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Your body's DNA, if uncoiled, could stretch from the Sun to Pluto and back. How? You have ~37 trillion cells, and each one packs in about 2 meters of DNA. It all adds up! (Source: University of Leicester) #DNA #Anatomy

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2 billion years ago, a uranium deposit in Gabon became a natural nuclear reactor. Groundwater acted as a moderator, slowing neutrons and triggering a self-sustaining fission reaction. It ran on its own for hundreds of thousands of years! (Source: IAEA) #OkloReactor #Geology

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Did you know Earth has a permanent hum? This constant, low-frequency vibration is created by the colossal pressure of ocean waves interacting with the seafloor. It's a planetary song that's too low for human ears to hear. (Source: Caltech) #EarthScience #Oceanography

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Can a substance be a solid, liquid, and gas all at once? Yes! At a precise temperature and pressure known as the "triple point," the boundaries of all three phases meet, allowing them to coexist in equilibrium. Source: IUPAC #Chemistry #Physics

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Meet nature's tiny astronomer: the African dung beetle. It's the first known animal to use the Milky Way to navigate at night. The galaxy's faint band of light acts as a compass, helping it roll its dung ball in a straight line away from rivals. Source: Current Biology

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Think a lion is a top hunter? Meet the dragonfly. It catches prey mid-flight with a staggering 95% success rate. Its brain predicts a target's trajectory, allowing for a perfect interception, not just a chase. Source: HHMI #Dragonfly #Insects

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Ever wondered what makes a bullwhip "crack"? It's a tiny sonic boom. The tip of the whip moves faster than the speed of sound, creating a small shockwave that we hear as the loud crack. Source: Georgia Tech #Physics #Science

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Claim matching. Source tracing. Credibility scoring. Learn how AI tools like SciWeave are helping journalists verify facts faster without losing trust. sci.ist/facts-journali…