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From MinuteEarth. The ribbon diagram has swiftly become the standard way of showing protein structures; it’s hard to imagine any other type of representation! Made with our STEM besties @CBSUnstoppable
From MinuteEarth. The gravity of both the sun and the moon pull on the Earth’s equatorial bulge, causing the Earth’s rotational axis to change. This causes a different star to take the place of our beloved Polaris one day! Made with our STEM besties at @CBSUnstoppable
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From MinuteEarth. Some flowers smell HORRIBLE to humans but amazing to other animals, like dung beetles! Different flowers attract different pollinators – and some of those pollinators are attracted by the smell of sweaty gym socks! Made with our STEM besties at @CBSUnstoppable
From MinuteEarth. The magnets at Fermilab were covered in small metal shavings – but Felicia the ferret saved the day 💖 Made with our STEM bestie @CBSUnstoppable
From MinuteEarth. Discover who you are with MyHeritage. Get a 14-day free trial here: https://bit.ly/MinuteEarth2 Venomous snakes kill nearly 100,000 people a year. Which is weird, because we have a pretty effective treatment for venomous snake bites; it’s actually been around for more than a hundred years. So why are so many people still dying?…
From MinuteEarth. The egg came before the chicken, but did the seed come before the plant? We made this video with our STEM besties at @CBSUnstoppable
From MinuteEarth. Emmy Noether was a brilliant mathematician who made massive contributions to physics! Her perseverance is an absolute inspiration ❤️ Made with our friends at @CBSUnstoppable
From MinuteEarth. The Aldabra rail is the only bird that we know of that evolved TWICE! Made with our STEM besties at @CBSUnstoppable
From MinuteEarth. Help us make well-researched science videos at https://patreon.com/MinuteEarth We want to tell important stories about our natural world, but some ideas that seem great initially end up being way too big to cover in a short video. LEARN MORE ************** To learn more about this topic, start your googling with these keywords: –…
From MinuteEarth. We dont know WHY this Salamander is pregnant for 4 years, but we do know HOW this happens. What a mom! Made with our STEM besties at @CBSUnstoppable
From MinuteEarth. There are several ways for fish to end up in completely isolated mountain lakes. Some of them are really weird!
From MinuteEarth. Learn how to help save birds in your community at https://birds.naturecanada.ca Animals are prone to falling for “evolutionary traps”: modern human-made stuff that accidentally tricks them into maladaptive behavior. LEARN MORE ************** To learn more about this topic, start your googling with these keywords: – Evolutionary trap: a situation where an organism, due…
From MinuteEarth. One of the reasons soap is so slippery is the lack of friction. There’s just nothing to hold on to and the bar flies up up and away!
From MinuteEarth. Want to sponsor a MinuteEarth video? Email us at minuteearth@gmail.com This is a story about attention, memory, and headless goat hockey, which is a totally real sport played on horseback with a goat carcass standing in for a ball. It’s known by many names throughout central asia, but I first encountered it as…
From MinuteEarth. Pollen is often described as ‘plant sperm’, but it has some important differences! Like sperm, pollen contains one DNA set from its parent, but unlike sperm, pollen itself is actually its own separate living plant made of multiple cells that, under the right conditions, can live for months, depending on the species.