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Radio signals detected from a exo-planet skyatnightmagazine.com/news/radio-sig…

New cat alert! A call from a wildlife sanctuary about a "weird cat" has led to the first new cat species discovered in over 100 years in Bolivia’s Yungas forest ecoregion. Learn more about this feline surprise: on.natgeo.com/JRuaGj

A new species of cat has been identified for the first time in a century—and experts think that there may be even more to discover around the world: on.natgeo.com/n5nxra

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The human-caused climate change crisis is demonstrably real. Generative AI is often fakery. Yet ironically the effect of AI data centers on making the environment worse represents one of its truths. cnn.com/2026/03/30/cli…

fun fact: in German, writers are usually paid by character not by word, because the word-length distribution has such a long tail

I drew this stormy water planet with mathematical equations. A hot, fully water-covered planet can frequently experience multiple cyclones simultaneously due to its chaotic atmosphere.

The actual GOAT of our IT industry who co-created the C programming lang and helped develop the Unix OS. Happy birthday to a true legend whose work shaped modern computing.

It’s such a weird coincidence that the answer to the Navier Stokes problem is 42

If you are baffled but curious about the Navier-Stokes news today, this article I tweeted about a few days ago is now more worth reading than ever. It gives a witty, insightful overview for a general reader, as long as you are willing to read about math. arxiv.org/abs/2608.24965

Los gatos desafían al momento angular. bitextra.substack.com/p/los-gatos-de…

After her close friend passed away, Emily Watlington discovered a Google Street View image showing the two of them dancing together on a sidewalk, a moment neither knew had ever been captured. She found the photograph in 2023, a year after her friend's death, and shared it with the caption: "We are dancing together forever on Google Maps."

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She didn’t just swim away: she came back with gifts. After rescuers freed her calf from a fishing net, a mother dolphin began regularly leaving fresh fish on a dock as a touching “thank you” gesture. In July 2025, a dolphin calf became entangled in fishing gear near a marina. A man named Tom and other local boat owners successfully freed the calf and reunited it with its distressed mother. Days later, people at a nearby dock started discovering neatly placed fresh fish each morning. Initially suspecting a prank, they checked surveillance footage and were stunned to see a dolphin surfacing at night, gently placing fish on the wooden dock before swimming off. The behavior was soon linked to the recent rescue, leading many to believe the mother dolphin was deliberately thanking the man who helped save her baby. She repeated the act multiple times. While marine biologists are cautious about attributing human emotions like gratitude to animals, they note that dolphins possess high intelligence and complex social awareness. Real or symbolic, the story has captured hearts worldwide as a beautiful example of the special bond between humans and dolphins.

Albert Einstein, dwarfed by the Einsteinturm (Einstein Tower), the architecturally distinguished astronomical observatory in Potsdam, Germany named after him #histSTM

Planets form in swirling, dusty disks around newborn stars. It's not just a theory--we can watch it happening! These images show the rotating disk around star AB Aurigae, 520 light years from Earth. They were taking over 4 years at Paranal Observatory. eso.org/public/videos/…

Who were two of Albert Einstein's key influencers?

One day in a hospital room, a simple conversation turned into a moment of mathematical magic. The British mathematician G. H. Hardy had come to visit the brilliant and ailing Srinivasa Ramanujan. Trying to lighten the mood, Hardy mentioned the number of the taxi he had taken: 1729. He called it a dull and unremarkable number. But Ramanujan immediately disagreed. “No,” he said gently, “it is a very interesting number.” He explained that 1729 is the smallest number that can be written as the sum of two cubes in two different ways: 1729 = 1³ + 12³ 1729 = 9³ + 10³ What seemed ordinary to most people revealed a hidden pattern to Ramanujan. He could see beauty and meaning where others saw nothing special. Since then, 1729 has become famous as the Hardy–Ramanujan number. It also gave rise to a special sequence in mathematics known as taxicab numbers. These numbers are defined as the smallest numbers that can be expressed as the sum of two cubes in multiple distinct ways. This simple yet powerful story shows the genius of Ramanujan. His ability to uncover patterns continues to fascinate and inspire mathematicians around the world—even today.

A thread of every official World Cup poster from 1930-2026 There are some real gems in here

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⭕️When AI systems communicate more frequently with one another, they’ll develop languages and reasoning that we’ll find increasingly difficult to comprehend. Perhaps AI-to-AI communications will one day sound like the chirps of whales or resemble the swarm-geometry of bees. Such languages may become undetectable or seem like patterns of noise or wisps of winds. ⭕️Entire fields of human endeavor will develop to help us understand these communications, reason beyond our intuitions, or leave the confines of our evolutionary architecture and seek salvation in higher dimensions. Will we have to change ourselves to follow them? - Cliff Pickover