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If you are an ‘attentive caregiver’, your cat will look at you when it's trying to solve a hard task.

Two possibilities exist: Either we are alone in the universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying. ~Carl Sagan https://t.co/1YhaLQjG78

Robotic swarms warn the army against enemies’ attack. https://t.co/wLn9D1R2yG

People have been filled with the desire to fly ever since the dawn of time. While some have tried and failed, others established the groundwork for modern aircraft. Let's see what shaped the idea of airplanes. https://t.co/pwBFgYezTO

Israeli-based company Believer Meats is commencing its first U.S. commercial facility in North Carolina. Located in Wilson, the company’s new spurt will be the biggest and largest cultivated production facility established so far. Find out more at https://t.co/SMPvtzipFW 🚀 https://t.co/oqZXwoyfov

The human-rated spacecraft is days away from performing a Pacific Ocean splashdown. https://t.co/NTHlwY0Nrn

It's claimed to have been created following calls made by Chinese authorities for the independent development of cutting-edge technology. https://t.co/DtlphiWLwT

He suffered both physical and mental long-term side effects. https://t.co/dm6HVn8Qn5

Professor Dame Sarah Gilbert, one of the creators of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine, said at the 44th Richard Dimbleby Lecture that future pandemics could be worse than COVID-19 and that more money was needed to be adequately prepared. Find out more at https://t.co/yUbjC6EcNs 🚀 https://t.co/xeuVFKv2v9

The accuracy of pedestrian identification was reduced by 57% when the students tested the outfit on on-campus security cameras. https://t.co/x7KCMCjAIz

The Catholic saint against procrastination is St. Expeditus.

This absolutely perfect snowflake that fell on my coat https://t.co/161RBfUmLO

This year, Oxford decided to do things a little differently. Instead of choosing a single term, the researchers chose three—and then they let the public pick which one should be named 2022’s word of the year. ⁠ ⁠ After two weeks and some 300,000 votes, we finally have a winner: goblin mode, something you may have experienced firsthand without even knowing it had a name. Link in bio.⁠ ⁠ #accessibilitytext: Photo of a man sitting on a couch eating a large bowl of cereal. Text reads: Oxford's 2022 Word of the Year Is 'Goblin Mode'

Technology has come a long way in the world of prosthetics. Now you can control your prosthetic with your brain impulses. https://t.co/lVWgvrH1wO

People remove the ice on the submarine surfacing in the arctic. https://t.co/KAnJOCVrLn