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Echeverry E

@E50EFRAIN

🌌Trust in dreams, for in them is hidden the Gate of Eternity✨

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Joined August 2013
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El Millonario Influencer Yeferson Cossío es un gran amigo de Zion, y el se lleva Zion a todas partes con la Novia de Cossío Carolina Gómez. Viajan y hacen videos Musicales. youtu.be/HPrB1F2skUE?si=31Ow…
Yeferson Cossio - ExĂłtico ft. Zion Hwang (Video Oficial)

Yeferson Cossio - ExĂłtico ft. Zion Hwang (Video Oficial)

Videoclip oficial de "ExĂłtico", interpretada por Yeferson Cossio & ...

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The double slit experiment was pivotal in demonstrating the wave-particle duality of light and matter. When particles like electrons are fired through slits, they produce an interference pattern typical of waves, not particles.
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POV: You’re an astronaut on a spacewalk 250 miles above Earth. 🌎 In this clip from @Astro_ChrisW’s helmet camera, he and @Astro_Jessica conduct buddy checks, ensuring they’re both in a safe configuration before starting work outside the @Space_Station to repair the Canadarm2. Watch them in action at plus.nasa.gov 🧑‍🚀
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50 years of a nation that dares to explore. 🚀 From flags flying across @NASA’s Johnson Space Center to the patches worn on spacesuits, from the flag planted on the Moon to the one orbiting aboard the International @Space_Station, these symbols remind us who we are and what we strive toward. As America marks its 250th anniversary, we celebrate a legacy of discovery and look ahead with hope — continuing the work that carries us from Earth to the Moon, Mars, and beyond and into the next era of human space exploration.
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From Florida to the front door in under eight hours. 🚀 Crew-13 launched aboard Dragon Grace at 11:10 a.m. EDT and docked to the @Space_Station just 7 hours, 55 minutes later, the fastest launch-to-docking by a U.S. spacecraft in station history. Lucky 13. A whole lot of Grace. One historic ride.
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Some moments are worth floating back to. ✨ When @NASA’s @SpaceX Crew-13 launched on Oct. 1, they brought along a little extra company! 🚀 Meet Lucky, a hand-crocheted golden dragon and the crew’s zero-gravity indicator! These small companions float freely once a spacecraft reaches microgravity, giving astronauts a visual sign that they’re officially weightless.
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We’re searching for the next generation of explorers to carry us into the future of human space exploration. Why not you? Astronaut applications are open until Dec. 3. Learn more now and apply here: go.nasa.gov/astro2026
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The uniform may change, but the commitment to something greater remains. 🇺🇸 This Veterans Day, we recognize the men and women who have served our nation and the service members who continue to shape the future of human space exploration. To all who have served, thank you.
Extravehicular crewmember 1 (EV1) Jeff Williams' camera view of the American flag on his Extravehicular Mobility Unit (EMU). Image was taken during Extravehicular Activity 37 (EVA 37). Credit: NASA

ALT Extravehicular crewmember 1 (EV1) Jeff Williams' camera view of the American flag on his Extravehicular Mobility Unit (EMU). Image was taken during Extravehicular Activity 37 (EVA 37). Credit: NASA

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The commute home hits different from the Moon. 🌕 ➡️ 🌎
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POV: You are landing back on Earth after a ten-day mission flying around the Moon.
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Matheorems
@matheoremsNov 9
The Five Differential Operators of Physics Five operators built from one symbol, nabla, all moving at once. Divergence: div F = dFx/dx + dFy/dy + dFz/dz, the net flux out of a tiny closed surface (source or sink strength). Gradient: grad phi = (dphi/dx, dphi/dy, dphi/dz) points to the steepest increase of phi, always at a right angle to the contour lines, and is longest where they are tightest. Curl: curl F measures the spin of the field around a point. The vector stands on the axis of the whirl, and flips when the whirl reverses. Laplacian: the sum of the second derivatives. On the bowl z = x^2 + y^2 the Laplacian is 4, so the average around any circle of radius r sits exactly r^2 above its centre. D'Alembertian: box F = (1/c^2) d^2F/dt^2 - Laplacian F. A wave running at speed c makes it zero, which is why it appears in the wave equation and in relativity.
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@NASAEarthNov 9
Earth’s protective ozone layer is still on track for long-term recovery, despite a larger Antarctic ozone hole this year. The 2026 ozone hole is the 7th-largest on record, primarily due to a strong and persistent polar vortex. go.nasa.gov/4BRDD5T
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SciTech Girl
@scitechgirlNov 9
🚨 Japan’s Quantum Breakthrough Could Change Everything! Imagine sending information instantly across space without wires, without satellites… just pure quantum magic. Scientists in Japan have made a shocking discovery with a mysterious “W state” — a special kind of quantum entanglement that could open the door to the future of quantum teleportation. While this doesn’t mean people or objects are teleporting yet, it’s a huge leap toward a world where quantum communication is faster, safer, and almost sci-fi level. Experts say this breakthrough could transform computing, secure messaging, and the way we share information across the universe. Could this be the moment when science fiction starts to become reality? Source: Science Daily. (n.d.). Scientists capture W state, unlocking quantum teleportation.
🚨 Japan’s Quantum Breakthrough Could Change Everything! Imagine sending information instantly across space without wires, without satellites… just pure quantum magic. Scientists in Japan have made a shocking discovery with a mysterious “W state” — a special kind of quantum entanglement that could open the door to the future of quantum teleportation. While this doesn’t mean people or objects are teleporting yet, it’s a huge leap toward a world where quantum communication is faster, safer, and almost sci-fi level. Experts say this breakthrough could transform computing, secure messaging, and the way we share information across the universe. Could this be the moment when science fiction starts to become reality? Source: Science Daily. (n.d.). Scientists capture W state, unlocking quantum teleportation.

ALT 🚨 Japan’s Quantum Breakthrough Could Change Everything! Imagine sending information instantly across space without wires, without satellites… just pure quantum magic. Scientists in Japan have made a shocking discovery with a mysterious “W state” — a special kind of quantum entanglement that could open the door to the future of quantum teleportation. While this doesn’t mean people or objects are teleporting yet, it’s a huge leap toward a world where quantum communication is faster, safer, and almost sci-fi level. Experts say this breakthrough could transform computing, secure messaging, and the way we share information across the universe. Could this be the moment when science fiction starts to become reality? Source: Science Daily. (n.d.). Scientists capture W state, unlocking quantum teleportation.

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When Richard Feynman met Albert Einstein 💭 It was Feynman’s first encounter with Einstein. When the seminar finally started, Feynman’s hands were shaking, in the beginning, seeing all those great minds of the time. He would call them monster minds. But as he started with the seminar and dug deep down into the actual topic he was fearlessand couldn’t think of anything else except the topic he was explaining. He said, “the moment I start to think about Physics, and have to concentrate on what I’m explaining, nothing else occupies my mind. I’m completelyimmune to being nervous.”
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@NextScienceNov 10
🧠 Could Your Brain Be a Quantum Supercomputer? Some scientists are exploring an astonishing idea: tiny protons in the water of your brain might behave in ways similar to quantum particles, possibly contributing to how consciousness works. While this is still highly theoretical, it could help explain why the human mind can perform feats that even supercomputers struggle with. Imagine your thoughts tapping into a hidden quantum world—right inside your head! Source: Hameroff, S., & Penrose, R. (n.d.). Orchestrated objective reduction and consciousness.
🧠 Could Your Brain Be a Quantum Supercomputer? Some scientists are exploring an astonishing idea: tiny protons in the water of your brain might behave in ways similar to quantum particles, possibly contributing to how consciousness works. While this is still highly theoretical, it could help explain why the human mind can perform feats that even supercomputers struggle with. Imagine your thoughts tapping into a hidden quantum world—right inside your head! Source: Hameroff, S., & Penrose, R. (n.d.). Orchestrated objective reduction and consciousness.

ALT 🧠 Could Your Brain Be a Quantum Supercomputer? Some scientists are exploring an astonishing idea: tiny protons in the water of your brain might behave in ways similar to quantum particles, possibly contributing to how consciousness works. While this is still highly theoretical, it could help explain why the human mind can perform feats that even supercomputers struggle with. Imagine your thoughts tapping into a hidden quantum world—right inside your head! Source: Hameroff, S., & Penrose, R. (n.d.). Orchestrated objective reduction and consciousness.

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Meet Atlas: Saturn’s Tiny Flying Saucer Moon! 🪐🛸 With its unusual saucer-like shape, Atlas is one of the most fascinating little moons in our Solar System.
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Did a Black Hole Escape Its Galaxy and Leave a 200,000-Light-Year Trail Behind? 🌌 What could possibly send a supermassive black hole racing through space, leaving an extraordinary trail in its wake? Using observations from NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope, astronomers identified a remarkable 200,000-light-year-long feature that may have been created by a runaway supermassive black hole. One intriguing explanation suggests that the black hole compressed gas as it traveled, potentially triggering the birth of new stars. The interpretation remains under scientific investigation, but the possibility is astonishing. Could a black hole become a cosmic star-making machine? #BlackHole #Hubble #Astronomy
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BetterMe App
@bettermeNov 6
Reach your muscle goals 💪 Stick to this simple plan to succeed: 1. Take a 1-minute quiz 2. Get a workout and meal plan 3. Follow the program (easy-peasy)

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Planck Length (1.616×10⁻³⁵ meters): This is the smallest length scale in physics, believed to be the size at which the classical ideas of gravity and space-time cease to be valid, and quantum effects dominate. It's so small that it's beyond current technology to measure.
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SciTech Girl
@scitechgirlNov 9
🧠 Your Brain Needs This Mineral… But Can It Really Improve Your Mood? What if a simple mineral could influence how your brain handles stress and emotions? Magnesium plays an important role in nerve function and brain activity. Scientists are now investigating its possible connection to depression and anxiety. A scientific review of seven clinical trials involving 325 adults found that magnesium supplementation was associated with reduced depression symptoms. Another clinical trial reported improvements within two weeks. But there is a catch! These studies did not prove that magnesium glycinate can cure depression or dramatically improve symptoms within seven days. Magnesium may offer support for some people, but it is not a replacement for professional mental health treatment or prescribed antidepressants. Sometimes, the smallest nutrients have fascinating connections to our brain health. Source: Moabedi, M., Aliakbari, M., Erfanian, S., & Milajerdi, A. (2023). Magnesium supplementation beneficially affects depression in adults with depressive disorder: A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized clinical trials. Frontiers in Psychiatry, 14, 1333261.l
**Your Brain Needs This Mineral… But Can It Really Improve Your Mood? What if a simple mineral could influence how your brain handles stress and emotions? Magnesium plays an important role in nerve function and brain activity. Scientists are now investigating its possible connection to depression and anxiety. A 2023 scientific review of seven clinical trials involving 325 adults found that magnesium supplementation was associated with reduced depression symptoms. Another clinical trial reported improvements within two weeks. But there is a catch! These studies did not prove that magnesium glycinate can cure depression or dramatically improve symptoms within seven days. Magnesium may offer support for some people, but it is not a replacement for professional mental health treatment or prescribed antidepressants. **Sometimes, the smallest nutrients have fascinating connections to our brain health.**

ALT **Your Brain Needs This Mineral… But Can It Really Improve Your Mood? What if a simple mineral could influence how your brain handles stress and emotions? Magnesium plays an important role in nerve function and brain activity. Scientists are now investigating its possible connection to depression and anxiety. A 2023 scientific review of seven clinical trials involving 325 adults found that magnesium supplementation was associated with reduced depression symptoms. Another clinical trial reported improvements within two weeks. But there is a catch! These studies did not prove that magnesium glycinate can cure depression or dramatically improve symptoms within seven days. Magnesium may offer support for some people, but it is not a replacement for professional mental health treatment or prescribed antidepressants. **Sometimes, the smallest nutrients have fascinating connections to our brain health.**

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Ojo con los problemas de salud mental en JapĂłn: gracias al capitalismo y a la globalizaciĂłn, estamos imitando estas costumbres y estilos de vida que nos estĂĄn llevando a la muerte solitos. Como cultura, podemos evitar esto. #PsicologĂ­a #SaludMental #Suicidio
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crew's in the kitchen cooking up some QPC burgers

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