The important thing in science is not so much to obtain new facts as to discover new ways of thinking about them. ~William Lawrence Bragg
Lutterworth, England
Joined June 2016
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This clip by Anatomy Standard provides a visualization of the knee biomechanics, in which it's possible to note the adaptive deformation of menisci and the action of the cruciate ligaments [source: buff.ly/3ARcK5h] teapawt.net/crazyfunnystuff/status…
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[#RecognizeWomenInScience]
Dr. Rosalind Franklin made a crucial contribution to the discovery of the double helix structure of DNA 🧬, but 3 male scientists received the @NobelPrize for it. She did scientific research in the 1950s, even though her family was against it. ⤵
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Week 1 of Aliens & Exoplanets 🛸🪐
✂️ #SpaceCrafts at 11:00 each day
👩🏿🚀 #SpaceCadetsClub on Wednesday
👉 spacecentre.co.uk/event/east…
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We are so excited about our fantastic free #BSW21 activity packs that you can download now! Thanks so much to @MewburnEllisLLP for helping us make them a reality! Download now 👉bsa.sc/bsw21-activity-packs
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📚 Here's your timetable for @cbbc and @BBCTwo #lockdownlearning next week! Full attendance please! 😜 @bbcbitesize @BBCiPlayer
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In case you didn’t think our Solar System was amazing, try Europa, a moon of Jupiter that seems to glow in the dark! planetary.org/space-images/e…
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Spinning a skateboard wheel so fast the rotational forces rip it apart (with the help of a super powerful waterjet [full video: bit.ly/2joziSe]
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Blue Moon alert:
This year, a Full Moon lands on Halloween. With a 29.5-day cycle of phases, any time you squeeze two full moons into a month, the second one is called the “Blue Moon.”
Yes, that means February is S.O.L. in its bid for Blue Moons.
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BREAKING: Government #Uturn means both A levels and GCSEs will be awarded based on teacher-assessed grades. Students will receive whichever is higher: CAGs or moderated grades. #alevels2020 #GCSE2020
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Next week is ⭐️ SCIENCE WEEK ⭐️ on #BBCBitesizeDaily - here's what we've got coming up!
Tune in every weekday at 9am on @BBCiPlayer and the Red Button 👉 bbc.in/BitesizeDaily
#HomeSchooling #HomeSchoolingUK
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It’s #EarthDay!🌎🙌To help your children learn about topics such as conservation or how to design your own Antarctic research station, try out our FREE #BSW20 activity packs themed around ‘Our Diverse Planet’ here: bsa.sc/activity-packs-2020
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Thanks to the Wallace-Bolyai-Gerwien Theorem we know that any polygon can be dissected into pieces and rearranged to match any other polygon of the same area buff.ly/2RLpC3Y [source of the gif: buff.ly/2RJyirt]
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The is probably one of the most impressive pictures of a microburst. Photographer John Skiba managed to capture with a lightning in Genoa, Colorado on July 20, 2017 bit.ly/2uNUCXM
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The theme for the @ScienceWeekUK 2020 poster competition is 'Our diverse planet'🔬
Entries are welcomed from youth groups and other organisations in addition to schools and entrants can be teams or individuals🔭👇
britishscienceweek.org/plan-…
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This is a transverse section of leaf of a Xerophytic (desert-climate) grass like Ammophila Arenaria observed at the microscope by Phil Gates: the vascular bundles curiously resemble smiling faces [source: buff.ly/mZ6ltw]
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There's a point where the velocity is null due the pull of the rope. This is when Damien Walters lets go and executes an unsecured hold & release bungee jump buff.ly/2wVdhR0 [the physics of bungee jumping: buff.ly/2wTWOwi]
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This Magnetic Games video shows how a magnetic field works with an attractive slow motion demonstration of collected magnetite sand as it gathered around a powerful magnet [full video: buff.ly/2vHD3eu]
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The story of the student that accidentally discovered the bluest blue pigment while trying to heat together oxides of manganese, yttrium, and indium at 1100°C buff.ly/2NAOys5
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These orangutans are located in the Camp Leakey research facility in Central Borneo, where they are observed by researchers who aim to return them to the wild. Though the orangutans are untrained, they are watching us and learning buff.ly/2N32Y7p