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the 20s are going to be a wild decade

S THIS WEEK IN SCIENCE 11-17 January 2021 @ScienceAlert Scientists warn we're hurtling towards a "ghastly future" we don't comprehend-trapped between compounding crises. Cancer cells can evade chemo- therapy by going into a bear- like hibernation. The tumour acts like an entire organism. Biologists spied electric eels hunting in groups to trap and zap their fishy prey - an unusu- al strategy for fish. Our gut's immune system mixing up what's an infection and what's food may be a key mechanism behind IBS. Astronomers think they may have finally heard the back- ground 'hum' of the Universe's gravitational waves. Archaeologists found the earli- est known animal drawing-this 45,500-year-old Indonesian cave art of a warty pig.

S THIS WEEK IN SCIENCE 11-17 January 2021 @ScienceAlert Scientists warn we're hurtling towards a "ghastly future" we don't comprehend-trapped between compounding crises. Cancer cells can evade chemo- therapy by going into a bear- like hibernation. The tumour acts like an entire organism. Biologists spied electric eels hunting in groups to trap and zap their fishy prey - an unusu- al strategy for fish. Our gut's immune system mixing up what's an infection and what's food may be a key mechanism behind IBS. Astronomers think they may have finally heard the back- ground 'hum' of the Universe's gravitational waves. Archaeologists found the earli- est known animal drawing-this 45,500-year-old Indonesian cave art of a warty pig.

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Well yes, but actually no @sciencehook

Well yes, but actually no @sciencehook

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Egg, forms of child to eat. one of the most popular

Egg, forms of child to eat. one of the most popular

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Earth Sucks

tBeverlicious Retweeted unblock me you coward @a_lolbrarian We went to the planetarium today and when the voiceover said "this is the earth" one of the kids booed 6:06 PM 13 Jan 18 27.4K Retweets 105K Likes

tBeverlicious Retweeted unblock me you coward @a_lolbrarian We went to the planetarium today and when the voiceover said "this is the earth" one of the kids booed 6:06 PM 13 Jan 18 27.4K Retweets 105K Likes

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That Herbert Punk Deserved It 😤

1. Put two mice in two containers, but put a plant in the bottom of one. 2. The mouse without the plant will die because it ran out of oxygen. 3. By performing this experiment, we've proven you have some serious psychological problems. 4. Seriously, it was just photosynthesis. We knew about it already. Herbert died for nothing.

1. Put two mice in two containers, but put a plant in the bottom of one. 2. The mouse without the plant will die because it ran out of oxygen. 3. By performing this experiment, we've proven you have some serious psychological problems. 4. Seriously, it was just photosynthesis. We knew about it already. Herbert died for nothing.

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Die randomly

themysteriousmurasamecastle e (b) Die randomly this pic from my biology textbook is way funnier than it needs to be izz-erbreadhouses I hate being a bio major bc l know exactly what this stupid picture is referring to myothertardisisonthemun do tell j----erbreadhouses there are these things called survivorship curves and there are three types Type I (shown in red) Type ll (blue) and Type III (green) They're created by looking at birth and death rates of a given species and the curve shows at what point in time an organism of a specific species will die. For example, humans have a fairly low infant mortality and if you make it to around age 16 you'll probably survive until you're around 75 unless there's an accident or you have some undetected disease that would cause you to die early. Type l are plants, fish, and other marine animals that have a very low chance of survival at birth but if they make it past infancy they will likely live to their life expectancy. Type Il are birds, small lizards and mammals and they really just die randomly 1,000 Type II 100 10 Type IlI 0 age in relative units 2011 Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.

themysteriousmurasamecastle e (b) Die randomly this pic from my biology textbook is way funnier than it needs to be izz-erbreadhouses I hate being a bio major bc l know exactly what this stupid picture is referring to myothertardisisonthemun do tell j----erbreadhouses there are these things called survivorship curves and there are three types Type I (shown in red) Type ll (blue) and Type III (green) They're created by looking at birth and death rates of a given species and the curve shows at what point in time an organism of a specific species will die. For example, humans have a fairly low infant mortality and if you make it to around age 16 you'll probably survive until you're around 75 unless there's an accident or you have some undetected disease that would cause you to die early. Type l are plants, fish, and other marine animals that have a very low chance of survival at birth but if they make it past infancy they will likely live to their life expectancy. Type Il are birds, small lizards and mammals and they really just die randomly 1,000 Type II 100 10 Type IlI 0 age in relative units 2011 Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.

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IQ myths debunked

Steve Stewart-Williams @SteveStuWill Ten Common IQ Myths Debunked books.google.com.my/books?id nvbMB Ten common myths (debunked in this book) 71 You can't sum up a person/measure a person's worth in a single number." 72 Intelligence tests only tell you how good you are at doing intelligence tests." 73 Your IQ is just a reflection of your social background.' (IQ only correlates 74 ‘There are multiple separate intelligences." (All mental abilities are correlated- 75 'Brain size isn't related to intelligence.' (Larger brains are linked to higher IQ- 76 Intelligence is immutable.' (There's plenty of evidence for IQ change see 77 'Intelligence research is elitist/sexist/racist.' (Facts don't have moral values 78 Intelligence tests just measure culturally valued information.' (They include 79 Twin studies have been discredited.' (They haven't, and even if they had, other 80 tests were originally invented for eugenic purposes. (The story is complex, (Nobody said you could-see Chapter 3.) (They tell you much more than that-see Chapter 3.) modestly with social background- see Chapter 3.) see Chapter 2.) see Chapter 4.) Chapter 5.) attached see Chapter 6.) much more basic tests, like speed-see Chapter 2.) methods tell us that IQ is heritable - see Chapter 4.) but the first test was invented by Binet to help children with learning disabilities see Chapter 1.) 2:35 PM May 22, 2018 359 Retweets943 Likes

Steve Stewart-Williams @SteveStuWill Ten Common IQ Myths Debunked books.google.com.my/books?id nvbMB Ten common myths (debunked in this book) 71 You can't sum up a person/measure a person's worth in a single number." 72 Intelligence tests only tell you how good you are at doing intelligence tests." 73 Your IQ is just a reflection of your social background.' (IQ only correlates 74 ‘There are multiple separate intelligences." (All mental abilities are correlated- 75 'Brain size isn't related to intelligence.' (Larger brains are linked to higher IQ- 76 Intelligence is immutable.' (There's plenty of evidence for IQ change see 77 'Intelligence research is elitist/sexist/racist.' (Facts don't have moral values 78 Intelligence tests just measure culturally valued information.' (They include 79 Twin studies have been discredited.' (They haven't, and even if they had, other 80 tests were originally invented for eugenic purposes. (The story is complex, (Nobody said you could-see Chapter 3.) (They tell you much more than that-see Chapter 3.) modestly with social background- see Chapter 3.) see Chapter 2.) see Chapter 4.) Chapter 5.) attached see Chapter 6.) much more basic tests, like speed-see Chapter 2.) methods tell us that IQ is heritable - see Chapter 4.) but the first test was invented by Binet to help children with learning disabilities see Chapter 1.) 2:35 PM May 22, 2018 359 Retweets943 Likes

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Thanks Newton

THIS WOULD BE THE WORLD IF ISAAC NEWTON HAD NOT INVENTED GRAVITY 2 #mc 3081 ac. 1602 dc.

THIS WOULD BE THE WORLD IF ISAAC NEWTON HAD NOT INVENTED GRAVITY 2 #mc 3081 ac. 1602 dc.

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Ah yes, the three genders

6. I like Science Yes O No Female 7.I think STEM (science, tech

6. I like Science Yes O No Female 7.I think STEM (science, tech

Galactic Homies

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Git o80 hniques to gather ethods Synthesize ce Lab 0807 Inqa to detemine cause eror Sun? ce, but it can give you an id can build your very own m household items. Amaze many metersticks can of Analyze the Results Analyzing Results culations, how far from the Earth is the sun? Don't forget to convert your measurements to meters Draw Conclusions d I place between the Earth Evaluating Data You could put 150 bilion metersticks between the Earth and the sun. Compare this information with your result in step 11. Do you think that this activity was a good way to measure the Earth's distance from the s the question above. your partner to measure the diameter Ashe image on the card by using the met- 0907In4.4 sun? Support your answer. 087ng.3 of the ler. Record the diameter of the image in ric millimeters. m square from the middle of uare over the hole in the cen- he distance between the window and dex card by reading the point at whickh k the foil to form a tiny hole u have just constructed your g device! ng the sun so that sunlight le. Caution: Do not look the the card rests on the meterstick. Calculate the distance between Earth and the sun by using the following formula: distance between sun's diameter x distance to the image image's diameter 1 cm 10 mm 1 m 100 cnm 1 km ะะ 1,000 m the sun and Earth against the window and meterstick with one hand. (Hint: The sun's diameter is 1,392,000,000 m.) card close to the pinhole. rimage on the card. This s large enough to meas e card sharply focused. touches the bottom of

The Exact Moment that Lightning Struck the Water

Mosquito Lagoon, Cape Canaveral (Kennedy Space Center), Florida, 1991.

Mosquito Lagoon, Cape Canaveral (Kennedy Space Center), Florida, 1991.

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Fetal Neurons Making Their First Connections

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Things I can fit up my ass Your

Things I can fit up my ass Your

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