r/sciences • • Nov 30 '19

Why strike everyday in the cold when you can scale the protest by recording it once and playing it on repeat on high-def LED screens with amplified sound on the street? Innovation in the protest space.

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r/sciences • • Dec 16 '18

Movement of the iris in response to stimulation by light.

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r/sciences • • Mar 26 '23

How Humans Can Escape the Simulation, According to Scientists

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r/sciences • • Dec 27 '22

Sorry in advance for all of the grammatical errors and unscientific vocabulary you are about to encounter. I would just like to hear your thoughts on this speculative theory.

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r/sciences • • Dec 22 '18

Controversial Treatment Transfuses Patients With 'Young Blood' From Teenagers To Reverse Aging Process

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r/sciences • • Jun 03 '26

Question Can anyone explain properly, how light (photos) particles really copies information?

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Like when light falls on a surface what really happens , like when it reflects back what it carries and what it copies ? , like it absorbs some colours and some reflect, that only the light carries which is responsible for our vision or anything bigger is happening?


r/sciences • • Dec 29 '22

In this laminar flow, the water appears to be going upstream and producing a droplet-looking shape. I would like to know what is happening here

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r/sciences • • Sep 22 '25

News LIVE: Trump makes an announcement on autism

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r/sciences • • Jan 27 '22

State-Run Pre-K Resulted in Worse Educational, Behavioral Outcomes for Kids

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r/sciences • • Aug 13 '22

A New Theory in Physics Claims to Solve the Mystery of Consciousness

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r/sciences • • Jan 01 '23

I recently learned that flat earth wasn't just some meme on the internet and that there are people who genuinely believe in it. Is there some obscure branch of science I haven't heard about? I don't see anything they could base themselves on for such an idea. A bit off topic but I need this answered

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r/sciences • • Aug 02 '23

Everyone is talking about the new room-temperature semiconductor, LK-99, which has the potential to transform our world. Here is everything we know so far.

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r/sciences • • Jul 30 '18

Millennials are lacking in knowledge about STD's including the fact that male circumcision reduces risk of HIV

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r/sciences • • 25d ago

Question Is this normal ?

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What is this !?


r/sciences • • Oct 23 '18

No black scientist has ever won a Nobel – that’s bad for science, and bad for society

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r/sciences • • May 03 '23

Do you know Schrödinger's cat experiment? It's quite a paradox

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r/sciences • • Feb 14 '26

Research 1 in 5 Teens Form Bonds With AI

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Teens are falling in love with AI. 🤖

A new study from the Center for Democracy and Technology found that 86% of high school students use artificial intelligence tools for homework, advice, and conversation. Researchers found that increased time with AI chatbots is linked to a higher likelihood of forming emotional or romantic connections, as advanced language models generate personalized, humanlike responses. One in five students surveyed said they have had a romantic relationship with AI or know someone who has. Yet only 11% of teachers report training on how to address harmful AI use. Yet only 11% of teachers report training on how to address harmful AI use. As artificial intelligence becomes woven into teen social life, scientists are asking what healthy AI use looks like in a digital world.


r/sciences • • Jul 15 '20

Richard Dawkins

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r/sciences • • Jan 10 '19

On toxic moral license and the mythos of male scientific genius

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r/sciences • • Apr 07 '19

Can someone please tell me what this represents?

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r/sciences • • Mar 23 '21

Beyond the Standard Model: CERN May Have Discovered a New Force of Nature

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r/sciences • • Oct 29 '19

There is little evidence that cannabis helps mental health problems

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r/sciences • • Dec 11 '25

Research Want to Age Slower? Travel Near the Speed of Light

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Want to slow down aging? 🕒

Astrophysicist Erika Hamden breaks down a mind-bending reality of motion and time: the faster you move through space, especially near the speed of light, the slower you experience time. This effect, known as “time dilation”, means someone traveling at extreme speeds would age more slowly than people staying on Earth.

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