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QI Series T Episode One is filming and we have a studio audience for the first time since 2020. Sandi is telling an anecdote about Björn from ABBA and Alan has said something so rude it will never make it to broadcast. It's good to be back. https://t.co/1DJIVr7M5H

From 3D-print to a face peering at us from history. 🤓 #engineering https://t.co/Ca6JnTb4sB

The discovery is touted as a major step toward avoiding a climate catastrophe. 🦠 #engineering https://t.co/Vc77uC14C5

And it's the size of a grain of dust. 🔋 #engineering https://t.co/1tG4ndrq7V

Don't miss the thrilling conclusion of #AbrahamLincoln tonight at 8/7c on The History Channel

Have you heard of mega-casting? It's a way for automakers to simplify the car-manufacturing process by replacing many small parts with one large metal casting. Find out more at https://t.co/sVhmEaHct6 🚀 #Engineering https://t.co/QyVL06yzyt

With front arms so small that even T. rex could make fun of. 🦕 #engineering https://t.co/mi3xiQi27g

It's time to move on, because not even 911 will work. 🤓 #engineering https://t.co/4RIuNeao2V

Rosa Parks Connection to Little Caesars Pizza

Ai depiction of Jesus taking into account as many pieces of information as possible.

At the 2000 Olympics, organizers ordered 50,000 condoms - but the Olympic Village still ran out halfway through the Games. They had to place an emergency order for 20,000 extras.

Chelsea Peretti admitted to having a childhood crush on Andy Samberg.

Spider silk isn’t just one of the strongest materials found in nature, it’s also among the strongest materials found in the world. 🕷 Find out more information at https://t.co/S9vZDfGA1o #engineering https://t.co/HVsr8buL0T

We're almost there. James Webb has already taken its first images of stars and its first selfie, and now, it's time to finish calibrating the powerful instruments that will power the $10 billion telescope mission. Find out more at https://t.co/mTA8pYunXW 🚀 #Engineering https://t.co/JctKm1vzmC

Capt. Sir Mansfield Cumming suggested British secret agents use semen as invisible ink during WWI.