Brooke Martin+FollowDid Space Water Just Break the Internet?Ever seen a glass of water just chilling on a table—in space? That’s what set TikTok on fire after Chinese astronauts filmed a science lesson aboard their space station. Some folks thought the still water meant the whole mission was faked. Turns out, astronauts use special cups that keep water from floating away. So, no, it’s not a cover-up—just some clever spaceware! Next time you see a viral “gotcha” video, remember: sometimes science is just cooler than fiction. #SpaceFacts #Debunked #ScienceIsCool #Business #Industry10Share
Zachary Gutierrez+FollowAmber Plant? Nope, It’s Dino Tail Drama!Thought this was just a pretty plant in amber? Plot twist: it’s actually a 99-million-year-old dinosaur tail—feathers and all! Scientists first thought it was a leaf, but a closer look revealed dino DNA. This wild find proves some dinos rocked feathers (not just scales) and gives us a peek into their ancient world. Makes you wonder what else is hiding in amber, right? Nature’s got jokes! #DinosaurDiscovery #AmberFinds #ScienceIsCool #Prehistoric #FeatheredDinos #Science50Share
Annette Young+FollowCan Your Fingers Predict Marathon Skills?Ever checked if your ring finger is shorter than your index finger? Turns out, that little detail might mean you’re built for endurance running! A massive study found people with shorter ring fingers (compared to their index) could push through tough workouts longer before gasping for air. It’s all linked to hormones you got before you were even born. Wild, right? But don’t worry—no matter your finger length, hard work still matters way more than hand shape. (I checked mine… not exactly marathon material!) #FitnessFacts #MarathonReady #ScienceIsCool #Fitness20Share
Joseph Bradley+FollowWatch Cells Build a Beating Heart!Ever seen a heart come to life? Scientists just dropped a timelapse video of cardiac cells literally assembling a mouse heart from scratch—and it’s wild. Using a fancy light-sheet microscope, they tagged the cells with glowing markers and watched them move, divide, and somehow just ‘know’ where to go. Turns out, these cells have a secret plan way earlier than anyone thought. It’s not just mesmerizing to watch, it could totally change how we understand heart defects! #ScienceIsCool #HeartDevelopment #TimelapseMagic #Health60Share
Zachary Gutierrez+FollowMammoth Mysteries Solved by Old Bones!Turns out, those dusty old bones in museum basements are the real MVPs of Ice Age detective work! Scientists just used a wild new protein test (ZooMS) to ID ancient megafauna like mammoths and saber-toothed cats from bone fragments once thought useless. Now we’re learning who roamed where, when, and maybe even how humans played a part in their extinction. The coolest part? All this from bits of bone that sat ignored for decades! #IceAgeMystery #MammothMonday #ScienceIsCool #Science60Share
Melvin Mosley+FollowDid You See That Wild Black Ring in the Sky?A Kansas biker spotted a freaky black ring floating in the sky and people are calling it a ‘portal to hell’—but science says chill! Turns out, these spooky sky rings have popped up before and are usually caused by explosions, fireworks, or even transformer blasts. Still, if I saw that while cruising, I’d definitely be freaking out too! Would you stop to film or just ride away? #weirdnews #skyphenomenon #scienceiscool #viralvideo #Science559341Share
Michelle York+FollowScientists Made a 'Black Hole Bomb'?!Physicists just pulled off a wild experiment: they created a 'black hole bomb' in the lab! Using a spinning metal cylinder and magnetic fields, they basically recreated a decades-old theory about how black holes can amplify energy—so much so, their equipment literally exploded. While it’s not a real black hole, this breakthrough could help us finally understand how these cosmic monsters spin and mess with the universe. Science just got a whole lot cooler (and a little more explosive). #BlackHoleBomb #PhysicsNews #ScienceIsCool #Astrophysics #LabBreakthrough #Science142Share
Arthur Booker+FollowNASA Finds a Giant Space Bowling Pin?!So, NASA’s Lucy spacecraft just snapped pics of an asteroid that looks like a lumpy bowling pin floating between Mars and Jupiter. Turns out, this space rock is way bigger than expected—so big, Lucy couldn’t even fit it all in one shot! Why does this matter? Well, these flybys are like practice runs for Lucy’s real mission: checking out the mysterious Trojan asteroids near Jupiter. Think of it as a cosmic road trip with pit stops for some wild photo ops! #SpaceNews #Asteroids #NASA #ScienceIsCool #CoffeeBreak #Business70Share
