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@futurism Technology English

The future is closer than you think. Owner: @CaptainJamesCook

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Subscribers
7,138
24 hours
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7 days
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30 days
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Average post reach
125
Views of a post after 24 hours
Engagement rate
1.8%
Reach ÷ subscribers (ERR)
Posts per day
4.8
Average over 30 days
Mentions
4
By other channels, last 90 days
Interaction rate (ER)
0.95%
Reactions ÷ views, 30 days
Per post, on average
Reactions
1
Reposts
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Comments
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Citation index
7.5
Cited by 3 channels in 30 days
Ad posts
0%
0 of 18 posts in 30 days marked as ads

Subscriber growth

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Futurism has 7,138 subscribers. A typical post is seen by about 125 people within a day, an engagement rate of 1.8%.

Views as a post ages

Average views at each age, posts of the last 30 days.

12 h
110
24 h
124
48 h
150
3 days
171

When it posts

Times in UTC. 18 posts in 90 days.

Recent posts

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    🤯 A wheeled robot dog just landed a 720° flip GENISOM AI's L2-W is a four-legged robot that rolls on wheels, and the company calls this the first 720° flip by a wheeled quadruped. The clip also shows it keeping its balance under strong pushes and copying humanoid motions on four wheels. The footage is real, not AI-generated, the poster says. @futurism 🧬

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    🚀 Twin Mars probes slingshot past Earth at over 10 km/s and set course for Mars Blue and Gold, the two spacecraft of NASA's ESCAPADE mission, each fired their main engine for 9.5 minutes during a powered Earth gravity assist. That burn put both on a trans-Mars injection. Rocket Lab designed and built the pair. They passed Earth at more than 10 kilometers per second and are now in interplanetary cruise. Arrival is due in September 2027, when they start studying the Martian atmosphere. @futurism 🧬

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    ⚡ A graphene harvester pulls power from the magnetic field around ordinary wires Researchers at the University of Arkansas and the University of Michigan built a graphene device that makes electricity from the changing magnetic fields around ordinary AC wiring. A graphene inductor with a steel core picks up the 60 Hz field, and a voltage multiplier turns the tiny signal into DC. The energy goes into three capacitors instead of a battery and runs a custom temperature sensor that uses roughly 30 million times less power than a single AirPod. If the power goes out, the stored charge could keep the sensor running for at least 24 hours, possibly up to a week. It needs strong magnetic fields n...

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    😮 Xinhua now has humanoid robot news anchors, designed with help from Zhang Yimou UBTECH Robotics and Xinhua News Agency launched what they call the world's first bionic humanoid robot news anchors at the 7th World Media Summit in Beijing. The anchors are connected to Xinhua Yudian, Xinhua's current-affairs information intelligent agent, and are tailor-made for news communication. Film director Zhang Yimou served as lead character designer. UBTECH Robotics @futurism 🧬

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    🤯 A Caltech robot built part of an antenna in orbit on its own A Caltech robot funded by DARPA has assembled a truss section in orbit. The researchers describe it as the first autonomous construction of a structure in space. The ASTRA builder was meant to put together a 1.4-meter reflector antenna from composite tubes, aluminum joints and reflective film. Two truss sections went up pre-assembled, and the robot built the third from individual components. Engineers on the ground could reach it only during a few 15-minute windows a day. They checked photos and tested solutions on a duplicate model before sending commands. The demo was funded under DARPA's NOM4D program, which envisions shi...

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    📈 Gene therapy restored hearing in 90% of 42 people born deaf Fudan EENT Hospital's otology center published 2.5-year results in Nature for a gene therapy for DFNB9, deafness caused by OTOF mutations, a severe-to-profound hearing loss present from birth. The therapy splits the gene across two AAV vectors to get past the cargo limit of a single one. It was given to 42 patients at 8 hospitals, aged 9 months to 32 years. Their ABR hearing threshold dropped from above 97 dB nHL to 42 dB nHL, and 90% recovered hearing. In children aged 0.5 to 3, it worked in every case. Per the hospital's figures, 75% can now hold a phone conversation without lip-reading and 43% hear whispers. Two of three ad...

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    🧐 A gene therapy let a drug quiet the seizure zones of the human brain For the first time, researchers inserted receptors into the human brain that let a drug control how active neurons are, Science reports. The gene therapy went to three people with drug-resistant epilepsy. It was designed to dampen activity in the seizure-generating zones of their hippocampus. The team running the clinical trial reported no major side effects, and the therapy appeared to reduce how often seizures happened. Three patients is a very small group, so this is an early result. @futurism 🧬

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    😎 A pilot lifted off in a 3D-printed jet suit at NASA's tech expo A pilot flew Gravity Industries' wearable jet suit at NASA's aerospace technology expo, rising straight up on micro turbines mounted on his arms and back. The suit is built with 3D-printed polymer, aluminum and titanium. The turbines on the arms and back are what give it vertical flight. @futurism 🧬

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    👽 A young imperial eagle is walking again on a 3D-printed leg After a serious injury in Greece in 2025, the eastern imperial eagle was fitted with a prosthetic limb made on a 3D printer. She is relearning to walk. She cannot go back to the wild: the artificial leg has no talons, so she cannot catch prey. Keepers say she may join a captive breeding programme instead. Wildlife prosthetics used to be one-off metal braces. Printed parts are cheap enough to reshape as the bird grows. Report @futurism 🧬

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    ⚡ Joby's electric air taxi flew Florida's Aerial Highway and a real airport vertiport Across a 12-day Florida campaign the company logged 362 miles over 14 flights. It says the aircraft became the first eVTOL to use the purpose-built vertiport at Orlando International Airport (MCO) and flew the state's Aerial Highway Network. Back in California, SN101, the FAA-conforming aircraft for Type Inspection Authorization, has expanded its envelope to full transition flight as Joby prepares for FAA pilots to fly it. Commercial air-taxi service still needs certification. The Florida miles are the public rehearsal. Joby Aviation @futurism 🧬

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Questions about Futurism

How many subscribers does Futurism have?

Futurism (@futurism) has 7,138 subscribers as of November 12, 2026.

How many people see a post on Futurism?

A typical post gets about 130 views within 24 hours, roughly 2% of its subscribers (the ERR).

What is Futurism about?

It is listed in Technology, and posts mostly in English. The channel describes itself as: “The future is closer than you think. Owner: @CaptainJamesCook”

Where does Futurism rank?

By subscribers it is #99 in Technology, #2,611 among English channels, #3,054 worldwide.

Does Futurism post ads?

None of its 18 posts in the last 30 days carried an ad label such as #ad or Sponsored. Unlabelled promotions can’t be detected.

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