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Taking several pictures of something causes you to remember it worse than if you just looked at it. This is called the “photo-taking-impairment effect”.

Researcher are now looking to make the most of this new discovery. https://t.co/HuqA5td22l

They are hard to spot underneath all the space dust. https://t.co/nDsJotryps

The clip explains the engineering behind the gas pump. https://t.co/FazGjIuNX2

The algorithm correctly associated a whoop bout with its hyena around 54 percent of the time. https://t.co/bs0cwuOuR0

A swarm of krill can cover an area which is almost 40,000 times as big as Trafalgar Square, weigh 15,000 times more than a blue whale, and be seen from space.

Taiwanese Air Force dispatched combat air patrol planes tracking Chinese aircrafts, in response. https://t.co/9kC6mgCmn0

The real-world applications are limitless. https://t.co/YpOPZGGQGs

Acoustically speaking, farting is akin to shouting. (Study: https://t.co/tkNHm8HQq3)

The new invention produces up to 347 watts of power per cubic meter. https://t.co/ybmNQyKMy6

Word of the Day: GILDERSOME (as defined in ‘The Meaning of Liff’) — descriptive of a joke someone tells you which starts well, but which becomes so embellished in the telling that you start to weary of it after scarcely half an hour.

The MICROSCOPE satellite test confirms the Weak Equivalence Principle with utmost precision. https://t.co/Ktm40soeJp

Don't mess with mother nature. https://t.co/uwhDhFF1IJ

The company claims it will print layouts autonomously without an error. https://t.co/fkHCo2ugnh

The loss of life would be equivalent to six planes, each carrying 200 passengers, killing everyone on board, every year. https://t.co/hcHhrjhjcN