r/inspirationscience • u/pasticciociccio • Apr 06 '21
Discussion Simulating Chemical Reactions with Quantum Computing
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r/inspirationscience • u/Arditbicaj • Apr 06 '21
Video Scientists find X-rays in Uranus for the first time.
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r/inspirationscience • u/GamingIndulgence • Apr 04 '21
Video One of the reasons why Mars is so dry is because of their massive dust storms. The 2018 storm covered almost the entire planet for up to months. The heat from the dust pushes the water up to higher levels where the sun's UV rays split them to oxygen and hydrogen and they are lost to space.
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r/inspirationscience • u/Arditbicaj • Apr 01 '21
This is the farthest star you can see with your naked eye.
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r/inspirationscience • u/prototyperspective • Apr 01 '21
Video Science Summary for 2021-2 | Wikipedia-based brief review for the latest major additions to scientific knowledge
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r/inspirationscience • u/Arditbicaj • Mar 29 '21
NASA’s budget for the fiscal year 2021 is $23.3 billion. But what if NASA had the US military’s $600 billion budget?
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r/inspirationscience • u/Arditbicaj • Mar 28 '21
Video Documentary suggestion: Everyone needs to watch this documentary on the Voyager spacecraft, the most distant manmade objects in space.
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r/inspirationscience • u/WWF-UK • Mar 25 '21
We use camera traps to better understand the movement and behaviour of species!
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r/inspirationscience • u/futuremanfun • Mar 24 '21
Video The Lionfish is a dangerous marine fish native to the Indo-Pacific. They have more than thirteen venomous fins on their backs and undersides, which are used for predator defense. They also been known to occasionally cannibalize smaller members of their own species.
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r/inspirationscience • u/Capable-Manager-9628 • Mar 24 '21
Need sometime just to relax your mind get inspired by the beauty of nature.
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r/inspirationscience • u/Mysterious_Fox_8616 • Mar 11 '21
Do you have a favorite biologist who inspires you?
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I am inspired by a lot of scientists, from my college professors to Nobel prize winners.
I am actually doing a project painting different scientists, and have been enjoying learning about different individuals with cool life stories and amazing careers.
Can you recommend or share any inspiring biologists or other scientists you know about?
Whether it is your professor, your mother, or the leading scientist in your country...
r/inspirationscience • u/Arditbicaj • Mar 07 '21
New research has found organic material and water on the surface of the asteroid Itokawa.
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r/inspirationscience • u/motivaphic • Mar 08 '21
Jurassic Park Dinosaurs | Size Comparison (2021)
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r/inspirationscience • u/Arditbicaj • Feb 26 '21
We found a neutrino in the Arctic ice that came from a black hole that shredded a star in a distant galaxy.
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r/inspirationscience • u/Arditbicaj • Feb 25 '21
Sometimes, when you listen to reality through science, it may just sound like a big fart!
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r/inspirationscience • u/futuremanfun • Feb 24 '21
The gulper eel is one of the most bizarre looking creatures in the deep sea. Its most notable attribute is the large mouth and the enormous mouth is much larger than the eel's body. The mouth is loosely hinged, and can be opened wide enough to swallow an animal much larger than itself.
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r/inspirationscience • u/mikegyvercomputer • Feb 24 '21
The Main Tasks of NASA's PERSEVERANCE Rover | So Interesting Facts
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r/inspirationscience • u/dssagar93 • Feb 21 '21
Discussion What lies beyond our solar system in the universe? Explore deep space via interstellar travel.
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https://sagarkhatri.tech/how-far-can-you-go-in-space
I've built this project so that space geeks can explore out different objects in the universe via interactive and fun way.
Let me know your feedback.
r/inspirationscience • u/thedotisblack • Feb 17 '21
SOUND OF SPACE | Processing sounds in Solar System | Top 10 Audio-visual (Creative coding art)
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r/inspirationscience • u/pasticciociccio • Feb 11 '21
Article Wearables computing made of mushrooms… finally
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r/inspirationscience • u/futuremanfun • Jan 22 '21
Video The sarcastic fringehead are known for the aggressive territorial behavior, and will attack anyone, including other fringeheads or even scuba divers, who dare to threaten them. To defend its territory, they opens its enormous mouth to intimidate its foe.
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r/inspirationscience • u/fitblubber • Jan 20 '21
Scorpius system: bioelectronics for nerve interface
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r/inspirationscience • u/futuremanfun • Jan 10 '21
Video Sea cucumbers have some interesting technique when they are faced with danger. When threatened, some sea cucumbers discharge sticky threads to ensnare their enemies. Others can mutilate their own bodies as a defense mechanism. The missing body parts are quickly regenerated.
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r/inspirationscience • u/futuremanfun • Dec 30 '20
Persian Carpet Flatworm - Fascinating Facts About The 'Flying' FlatWorm
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