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Steven Spielman, PhD in Applied Physics; optical properties of solids

Updated February 6 · Upvoted by Devam Sisodraker, studies Science at The University of
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What scientific photos are hard to believe but are indeed real?

I’m a fan of this one: That’s the Moon and Earth, taken from DSCOVR near the
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What is the strangest natural substance you have ever

encountered?

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A couple of years ago, I noticed small transparent bubbles in a whitish foam on a

bush in our front garden. There were several leaves with this foam on them. I asked
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What are some of the creepiest experiments ever done in human

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Matt Burwood, Fan of Science

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What would happen if we sent a scientist back in time 30,000

years?

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What would happen if you store a bottle of water for thousands of

years unopened and undisturbed in a place?

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You're in luck! Nature has done this very exact thing. But not just for thousands of
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Farouk Othman, Researcher

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What fact sounds completely made up but is actually real?

* Human bodies contain about 0.2 milligrams of gold. * A decapitated chicken lived
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What is your favorite science-related picture?

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1.Rupert’s Drop This is indestructible glass piece. Popularly known as Rupert’s drop
named after the Prince Rupert of the Rhine who brought them to England in 1660 . It
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