08 Jun, 2026

6 Bots That Deliver Science and Serendipity on Twitter

Social media often feels noisy. Endless opinions, trending hashtags, and recycled content can make it hard to find something meaningful. Yet, hidden in that noise, a small group of automated accounts quietly delivers value every single day. These are Twitter bots—now operating on X—that share science, data, and unexpected insights. They don’t argue. They don’t […]

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Hans Dehmelt, Nobel Laureate for Isolating Electrons, Dies at 94

Hans Dehmelt, a pioneering physicist whose experiments changed how scientists understand the smallest building blocks of matter, has died at the age of 94. He was best known for achieving something once considered nearly impossible in physics: isolating and studying a single electron in a controlled laboratory environment. His work didn’t just refine atomic physics—it […]

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Photos of Jupiter From NASA Spacecraft, Both Near and Far

Jupiter doesn’t look like a calm planet. Even from Earth, it appears as a swirling ball of color and motion. But when spacecraft get closer, the giant planet becomes something else entirely: a violent, beautiful system of storms, clouds, and magnetic forces. NASA missions have captured Jupiter from different distances—some close enough to reveal storm […]

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