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| 12 ноя | 920 | 0 | 0 | – |
| 11 ноя | 920 | −1 | 0 | – |
| 10 ноя | 921 | +1 | 0 | – |
| 9 ноя | 920 | +2 | 0 | – |
| 19 окт | 918 | – | 0 | – |
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🐍❄️ An Entire Continent Without a Single Snake?! Imagine a place where you could walk for miles without worrying about stepping on a snake, spotting a lizard, or meeting a crocodile. 🐊🚫 Welcome to Antarctica, the only continent on Earth with absolutely no native reptiles! 🥶 But why are these scaly creatures missing? Reptiles are cold-blooded, meaning they rely on warmth from their surroundings to regulate their body temperature. And with Antarctic temperatures dropping below −80°C (−112°F), even the toughest reptiles wouldn't stand much of a chance! 🐧 Here's the funny part: Antarctica has penguins, seals, and even tiny insects, but not a single native snake or lizard! The extreme col...
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🏙️🌳 Manhattan Was Once a Wild Island! Imagine standing in the middle of Times Square, surrounded by skyscrapers, flashing billboards, and yellow taxis. 🚕 Now imagine the same spot hundreds of years ago — no buildings, no roads, just forests, streams, and wildlife! 🌿 🌎 Before Manhattan became one of the world's most famous cities, it was a green island with rolling hills, wetlands, and rich natural ecosystems. The Lenape people lived on and cared for this land long before European settlers arrived. 🏗️ Over the centuries, Manhattan has undergone an incredible transformation. Hills were flattened, shorelines were extended, and thousands of buildings rose into the sky. Some parts of moder...
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🧬🎨 When the Human Body Becomes Art 🧪 US artist Ani Liu mixes art, science and biotechnology in unusual ways. She uses materials connected to the human body — including breast milk and sperm — to explore ideas about gender, motherhood, work and the expectations placed on our bodies. 🤰 The film follows Liu during the final stages of her third pregnancy as she develops new artwork. Her own experience of pregnancy becomes part of a bigger discussion about reproductive rights, technology and how society treats motherhood. 🎭 Fun fact: Liu describes some of the materials she works with as “culturally loaded bodily materials.” By putting things that are normally private or taboo into an art...
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🌱🧠 When Emotions Become “Too Much” 😢 The essay starts with an unusual scene from 1857: Hans Christian Andersen lying on Charles Dickens’s lawn, crying after a bad book review. Instead of treating this only as a strange personal moment, the authors use it to ask why society expects people to control their emotions in certain “acceptable” ways. 🧠 They call this idea “neuroqueer excess” — moments when emotions, behaviour or ways of communicating spill outside social rules about what is considered calm, polite or normal. The point is not to diagnose Andersen, but to show how people who express themselves differently can quickly be labelled difficult, embarrassing or inappropriate. 💚 The...
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🧊📖 When Stories Make Climate Change Feel Real 🏔️ Icelandic writer and environmental activist Andri Snær Magnason grew up hearing stories about his grandparents, who explored Iceland’s Vatnajökull ice cap. Incredibly, they even joined a scientific expedition there the day after their wedding in 1956. Their adventures helped shape his love of nature and storytelling. 🎥 Decades later, Magnason returns to Vatnajökull with his own son. The film mixes old footage shot by his grandfather with new images of the glacier, making it easy to see how dramatically the landscape has changed over roughly 70 years. 💙 The bigger idea is that numbers can tell us how much ice is disappearing, but storie...
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☕⚛️ A Cup of Coffee Full of Physics ☕ A simple cup of coffee is much more complicated than it looks. The short film Physics and Caffeine uses an everyday coffee cup to explain big ideas in physics, showing that theories such as electromagnetism, special relativity and quantum mechanics are connected to the ordinary world around us. 🔬 Four physicists take turns using coffee to make difficult concepts easier to understand. The idea is clever: instead of starting with equations or distant galaxies, the film begins with something familiar and shows how surprisingly deep physics can be hidden inside it. 🤯 Fun fact: the film was created with researchers from the Laboratory of Solid State Ph...
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🦶🌲 Bigfoot Hunters Are Surprisingly Scientific 🔬 👣 Hunting for Bigfoot might sound like chasing a legend, but many “Bigfooters” take their research very seriously. Researchers interviewed more than 160 of them and found people carefully collecting footprint casts, hair, strange sounds, witness reports and other physical clues. Their big distinction: they believe there is lots of evidence, but still no definitive proof that Bigfoot exists. 🧬 Things get even more interesting with modern technology. Some Bigfoot researchers use microscopes, homemade wildlife DNA kits and even environmental DNA (eDNA) — tiny genetic traces animals leave in water and their surroundings. Previous DNA tests...
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📅✨ Why Are the Days of the Week Named That? 🌞 Ever wondered why Thursday sounds like Thor's Day or why Wednesday is spelled so strangely? The names of our weekdays are a fascinating mix of Roman astronomy and Anglo-Saxon mythology! The Romans named the seven days after the Sun, Moon, and the five visible planets, while English later swapped several Roman gods for Germanic ones. That's how we got Tuesday (Tiw), Wednesday (Woden), Thursday (Thor), and Friday (Freya). Almanac 🌍 What's even cooler is that many languages still reveal this ancient history. For example, French and Spanish keep the Roman planet names—like mardi (Mars) and mercredi (Mercury)—while English reflects Norse and Angl...
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🐦⚡ Hummingbirds: Tiny Birds with Superpowers 🌸 Hummingbirds may be among the smallest birds on Earth, but they perform incredible feats. Their wings can beat up to 80 times per second, allowing them to hover in place, fly backwards, and dart from flower to flower with amazing precision. To fuel this high-speed lifestyle, they consume nectar almost constantly and have one of the fastest metabolisms in the animal kingdom. 💖 These tiny flyers are just as impressive on the inside. A hummingbird’s heart can beat more than 1,200 times per minute during flight, yet many species survive cold nights by entering a temporary state called torpor, slowing their heartbeat and body temperature to save...
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🦧🌿 Orangutan Becomes Its Own Forest Doctor 💚 Scientists have observed a wild orangutan doing something extraordinary—using a medicinal plant to treat a wound. After chewing the leaves into a paste, the orangutan carefully applied it to an injury on its face, almost like spreading a natural healing cream. The wound healed without becoming infected, making this one of the clearest examples of a wild animal using plant medicine on itself. 🌱 This remarkable behavior suggests that great apes may have a deeper understanding of the healing properties of plants than we once thought. It also hints that the roots of human medicine could stretch back millions of years, with our ancient ancestors p...
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🧬🎨 When the Human Body Becomes Art 🧪 US artist Ani Liu mixes art, science and biotechnology in unusual ways. She uses materials connected to the human body — including breast milk and sperm — to explore ideas about gender, motherhood, work and the expectations placed on our bodies. 🤰 The film follows Liu during the final stages of her third pregnancy as she develops new artwork. Her own experience of pregnancy becomes part of a bigger discussion about reproductive rights, technology and how society treats motherhood. 🎭 Fun fact: Liu describes some of the materials she works with as “culturally loaded bodily materials.” By putting things that are normally private or taboo into an art...
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🏙️🌳 Manhattan Was Once a Wild Island! Imagine standing in the middle of Times Square, surrounded by skyscrapers, flashing billboards, and yellow taxis. 🚕 Now imagine the same spot hundreds of years ago — no buildings, no roads, just forests, streams, and wildlife! 🌿 🌎 Before Manhattan became one of the world's most famous cities, it was a green island with rolling hills, wetlands, and rich natural ecosystems. The Lenape people lived on and cared for this land long before European settlers arrived. 🏗️ Over the centuries, Manhattan has undergone an incredible transformation. Hills were flattened, shorelines were extended, and thousands of buildings rose into the sky. Some parts of moder...
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🐍❄️ An Entire Continent Without a Single Snake?! Imagine a place where you could walk for miles without worrying about stepping on a snake, spotting a lizard, or meeting a crocodile. 🐊🚫 Welcome to Antarctica, the only continent on Earth with absolutely no native reptiles! 🥶 But why are these scaly creatures missing? Reptiles are cold-blooded, meaning they rely on warmth from their surroundings to regulate their body temperature. And with Antarctic temperatures dropping below −80°C (−112°F), even the toughest reptiles wouldn't stand much of a chance! 🐧 Here's the funny part: Antarctica has penguins, seals, and even tiny insects, but not a single native snake or lizard! The extreme col...
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