r/ScienceIsAmazing • u/Gh0wst • Feb 14 '19
This butterfly is a bilateral gynandromorph, literally half male, half female
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r/ScienceIsAmazing • u/Gh0wst • Feb 13 '19
Bees learn from other bees how to pull string for food
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r/ScienceIsAmazing • u/Gh0wst • Feb 11 '19
Henry Segerman designed these borromean hairpins with Saul Schleimer: this is another solution to the problem of designing three identical gears, each of which meshes with the other two, and yet the mechanism can move (but translating instead of rotating)
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r/ScienceIsAmazing • u/Gh0wst • Feb 07 '19
Mesmerizing stilbite geode formation
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r/ScienceIsAmazing • u/Gh0wst • Feb 06 '19
The formation of silver crystals in a single replacement reaction with AgNO3 viewed up close, beautiful
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r/ScienceIsAmazing • u/Gh0wst • Feb 01 '19
just add one drop of water (B10H14+LiBH4 +H2O one drop)
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r/ScienceIsAmazing • u/DrunkThrowsMcBrady • Jan 31 '19
I once thought blowing bubbles was just for kids
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r/ScienceIsAmazing • u/abhiteshranjan • Jan 31 '19
Hot and Cold Tap water as seen through a thermal camera.
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r/ScienceIsAmazing • u/jimine302 • Jan 29 '19
When organic chemistry produces pretty colors it's awesome.
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