Keepin' it weird on what we have dubbed, Weird Science Wednesday. Wherein we revisit all of the ways science likes to keep it strange.
Today? OCTOPUS TONGUES. You're welcome.
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Antibiotics once saved millions. Today, misuse is making them fail.

PM Modi’s warning on antimicrobial resistance is a wake-up call for India — from self-medication to unfinished courses, our everyday habits are fueling a silent health crisis.

Swipe to learn why antibiotics must be used wisely.
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PM Modi Warns India: Antimicrobial resistance fueled by Antibiotic Misuse Is a Silent Health Crisis -

Prime Minister Modi warns against antibiotic misuse, citing ICMR data. How antimicrobial resistance is killing millions and why India must act now.

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No, your brain doesn’t suddenly ‘fully develop’ at 25. Here’s what the neuroscience actually shows | The-14

No, the brain doesn’t finish developing at 25. Neuroscience shows frontal lobe networks keep maturing into the 30s, reshaping how we understand adulthood today.

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Glass Is Neither a Solid nor a Liquid: The Quiet Magic of an Unusual Material.

Glass sits between solid and liquid states. This post explains why this strange material inspires science and art.

Glass Is Neither a Solid nor a Liquid: The Quiet Magic of an Unusual Material.

Glass sits between solid and liquid states. This post explains why this strange material inspires science and art.

🔭 Marvin Watches a Cube Break Common Sense

If a cube flew past at nearly the speed of light, it wouldn’t look squashed.
It would look… rotated.

Marvin pauses mid-sip of tea.
“That,” he notes, “is not what intuition promised.”

Terrell & Penrose showed (1959) that relativistic motion produces an optical twist, not a squash. Light from different parts of an object reaches the observer at different times, and the brain stitches time into shape.

A new lab experiment made this visible by slowing light with ultrafast lasers. Cubes and spheres appear rotated — exactly as predicted.

Marvin understands the problem immediately;
“You never see the thing,” he says. “You see the story light tells you.”

Nothing changes physically.

The boundary does.

🧠 In relativity, seeing is a space-time calculation.

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Why do we wake up shortly before our alarm goes off? It’s not by chance | The-14

Waking just before your alarm isn’t luck: your circadian body clock predicts routines, shifts hormones and prepares you for wakefulness naturally every morning.

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Unlock the invisible universe that exists all around us. This video explores how microscopy in microbiology reveals bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and viruses that shape our world in ways we never see with the naked eye.

🔗 Full Video on Decoded science: https://youtu.be/FumO3ew7eZ8

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Microscopy in Microbiology | A Hidden Microbial World | Microbiology for beginners

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✨🌀 Curious about the so-called gravity particle—the graviton?
It sits at the crossroads of theoretical physics and modern research, raising fascinating questions about how gravity works at the quantum level.

Start exploring with this accessible video:
https://youtu.be/e9xOMOTTW6U?si=LrQoh67yRV8qvoXy

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The Gravity Particle Should Exist. So Where Is It?

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