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How the moon was formed🔭 / Como se formo la luna🪐 (En-Es) Hello science-loving friends, while I was using my Astromaster to see details of the moon and learn something new, I managed to photograph some small craters that I had never…

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Record the movement of the Vorticella🔬🧪🧬🧫 (En-Es) Hello friends who love science, I bring you a very interesting post. We will be able to see the movement of a protozoan which catches our attention because it manages to move…

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5 months ago

[EN/PT] Detecting Bruxism using the Electromyography signal [EN] Hello Hive Community! Sometimes I venture into posting about my achievements in the world of electronics, such as repairing equipment. This week I was browsing through…

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6 months ago

Blister Beetle: Do Not Touch! *Credit: arian.suresh from Chennai, India.[CC Attribution share-alike license 2.0](

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6 months ago

A new chapter EN/ES If you are wondering where I have been, it has been 3 months of industrial projects, I have not had time for the usual electronic developments but I have had time for many…

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6 months ago

Scrolling and the Mind [Source](

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7 months ago

The Aardvark, the Termite and the Cucumber Recently I wrote a blog about mound-building termites. One thing led to another, and my research brought me to another animal, an animal that has evolved to hunt termites in…

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7 months ago

Plumbers Have Saved More Lives Than Doctors [Source](

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First Born Syndrome: The Personality and The Pathology Source I've long observed the firstborn in our family and I have tried to compare him to other firstborns to

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The Amazing Mound-Building Termite Termite Mounds on the Bungle Bungle Range in Western Australia *Image credit:

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