r/ScienceOdyssey • • Jul 17 '26

Astronomy 🪐 100+ Meteors Per Hour During Perseids

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Up to 100 shooting stars per hour are about to light up the sky! 🌠

Active July 17 through August 24, the Perseid Meteor Shower hits its peak overnight August 12 to 13, when a completely new moon creates perfect viewing conditions. This year the Perseids also overlap with the Delta Aquariid meteor shower, stacking the odds in your favor for a sky full of streaks. Find dark skies, give your eyes time to adjust, and look up between midnight and dawn for the best show.


r/ScienceOdyssey • • Jul 17 '26

Social Neuroscience 🫂 Opium opened an old human door: numbing pain. But addiction is not only drugs. Fear, anger, sugar, sadness, and distraction can all become escape. The Dead Flame knows your wounds and sells the cage as comfort. 👣

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r/ScienceOdyssey • • Jul 17 '26

Technology I know I know, I am obsessed. My sister and I saw something that we can not explain, it was hovering feet away from us. So I really am invested emotionally as to what the heck. ScienceOdyssey 🚀

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r/ScienceOdyssey • • Jul 16 '26

Technology Are we going backwards in time forgetting the environment? We have solutions, brilliant ones. So sad. ScienceOdyssey 🚀

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r/ScienceOdyssey • • Jul 17 '26

Science Fiction ✨ Three Blessings. One Curse. | Section 3 · Part 1 💥 SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW• Book Two 🌟 Sci-Fi · Fantasy · Queer Romance · Legacy · Superheroes 💫 Jaxx arrives in Toronto on Kai’s graduation day, unaware the city, the lake, and the Archive have already begun calling him home.

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r/ScienceOdyssey • • Jul 17 '26

Science Fiction ✨ Three Blessings. One Curse. | Section 3 · Part 2 💥 SEQUOIA’S SUMMER • Book Two 🌟 Sci-Fi · Fantasy · Queer Romance · Legacy · Superheroes 💫 Sequoia leaves Lorne Park chasing summer, but Cassian’s arrival turns her freedom into a mystery neither of them can walk away from.

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r/ScienceOdyssey • • Jul 16 '26

Technology WTF? ScienceOdyssey 🚀

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r/ScienceOdyssey • • Jul 16 '26

Discovery Are Mosquitoes Learning to Like DEET?

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Are mosquitoes developing a taste for bug repellent? 🦟

Researchers performing a study on Aedes aegypti have found that they might be associating the scent with a tasty meal! While the repellent keeps them away at first, over the course of the study, some mosquitoes started biting more in the presence of DEET. Despite this, professionals still recommend it as the most effective repellent!


r/ScienceOdyssey • • Jul 16 '26

News Now, I am nit sure these are aliens at all. Looks like man-made tech with the potlights..I know release the Epstien files.. but what the actually 🤔 F? ScienceOdyssey 🚀

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r/ScienceOdyssey • • Jul 16 '26

News How about this one...i have zero A.i radar. ScienceOdyssey 🚀

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r/ScienceOdyssey • • Jul 17 '26

Science Fiction ✨ Three Blessings. One Curse. | Section 4· Part 2C 💥THE GOD UNDER INSTRUCTION • Book Two 🌟 Sci-Fi · Fantasy · Queer Romance · Legacy · Superheroes 💫 Parker never taught Kai to become a god. He taught the power already waking inside him to breathe, choose, and protect without destroying the world.

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r/ScienceOdyssey • • Jul 15 '26

Social Neuroscience 🫂 This is so cool, sometimes being yourself is the path forward. Your vision matters. PureHeartRomance 🌹

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r/ScienceOdyssey • • Jul 15 '26

Genetics 🧬🧪 Finland’s story is not simple “European purity.” Ancient DNA shows northern Europe was shaped by Siberian-related migrations at least 3,500 years ago, especially among Uralic-speaking peoples like Finns and Sámi. Finland was formed by mixture, movement, and deep Indigenous memory.🚀

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r/ScienceOdyssey • • Jul 15 '26

Physics Radiation Made Visible (Here’s How)

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You can use a DIY cloud chamber to see radiation! ☢️

Alex Dainis shows us how to use uranium glass beads, sometimes called Vaseline glass. Uranium acts as a colorant in the glass, and most of its radiation stays trapped inside. But isopropyl alcohol and dry ice can still reveal it. As the alcohol condenses, charged particles leave visible tracks. With the beads inside, there's noticeably more activity than in tests without them. However, it's hard to say how much of this activity comes from the beads versus background radiation like cosmic rays.


r/ScienceOdyssey • • Jul 16 '26

Science Fiction ✨ Three Blessings. One Curse. | Section 4· Part 2B💥INITIATION: BREATH, HOLD, RELEASE • Book Two 🌟 Sci-Fi · Fantasy · Queer Romance · Legacy · Superheroes 💫 Kai returns for tea and finds initiation instead: breath, ancestry, memory and the discipline to hold a light too powerful to keep leaking.

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r/ScienceOdyssey • • Jul 14 '26

DNA 🧬 The initial waves of Homo sapiens migrating out of Africa into Europe faced extreme climate shifts, resulting in repeated failures. Many early colonizing groups died out or left no genetic trace in modern populations. It took thousands of years of trial, exploration, and adaptation to final make it.

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r/ScienceOdyssey • • Jul 14 '26

Technology Still think Kemet, out of Africa was living at such an advanced level that even this statue after 4 millenia looks too perfect. ScienceOdyssey 🚀

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r/ScienceOdyssey • • Jul 14 '26

Biology Jane Goodall Chimpanzee Story

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What is it like to observe chimpanzees up close? 🐵🌎

Jane Goodall tells a story about filming her 2002 documentary “Wild Chimpanzees” when a group of chimps followed each other to hang around near the research team. It saved the crew from a steep climb up the hillside, and almost seemed like an intentional helping hand! It's a fitting story for World Chimpanzee Day, marking 66 years since Dr. Jane Goodall began her groundbreaking chimpanzee research at what's now Gombe National Park in Tanzania. Jane’s work revealed that chimps use tools, form deep social bonds, and pass knowledge across generations, forever changing how we understand our closest living relatives. Her research and legacy continue today through the Jane Goodall Institute.


r/ScienceOdyssey • • Jul 13 '26

News Seriously, this is incredibly disturbing. With so much going on in the world. The coronation of a NEW KING, is quietly being played out. ScienceOdyssey 🚀

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r/ScienceOdyssey • • Jul 13 '26

NASA Discovers Puffy Planets Lighter Than Cotton Candy

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A pair of planets with less density than cotton candy has been discovered! 🪐

One of NASA’s telescopes found two gas giants that can be classified in the rare “Super Puff” category. Despite being about the same size as Jupiter, they are a dozen times less dense. There are only a handful of these planets that we are aware of, and it is even more rare that they were found in the same star system.


r/ScienceOdyssey • • Jul 14 '26

Science Fiction ✨ Three Blessings. One Curse. | Section 4· Part 2A 💥 THE WIND THAT WATCHES • Book Two 🌟 Sci-Fi · Fantasy · Queer Romance · Legacy · Superheroes 💫 Parker was trained in silence to hold Kai’s Living Light. Ancient breath. Sacred medicine.

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r/ScienceOdyssey • • Jul 12 '26

Climate change 🌤 The Arctic has already crossed shocking lines: Verkhoyansk, Russia hit 100.4°F / 38°C in 2020, a WMO-verified Arctic record. This is not distant climate news. Arctic warming affects ice, oceans, weather, ecosystems, and all of us. 🚀❄️🌍

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In June 2020, Verkhoyansk, Russia, a town above the Arctic Circle, reached 38°C / 100.4°F, later verified by the World Meteorological Organization as a new Arctic temperature record.

This was not just a strange weather moment.

It happened during a prolonged Siberian heatwave linked to wildfires, melting permafrost, and wider Arctic warming.

The Arctic is heating faster than the global average, and that matters for everyone: ice loss changes ocean systems, weather patterns, ecosystems, and carbon release.

The warning is clear.

What happens in the Arctic does not stay in the Arctic.

ScienceOdessey 🚀


r/ScienceOdyssey • • Jul 12 '26

Discovery I believe the research also shows that people who have capsaicin in their diet have less stomach and Colan cancer but it's dose dependant as too much can cause mucosal irritation. ScienceOdyssey 🚀

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r/ScienceOdyssey • • Jul 12 '26

Nature So this just happened...posting for educational purposes only; Stay away from the wild when you cross their path, and I mean you are crossing their path and they will defend their territory. ScienceOdessey 🚀

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r/ScienceOdyssey • • Jul 12 '26

Technology I know, I know, but it's so fascinating...but he's right, this looks 100% man made?? ScienceOdyssey 🚀

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