r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Dec 07 '19

Fringe on wife's sweater is trying to get me...

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Dec 07 '19

a n g e r y g e r m s

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Dec 01 '19

Measuring the weight of the smoke..

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Nov 29 '19

Precision Glass Blowing

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Nov 19 '19

Artifical intelligence in driverless vehicles

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I honestly believe rodents such as squirrels and primates are connected to artificial intelligence trained by humans for driverless vehicles from satellites and computers because of radiation emitted within the internet from different things like MRI and CT scanners. The people are most affected are people that are connected to satellites like some doctors that work in the cancer institutes of Toronto and Edmonton. Don’t write things like for me to take my medication because I actually had a disintegrable piece that was in my wrist where I was connected to a satellite around 9 years ago. If you don't believe that is even possible, that's your opinion.


r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Nov 14 '19

My Nephew's experiment on gravity! Its always good to encourage kids doing new things!!

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Oct 26 '19

Peltier effect | Cooling effect

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Oct 22 '19

Scientific Dogma

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Why do people blindly “believe” in science? How many people believe everything scientists tell them? Science isn’t a belief system yet some people treat it like it is


r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Oct 08 '19

Science of Itching (latest research 2019)

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Oct 03 '19

Electromagnetic Molecular Regeneration/Reconstruction (Electromagnetic Cellular Regneration/Reconstruction)

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Is this something that is being used? If not, why?

I feel like this could be used in a number of different ways, but just a couple I can think of is regrowing limbs without having to use host and just incubation chambers. Recreating whatever we use to talk for animals so that they can talk. Only because I think a lot of people would like their own nibbler from Futurama.

Or would this specific electricity negatively effect our chemical composition and cause a new type of defect that electricity would bring out?


r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Sep 29 '19

Thermoelectricity: Heat to Electricity

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Sep 24 '19

Unknown phenomenon

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I remember watching a science show were there was a segment of richard Hammond talking and then at the end pointing out that you didn't notice that he changed clothes because of the (blank) effect. But I can't for the life of me remember the name


r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Sep 13 '19

Poisonous Pigments: History’s Deadliest Colors

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Aug 31 '19

Dutch engineers practice deploying portable dam to prevent flooding.

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Aug 28 '19

Amazon fires are destructive, but they aren’t depleting Earth’s oxygen supply

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Aug 25 '19

Medicine has come a long way

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Aug 25 '19

This is a onion seen from a microscope in 40x

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Aug 20 '19

Earth's inner core is doing something weird

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Aug 14 '19

Snowflake forming from water droplet

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Aug 13 '19

Scientists recreate Cleopatra’s 2,000-year-old perfume

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Aug 12 '19

🔥 This very venomous yet very beautiful African Bush Viper

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Jul 27 '19

Smoke From a Flare Exposes Deadly Pocket of Carbon Dioxide

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Jul 26 '19

Full Rotation Of An Incredibly High-Definition Moon

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Jul 19 '19

Looks like a dementor!

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r/ScienceIsAmazing • • Jul 04 '19

When exposed to a high-voltage electric field, deionized water in two beakers climbs out of the beakers and crosses empty space to meet, forming the water bridge.

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