Science4all - Best Scientific Channel

🌳The Trees of New Zealand's Coast 💨 On the coast of New Zealand, the winds blow very strong, so the trees have learned to adapt #discoveries @scientific

🦷Hydraulic Press vs. Tooth 🔧 Fun fact: tooth enamel is the hardest tissue in the human body! #discoveries @scientific

The Human Nervous System 🧠 Did you know that in 1925, two medical students spent over 1,500 hours extracting an entire nervous system? #discoveries @scientific

🐋The Bowhead Whale Breathing Under Ice ❄️ The bowhead whale inhabits the cold waters of the Northern Hemisphere, with the southernmost group found in the Sea of Okhotsk. It is the only species of baleen whale that spends its entire life in polar waters. Despite their love for the polar regions, these whales don’t enjoy being surrounded by ice. But sometimes they are forced to break through it, cracking ice sheets. There have even been cases where a bowhead whale broke through ice as thick as 22 cm! 💪 #discoveries @scientific

👀This fascinating optical effect occurs when the rotation speed of the blades matches the frame rate of the camera. 🔄 #discoveries @scientific

🐍Pharaoh's Snake 🔥 Take some calcium gluconate tablets and place them on a gas stove burner. As they heat up, the calcium gluconate breaks down into carbon, calcium oxide, carbon dioxide, and water. The result is spectacular! 🎇 #discoveries @scientific

🌑 Macro Shot of Pallasite 🔬 Pallasite is a type of stony-iron meteorite. The first discovered pallasite was the famous Pallas Iron meteorite. This massive rock, weighing nearly 700 kilograms, was found in 1749 about 200 km southwest of Krasnoyarsk. 🧲 #discoveries @scientific

👜Fashion House Unveils Bag Made from Cosmic Silica Aerogel ✨ The fashion brand Coperni announced that they have created a bag made up of 99% air and 1% glass, using a NASA nanomaterial called "silica aerogel." This is the lightest solid substance on Earth! The accessory, named "The Air Swipe Bag," is the largest object ever made from this nanomaterial, which NASA previously used to "capture stardust." According to the bag's description, aerogel can withstand temperatures up to 1200°C and pressure 4000 times its own weight. The bag weighs only about 33 grams. #technologies @scientific

🌍World Population — 8 Billion People 👥 Here's how the population is distributed across the countries of the world. 📊 #discoveries @scientific

🔍 Inside a CT Scanner 🔍 #technologies @scientific