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r/inspirationscience • u/arjitraj_ • Oct 23 '25
Discussion I compiled the fundamentals of two big subjects, computers and electronics in two decks of playing cards. Check the last two images too [OC]
r/inspirationscience • u/No_Island_4029 • Oct 22 '25
Littlanterns Forged by Darkness! Can someone elaborate on this read a little bit
r/inspirationscience • u/arjitraj_ • Oct 16 '25
Discussion I compiled the fundamentals of two big subjects, computers and electronics in two decks of playing cards. Check the last two images too [OC]
r/inspirationscience • u/threeandabit • Sep 02 '25
I made a series of films about the invasive species Himayalan Balsam
r/inspirationscience • u/Wrong_A • May 28 '25
This Spacecraft Is Visiting BOTH an Asteroid AND a Comet 🚀☄️
Tianwen-2 is headed for TWO cosmic targets.
One shadows Earth.
The other spins through space like a frozen firework.
And this mission? It’s the first of its kind.
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r/inspirationscience • u/Wrong_A • May 26 '25
China’s Building an AI Supercomputer in SPACE 🤯💡
🛰️ China just launched the first pieces of an orbital AI supercomputer network.
Satellites that don’t just see—but think. Process. Learn. In real-time.
🌐 This isn't the future. It's already orbiting.
A poetic lens on the convergence of cognition and the cosmos.
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r/inspirationscience • u/Bilacsh • Jan 08 '25
Article What will viruses do next? AI is helping scientists predict their evolution
r/inspirationscience • u/pasticciociccio • Jan 01 '25
Article Investigating the interaction between EEG and fNIRS: A multimodal network analysis of brain connectivity
sciencedirect.comr/inspirationscience • u/PeachbubbleTEEE • Nov 30 '23
Newton knew the way around life. It is easy to stay still when you're already still. It is easy to continue moving when you're moving. But the initial burst of unbalanced energy is what we need and what is difficult to gain.
r/inspirationscience • u/qiling • Jun 02 '23
Article Science is nothing but science fiction:a mythology
r/inspirationscience • u/pvrellis • May 03 '23
Inspirational combinations of art and science
r/inspirationscience • u/NewIntroduction8084 • Feb 28 '23
Northern light over Terschelling.
r/inspirationscience • u/metapraxy • May 18 '22
Video (INT) how humans learn | Investigation | lessons from 30 meta analyses
r/inspirationscience • u/IkaikaSurfs • Apr 13 '22
I (Earth Science Teacher) broke down just how cool beavers are!
r/inspirationscience • u/anon43850 • Mar 20 '22
Article A small reddit community called Banano is the top team contributor of Folding@Home, a service where users let their PCs power to be used in protein folding simulations. Together with other teams, they've helped at curing diseases and even creating covid vaccines!
r/inspirationscience • u/NoNefariousness5492 • Mar 19 '22
Polarized Light Microscopy
r/inspirationscience • u/pasticciociccio • Mar 01 '22
Video Genome-Wide Association Study of Brain Connectivity Changes for Alzheimer’s Disease
r/inspirationscience • u/willb1898 • Mar 01 '22
Wavefunctions, Schrödinger's Equation & Phase Space – The Quantum Recipe
Hi all, just finished episode 3 of a series on conceptualising Quantum Mechanics and hope you like it. I covered the so-called “Quantum Recipe” or how we can use the tools of Quantum Mechanics to make predictions about how fundamental particles and real-world objects behave. I also talk about how I don’t credit the Copenhagen Interpretation as being a physical theory because it doesn’t make any statements about what actually exists, instead saying essentially all we can do is calculate and nothing more. In future videos I will cover the GRW theory (which I think is actually a physical theories) and discuss the ontology of Quantum Physics in more detail. Hope it’s of interest!
r/inspirationscience • u/PE-QuestionnaireTeam • Jan 17 '22
