@scifri.bsky.socialIt’s Cephalopod Week! All week long we’ll be celebrating our favorite cephalopods with stories, games, educational activities, virtual events, and lots more! Dive in on our website at sciencefriday.com/cephalopodweek.
We’re kicking it off with a nautilus as our #PictureOfTheWeek.
@bloomer0422.bsky.socialFlyDubai Flight 1073 could’ve been something straight out of “Die Hard.” #pictureoftheweek
@scifri.bsky.socialThe world’s smallest pacemaker is smaller than a grain of rice, can dissolve in the body, and is our #PictureOfTheWeek.
Image credit: John A. Rogers/Northwestern University
@scifri.bsky.socialOur #PictureOfTheWeek is the spider-tailed horned viper. Its tail looks a lot like a spider, complete with a round "body" and several "legs," which it flicks to lure unsuspecting birds into becoming lunch.
📸 credits:
1. Omid Mozaffari
2. Sara Ruane
3. Sara Ruane & Stephanie Smith
@bloomer0422.bsky.socialEd Sheeran tried to remain above the politics but, ultimately, couldn’t do it. #pictureoftheweek
@scifri.bsky.socialOur #PictureOfTheWeek shows what’s happening inside the LUX-ZEPLIN detector, which is on the hunt for dark matter particles.
Image credits:
1. Greg Stewart, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
2. Matthew Kapust/Sanford Underground Research Laboratory
@bloomer0422.bsky.socialWhat did go on in the jury room? #pictureoftheweek
@bloomer0422.bsky.socialWill there be an end to this madness? #pictureoftheweek
