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· 2026-09-28T20:41:14+00:00We are not afraid of the mice with human brains:
· 2026-09-29T15:51:11+00:00Ministry of starship truth still trying to get people like me to erase my post history ‘Starship 41 was always going to orbit’
· 2026-09-29T15:36:34+00:00haven't seen engines out this clearly since flight one
· 2026-09-29T17:13:46+00:00INCREDIBLE UNDERWATER footage captures BARRELEYE FISH and its SEE-THROUGH HEAD
· 2026-09-29T09:19:52+00:00On this Tuesday (29), instabilities bring rain to western SP in the morning. In the afternoon, heat and stuffiness prevail, with showers in various regions, and lightning and wind gusts may occur. #PrevisaoDoTempo #CGE #DefesaCivilProtegeVoce
· 2026-09-29T16:50:27+00:00Researchers mathematically proved that LLM hallucinations can never be fixed. It is Impossible. They modeled Large Language Models as Probabilistic Turing Machines. They tested them against the absolute boundaries of computer science: incomputability, information theory, and
· 2026-09-29T16:51:59.534000+00:00During DNA replication when Topoisomerase 'unzips' DNA, what happens to all the twists that bunch up at the end? I asked my professor but I don't think he understood my question. So, as I understand it when DNA replicates, the enzymes Helicase + Topoisomerase unwind it from a twirly, wirly helix into 2 straight non-twirly bands/strings, the thing is since we (Eukaryotes) start the origin points somewhere in the middle of the DNA instead of on either end, doesn't that mean the amount of twists in the double helix-structure remains the same until the very end where it, idk, helicopters around? What happens to these twists? The way I imagine it is two strings wound around each other with say, an arbitrary 20 twists in the string, the helicase is like sticking your finger in the middle and pulling them apart but this doesn't remove the total number of twists, instead all the twists get bunched up at the ends. What happens to the twists in DNA? Do they have to spin around many times at the very end to unwind away from each other. Do they do something else? Or is my assumption wrong?
· 2026-09-29T17:14:44+00:00SDO/AIA - ASTRID - September 29th 2026. Full disk, 13:00-16:00 UTC. 30fps vs 60fps #SpaceWeather #SolarPhysics #SDO #Astronomy #Sun #AIA #ASTRID
· 2026-09-29T16:50:45+00:00Dos dias inmersos en el Curso de Verano de la @uclm_es , en colab con @HNParaplejicos @idiscam sobre Como la Ciencia Salva Vidas. Un curso lleno de discusiones, ponencias increíbles e ilusión por la ciencia. Gracias a tod@s! Ratitos con @NietoAngela @LluisMontoliu @ManelEsteller
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· 2026-09-29T16:32:41+00:00太陽發射強烈耀斑，引發地磁暴，全球多地再次出現罕見極光！ 天文學家：「這是觀察太陽活動週期的絕佳機會，太令人興奮了！」 工程師與網民：「太好了，如果我的網路斷線或是程式爆掉，終於可以光明正大地怪給『太陽耀斑』了！」
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