.
No pierde energía con cada paso.

La razón está en algo que nadie mira:

Sus patas. 🧵