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    Here's what happens to lava on ice👆🏻 So what happens if you fall into it? Would a person melt? And if you splash liquid nitrogen on it? @sci_fun is a place where scientists all over the world amuse. At times their experiments make the hairs on your head stand on end: - Exploding an asteroid model: what did it look like? - Injection without a needle (is that even possible?) - Testing a robot helmet capable of reading minds. Warning: do not try to repeat what you see. Otherwise you risk becoming the same mad scientist (but maybe without a few fingers on your hand). Reading this channel could make you fall in love with science👇🏻

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    Phototherapy for a newborn baby with physiological jaundice.

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    A highly advanced civilization was destroyed in the 17th and 18th century. On the Forbidden History channel, we have gathered evidence of the hiding of history, the substitution of our kings and other secrets that official science carefully conceals from you. Subscribe and we will open your eyes to the real history of our world.

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    Let's peek inside our liver One of the main functions of this organ is to neutralize various substances in the blood.

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    90% of your smartphone functions are hidden from your eyes! Did you know that you can use WI-FI to secretly spy on your neighbor's computer? Those who read @itech_school know and actively exploit it. They can also tell you about this: - How to know if your smartphone is hacked? - What to do in order to find a person from a photo? - How to protect your browser history from prying eyes? If you're running a regular Google search and your phone is still getting lost in the woods, it's time to upgrade your PC literacy immediately. A channel for those who want to be "fluent" with technology. That's not a computer science class, it's more interesting👇🏻

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    The process of endovascular clot removal is fascinating.

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    This picture is worth $8,000,000. You can learn more about the NFT world here - @NFThunter_tg I'm done.

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    Cancer cell division☝🏻 Compared to healthy ones, cancer cells tend to reproduce at a faster rate, exhibit more variation in shape and size, fuzzy borders, and contain an enlarged nucleus. Yet this apocalypse is halted by our immunity almost daily✅

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    What's so marvelous about space? Well... There's an alcohol cloud 480 million kilometers long, diamond rains, and hot ice at 439° Celsius. Yet that's not the weirdest thing about space. See for yourself. - What does the color of a meteorite depend on? - What do "zombie stars" look like? - Exoplanets and everything we know about them Before long interstellar travel and the colonization of Mars await us. In the meantime let's explore the mysteries of the cosmos! ❗️Beware: this channel is as addictive as a black hole - @mysteriesofspace

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    Glutamate The main excitatory neurotransmitter, in large quantities it can become destructive to neurons. This molecule underlies cognitive abilities such as memory and learning, and is also involved in brain development.

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    Beware: the future is already here! By the way, flying cars have already been invented and actively used! Do not believe it? See for yourself: @punk_tec - What is the brainchild of the first prototype interstellar spacecraft? - How soon are virtual reality brothels likely to appear? - Could Artificial Intelligence be a threat to humanity? All the most inconceivable future technologies that mad scientists are working on are gathered here👇🏻

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    New method of drug delivery into the cell The active ingredient of the drug is inside a liposome, a structure consisting of two layers of lipids (fats). Once inside the cell, this protective shell is destroyed and the drug spreads inside the cell.

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    Cytokine storm Diseases such as COVID-19 can be fatal just due to it☝🏻 Cytokines are immune cell "callers." And the more the body releases them, the more they to call other immune cells. When an infection is highly serious, the immune system can lose control over the "release" of these "caller" cells.

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    Gun Expert - this is the place for real men! The most interesting things from the gun world! -Durability tests. -Reviews of cool guns -Interesting information. We've got it all in one place for you - @weapon_expert

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    A tumor cell is able to attract blood vessels to itself And this process is called angiogenesis☝🏻 New blood vessels are needed for the tumor to grow actively, since this is its main goal. Healthy cells in our body are also capable of this, though they cannot "call up" blood vessels so actively.

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    Sleeping 8 hours a night and still not getting enough sleep? There are ways to recuperate in as little as 4-5 hours. All of them are described here: @bio_hacked Thanks to biohacking, you can easily realize the potential of the entire human body. Not magic at all, but quite scientific techniques: - How to speed up your thinking by a factor of 3? - What does it take to quickly memorize a large text? - How to gain muscle mass in 30 days? Read, repeat, and evaluate the results. It couldn't be easier. Wanna "hack" your body and make the most of it? You are in the right place👇🏻

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    The child's and adult's brains respond to speech in the same way This video shows 3D MRI scans of a child's (left) and adult's (right) head, showing activity in the language regions of the brain (blue) as they listen to speech. The scans reveal different layers of tissue, starting with the skin, muscles, bones, and then the brain itself. Although the three-month-old cannot yet speak or understand, we can conclude that their language areas are still being activated by speech. Albeit to a lesser degree.