The Largest Extinction Event On Earth!
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23 Dec, 18:49
Did scientists discover a parallel universe in which time flows backwards? nope.:(
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11 Dec, 19:57
👃 What does space smell like?
Weirdly enough, it’s not nothing—and astronauts have noticed some surprising scents! 🌌
After spacewalks, astronauts have reported smells like burnt steak, welding fumes, or gunpowder clinging to their spacesuits. But how can a vacuum with no air have a scent?
👉 Here’s one explanation: Ultraviolet rays from the Sun break up oxygen molecules (O2) near the ISS, creating individual oxygen atoms. These atoms stick to spacesuits and trigger chemical reactions, including ozone—a gas with a sharp, burnt smell.
👉 Another explanation? Space itself! Dying stars release molecules called polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), which smell like charred foods—think burnt toast or grilled meat. These PAHs cling to spacesuits, giving astronauts a literal whiff of the universe!
Weirdly enough, it’s not nothing—and astronauts have noticed some surprising scents! 🌌
After spacewalks, astronauts have reported smells like burnt steak, welding fumes, or gunpowder clinging to their spacesuits. But how can a vacuum with no air have a scent?
👉 Here’s one explanation: Ultraviolet rays from the Sun break up oxygen molecules (O2) near the ISS, creating individual oxygen atoms. These atoms stick to spacesuits and trigger chemical reactions, including ozone—a gas with a sharp, burnt smell.
👉 Another explanation? Space itself! Dying stars release molecules called polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), which smell like charred foods—think burnt toast or grilled meat. These PAHs cling to spacesuits, giving astronauts a literal whiff of the universe!
TechBrain. KidGram TV
11 Dec, 19:56
Google just announced a crazy new quantum computing chip. It can solve a problem in 5 minutes that would take one of the fastest supercomputers 10 septillion years! BUT that problem was a “benchmark” problem called RCS, chosen specifically because it’s extremely hard for a supercomputer - which are still better at basically everything practical.
The real reason you should care about quantum computers and this new chip is less about beating supercomputers at things they’re already great at and more about doing new things - like really accurate simulations of nature at a quantum level that could be used for drug discovery or battery development or more.
The real reason you should care about quantum computers and this new chip is less about beating supercomputers at things they’re already great at and more about doing new things - like really accurate simulations of nature at a quantum level that could be used for drug discovery or battery development or more.
TechBrain. KidGram TV
04 Dec, 21:18
NASA's probe will experience temperatures that melt diamond.
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02 Dec, 16:29
If humans have only ever been 12 kilometers down... how do we know what’s inside? Well, scientists used to have some interesting ideas about this! But now, one big answer is: Earthquakes. Here’s how it works.
TechBrain. KidGram TV
29 Nov, 16:24
✨ Meet WOH G64: the largest star we've ever imaged outside our Galaxy! 🪐
This red supergiant lives in the Large Magellanic Cloud and is up to 2,000 times the size of our Sun—big enough to stretch all the way to Saturn if it were in our Solar System! 🌌
But there’s more: WOH G64 is surrounded by a mysterious dust cloud that’s oddly shaped. Could it be gas jets? A hidden companion star? Scientists aren’t sure yet! 🤔
And because it’s in a low-metallicity galaxy, this star gives us fresh insights into stellar evolution in different environments. One day, it’ll go supernova, enriching its galaxy with heavy elements. For now, though, we get to witness its dramatic finale! 💥
This red supergiant lives in the Large Magellanic Cloud and is up to 2,000 times the size of our Sun—big enough to stretch all the way to Saturn if it were in our Solar System! 🌌
But there’s more: WOH G64 is surrounded by a mysterious dust cloud that’s oddly shaped. Could it be gas jets? A hidden companion star? Scientists aren’t sure yet! 🤔
And because it’s in a low-metallicity galaxy, this star gives us fresh insights into stellar evolution in different environments. One day, it’ll go supernova, enriching its galaxy with heavy elements. For now, though, we get to witness its dramatic finale! 💥
TechBrain. KidGram TV
29 Nov, 16:23
Earth lore is insane… trying to fit the history of earth in 90 seconds is more insane
TechBrain. KidGram TV
27 Nov, 20:54
An international team of astronomers recently uncovered a unique system named J1721+8842. This isn’t just any gravitational lens—it’s the first-ever compound lens made by the alignment of two galaxies!
Why does this matter? Well, this discovery could help scientists more accurately measure the Hubble constant, potentially resolving a major debate in cosmology. Who knew that two galaxies aligning perfectly could unlock new secrets of the universe?
Why does this matter? Well, this discovery could help scientists more accurately measure the Hubble constant, potentially resolving a major debate in cosmology. Who knew that two galaxies aligning perfectly could unlock new secrets of the universe?
TechBrain. KidGram TV
20 Nov, 21:21
We don’t exactly know it got there, but it’s most likely from rivers and hydrothermal vents
TechBrain. KidGram TV
20 Nov, 21:20
A human white blood cell chasing a bacterium demonstrates the immune system in action 🦠
TechBrain. KidGram TV
18 Nov, 19:12
his is basically mind reading: Scientists re-created what people see by reading their brain scans. But here’s how it actually works...
Scientists trained a machine learning system on brain scans from four participants as they viewed thousands of photos. These brain scans gathered information from two regions of the brain: one that registers the contents of an image and another that registers the layout and perspective...
Scientists trained a machine learning system on brain scans from four participants as they viewed thousands of photos. These brain scans gathered information from two regions of the brain: one that registers the contents of an image and another that registers the layout and perspective...
TechBrain. KidGram TV
18 Nov, 19:11
This isn’t exclusive to the United States by the way, the U.S. just has more data on it because we are literally everywhere
TechBrain. KidGram TV
14 Nov, 22:33
Is there life on this moon? NASA wants to find out…
NASA just launched a mission to look for alien life on Europa, one of Jupiter’s moons. The reason scientists think it might have life starts with the fact that deep beneath its icy surface
evidence suggests there might be a huge saltwater ocean, with about twice as much water as all of Earth’s oceans combined....
NASA just launched a mission to look for alien life on Europa, one of Jupiter’s moons. The reason scientists think it might have life starts with the fact that deep beneath its icy surface
evidence suggests there might be a huge saltwater ocean, with about twice as much water as all of Earth’s oceans combined....
TechBrain. KidGram TV
12 Nov, 15:36
gravity isnt the same everywhere on earth… there are gravitational anomalies
TechBrain. KidGram TV
28 Oct, 22:26
Scientists have built basically a real-life tractor beam. You know, in sci-fi, a beam of light can pull things in. Scientists are hoping their tractor beam could pull cells onto a sensor or out of a person painlessly during a biopsy. Here's how it works...
TechBrain. KidGram TV
28 Oct, 22:25
"Pulse Island," created by Rafael Lozano- Hemmer in Abu Dhabi has over 4,000 Edison bulbs that mirror your heartbeat.
Each light pulsates to the rhythm of a visitor's pulse, symbolizing the fleeting nature of life.
Each light pulsates to the rhythm of a visitor's pulse, symbolizing the fleeting nature of life.
TechBrain. KidGram TV
28 Oct, 22:25
Only one spacecraft has ever gotten close to Pluto... heres what New Horizons learned about the dwarf planet
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18 Oct, 20:39
Breaking space news!! 👉Astronomers have spotted the biggest pair of black hole jets ever seen in the universe!
😳The jets stretch for around 23 million light-years, well beyond the limits of their host galaxy and stretching as long as 140 Milky Way galaxies lined up from end to end.
📌✨This latest finding suggests that these giant jet systems may have had a larger influence on the formation of galaxies in the young universe than previously believed. ‘ Porphyrion’ existed during an early epoch when the wispy filaments that connect and feed galaxies, known as the cosmic web, were closer together than they are now. That means enormous jets like Porphyrion reached across a greater portion of the cosmic web compared to jets in the local universe.
😳The jets stretch for around 23 million light-years, well beyond the limits of their host galaxy and stretching as long as 140 Milky Way galaxies lined up from end to end.
📌✨This latest finding suggests that these giant jet systems may have had a larger influence on the formation of galaxies in the young universe than previously believed. ‘ Porphyrion’ existed during an early epoch when the wispy filaments that connect and feed galaxies, known as the cosmic web, were closer together than they are now. That means enormous jets like Porphyrion reached across a greater portion of the cosmic web compared to jets in the local universe.
TechBrain. KidGram TV
18 Oct, 20:38
You won’t believe this discovery! 🚀
Astronomers just found the largest black hole jet system EVER, and it’s a monster! 🌌
Meet Porphyrion—a structure 23 million light-years long, created by a supermassive black hole. 💥
Astronomers just found the largest black hole jet system EVER, and it’s a monster! 🌌
Meet Porphyrion—a structure 23 million light-years long, created by a supermassive black hole. 💥
TechBrain. KidGram TV
17 Oct, 13:27
Where does lost weight ACTUALLY go? 🤔
The answer might surprise you (and will definitely help you understand why it’s so hard to lose weight only by increasing your activity)
The answer might surprise you (and will definitely help you understand why it’s so hard to lose weight only by increasing your activity)
TechBrain. KidGram TV
10 Oct, 14:18
There are quite a few really scary places in our universe. Most of them are cold worlds with no chances of life ever evolving there.
But even among all this gloomy diversity some objects can be singled out that may rightfully be called the most dangerous exoplanets ever discovered by now. And today I invite you to check out the most incredible ones.🌌✨
But even among all this gloomy diversity some objects can be singled out that may rightfully be called the most dangerous exoplanets ever discovered by now. And today I invite you to check out the most incredible ones.🌌✨
TechBrain. KidGram TV
10 Oct, 14:17
The Orion Nebula, a place where stars are born, produces enough water molecules to fill Earth's oceans 60 times every day! 🤯
But guess what? Earth's water came from space too! Billions of years ago, comets and asteroids rich in water crashed into our young planet, leaving us with the water we depend on today. 🌍
But guess what? Earth's water came from space too! Billions of years ago, comets and asteroids rich in water crashed into our young planet, leaving us with the water we depend on today. 🌍
TechBrain. KidGram TV
08 Oct, 18:16
When lightning strikes a building without a lightning rod, a large amount of current passes through the building and can damage it. If a lightning rod is present, then instead of travelling through the building, lightning will pass through the lightning rod and dissipate into the ground, leaving the building unharmed.
TechBrain. KidGram TV
08 Oct, 18:16
While lightning rods help protect a structure from a direct lightning strike, a complete lightning protection system is needed to help prevent harmful electrical surges and possible fires caused by lightning entering a structure via wires and pipes.
TechBrain. KidGram TV
08 Oct, 18:14
Did the pentagon find an alien mothership in the solar system shooting out seed pods?!
TechBrain. KidGram TV
18 Sep, 17:56
SPACE NEWS: new moon just dropped (for a couple months but still, a new moon is a new moon)
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18 Sep, 17:56
Some neutron stars, called pulsars, emit streams of light that we see as flashes because the beams of light sweep in and out of our vision as the star rotates. The fastest known pulsar, named PSR J1748-2446ad, spins 43,000 times every minute!! 🤯
TechBrain. KidGram TV
17 Sep, 14:43
The robot that tried to hitchhike across the United States.😢
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17 Sep, 14:42
Did you know an asteroid will pass so close to Earth that you’ll see it with your own eyes? 🤯
On Friday the 13th in April 2029, the asteroid Apophis will zoom past Earth closer than some satellites—yes, it’s THAT close! 😮 But don’t panic—there’s no chance it’ll hit us. This rare event is a scientific goldmine. NASA’s OSIRIS-APEX mission will even study how Earth’s gravity affects Apophis.
On Friday the 13th in April 2029, the asteroid Apophis will zoom past Earth closer than some satellites—yes, it’s THAT close! 😮 But don’t panic—there’s no chance it’ll hit us. This rare event is a scientific goldmine. NASA’s OSIRIS-APEX mission will even study how Earth’s gravity affects Apophis.
TechBrain. KidGram TV
17 Sep, 14:41
You’ve never seen a brain like this…
This is the most detailed map of the human brain ever made. And it only maps a slice of the brain smaller than a grain of rice. Here’s how scientists at Harvard did this…
This is the most detailed map of the human brain ever made. And it only maps a slice of the brain smaller than a grain of rice. Here’s how scientists at Harvard did this…
TechBrain. KidGram TV
16 Sep, 12:25
Everything you could want to know about the Trappist-1 system, and its seven Earth-like exoplanets.
TechBrain. KidGram TV
16 Sep, 12:25
Your DNA strand is as small as you are to Sun, and that is only one of many fascinating scale comparisons within our universe!🧬
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