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Quorix, Galle, TX (2025)

10/19/2025

The bison is the strongest animal in the world.

But many people don't know that.

The bison doesn't even feel the cold. Even when the temperature exceeds -40c, the animal lives comfortably.

But many people don't know that.

The bison, which moves very slowly, has the strength to run at a very fast speed for more than an hour.

But many people don't know that.

A well-grown bison weighs almost 2 tons.

But people only see the thickness of the animal's fur.

Finally, you have a different message to tell.

Live like a "bison" cow.

No one needs to know all your strengths, all your abilities, all your assets.

It is enough to look like an ordinary cow.

Wait until the opportunity comes..

Then,

Show the size of the animal

10/18/2025

A deep-sea mystery reveals a cosmic event that shaped Earth 10 million years ago.

A team of scientists led by Dr. Dominic Cole has discovered a strange source of the radioactive isotope beryllium-10 (Be-10) in the deep crust of the Pacific Ocean. Analysis shows that the source was formed about 10 million years ago.

Normally, beryllium-10 is produced when cosmic rays collide with the Earth's atmosphere. The molecules produced are evenly distributed on the ocean floor. Therefore, the occurrence of such a large anomaly has been a strange and mysterious thing for scientists.

To confirm the origin of this unexpected source, researchers used the European Space Agency's Gaia survey to reconstruct the path of star clusters and the Sun over a period of 20 million years.

Accordingly, a 68% probability has been identified that a supernova explosion occurred within 326 light-years of the Sun at the time of the beryllium-10 source. The identification of 19 star clusters capable of producing such supernovae has also provided further evidence that a large cosmic ray attack affecting Earth has occurred.

This discovery is unique because it can work together with oceanography and astrophysics.

If the beryllium-10 anomaly is observed globally, it could confirm that it is a cosmic event affecting the Earth's environment.

But if it is observed regionally, it could be a past change in ocean circulation.

🔬 Future studies — particularly with larger samples and sensitive isotope analyses — will be able to determine whether this anomaly is a global cosmic event or a change in the Earth's oceans.

10/17/2025

You probably already know that the Dead Sea is one of the strangest places on Earth. It's the lowest exposed place on Earth. It's about 10 times saltier than the ocean, and it's shrinking by about 3 feet (1 meter) a year. But beneath its surface, researchers have discovered something even stranger: giant underground salt structures (crystals).

These "salt giants" can stretch for miles and grow to be more than half a mile thick. The Mediterranean Sea also dried up millions of years ago, leaving behind layers of salt like this. For decades, geologists have wondered how such massive salt layers formed. Now, the Dead Sea is giving them some insight.

The process is strange. In the summer, the sun's heat causes the surface water to evaporate. But the salt remains. As a result, the surface water becomes extremely salty. Below, there is cooler, less salty water.

This is a scientific phenomenon called “double diffusion.” This means that fresh, less salty water rises, while heavier salty water sinks. Then, when these layers are disturbed, salt crystals accumulate and form large salt deposits.

Over time, these salt deposits shape coastlines, changing the Earth’s geography.

A similar process occurred under the Mediterranean Sea 5–6 million years ago, creating huge salt deposits.

Today, scientists study these salt giants not only to unravel ancient mysteries, but also to learn more about the climate, coastal formations, and the resources hidden beneath the Earth.

10/17/2025

The fastest-reacting creature in the world is the mantis shrimp, a sea creature.

The club in its hand strikes at an incredible speed nearly 80 kilometers per hour. That blow happens in about 0.003 seconds. That is, a speed that is not even visible to the human eye.

Its blow is so powerful that it even explodes small bubbles called cavitation bubbles in the water. That explosion generates another force, an effect like an electric shock.

There is also something special about its eyes. While human eyes see only three colors, the mantis shrimp sees about 16 colors. That means the world is not the way you see it, but it sees a whole new world to this creature.

In one sentence the creature that reacts quickly in the world, with bullet-speed reflexes, is this mantis shrimp.

10/16/2025

Did you know that a plant that can live for years without water – looking completely dry and lifeless – comes back to life within hours of a single rain shower? That’s the amazing ability of the resurrection plant.

In some dry deserts, this amazing plant curls up and goes dormant in dry conditions, as if it’s dead. But the moment it touches water, it unfurls, turns a lush green, and grows again.

It’s a brilliant reminder of nature’s adaptability.

Who else thinks plants like these are the real superheroes of the natural world? 🌱💚

10/16/2025

Ice is alive - scientists reveal its hidden electrical potential!

In a new study published in the journal Nature Physics, scientists have completely changed our understanding of matter. They have revealed that a regular piece of ice can actually generate electricity if it is bent, twisted, or stretched.

This scientific ability is called “flexoelectricity.” It is a process that generates an electrical force similar to “piezoelectricity,” but it does not require a special crystal structure. This means that this force can be exerted in any type of ice.

A team of Spanish, Chinese, and American scientists has discovered that the electrical behavior of ice changes depending on temperature. This has led to a rethinking of many scientific ideas that have been accepted for many years.

In experiments, scientists observed that when they placed a piece of ice between two electrodes, it produced an electric charge. This process is similar to the way lightning creates an electric charge in clouds.

But surprisingly, they found that at extremely cold temperatures of about minus 113 degrees Celsius, a thin “ferroelectric layer” forms on the surface of the ice. This layer has the ability to switch the polarity of the electric current.

The discovery gives scientists new insights into the behavior of ice on Earth, and can also provide a new explanation for natural phenomena such as lightning.

10/15/2025

Scientists have discovered the remains of a 44,000-year-old mummified wolf preserved in Siberian ice. The specimen, found in 2021 in the northeastern Yakutia region of Russia, is the first complete adult Pleistocene wolf ever found, and it provides a clear understanding of ancient predators.

The wolf's remains were exceptionally well-preserved, with hair, teeth, and even several internal organs intact. Researchers from the Northeastern Federal University in Yakutsk and the Yakutia Academy of Sciences performed an autopsy to study its genetics, diet, and ancient pathogens. In particular, the wolf's stomach still contained remnants of its last meal. This provides a great opportunity to analyze the diet and ecological role of this ancient carnivore.

This discovery is important not only for its preservation, but also for its impact on understanding the biodiversity and ecological dynamics of the Pleistocene. As the old ice sheet continues to melt due to climate change, information about past ecosystems that flourished in Siberia is emerging. Therefore, such new discoveries are becoming more and more frequent.

This 44,000-year-old wolf is a testament to the prosperity of past life in Siberia, and reiterates the importance of ice in preserving ancient biological material for scientific study.

10/15/2025

A study found that artificial intelligence (AI) could eliminate up to 100 million jobs in the United States over the next 10 years.
According to a report by Senator Bernie Sanders, AI technologies like ChatGPT could lead to this level of job displacement.

For example, it is estimated that 90% of grocery store workers, 65% of teaching assistants, and about half of truck drivers and nurses could be displaced by AI.

Sanders said that this change is happening much faster than in past industrial revolutions and that it could have a serious impact on workers.

Large companies such as Amazon and Walmart have already lost tens of thousands of jobs to the use of AI and robotics.

Therefore, Democratic leaders in the Senate are proposing new laws, such as a “robot tax.” Critics say that without such safeguards, AI technology will further increase economic inequality.

10/15/2025

Is the voice you hear when you speak different from the voice you hear when you record it?

Many people say yes.

Do you know the reason for this?

When you speak, your skull vibrates. That vibration is also heard by you when you speak.

However, when you record yourself speaking, you cannot record that vibration. Therefore, the voice you hear is different from the voice you are used to. That is why it feels strange when you listen to a recording of your own voice.

Not only that, but other people who listen to your voice also hear your voice without the vibrations of the skull.
That is, as in the recording.

10/15/2025

A train station called “Kyu-Shirataki” in a rural area of Hokkaido, Japan, remained open for years despite having very few passengers. The reason for this was a high school student named “Kana Harada”. She used this train to go to school and back home every day.

Even though she was the only one using the station, the train stopped there twice a day, in the morning and in the evening. Otherwise, she would have had to walk a long way to get to school.

When Kana Harada graduated in March 2016, the station was closed for the last time.

So this story became popular all over the world, because the Japanese railway authority paid attention to even a single student in a small area.

And this story also shows that when making decisions, not only schedules and profits should be considered, but also humanity.

10/15/2025

How wonderful nature is ❤️

Coconuts travel far beyond our imagination. Protected by their hard, fibrous shell, they sail for miles through salty water, unfazed by sunlight or storms. For months, they travel silently, without sprouting or decaying, until they finally reach land.

One day they reach a beach. But even then, the shell remains unchanged. And the seeds are still alive. When the tide goes out, moisture seeps out. Then the shell splits, its roots grow into the sand, and the green shoot rises towards the light. So what began as a long journey eventually becomes a new tree that provides shade, food, and shelter on the shore.

10/14/2025

Several studies show that touching the ground or a tree without shoes can calm our nervous system, reducing our stress levels.

🍃 This practice is called “earthing” or “grounding,” which means reconnecting your body to the natural electrical energy of the Earth.

Standing barefoot on the ground or grass reduces cortisol (the stress hormone) levels and improves heart rate variability. This in turn calms the autonomic nervous system, creating a better balance between the body and mind.

Standing barefoot on the grass outdoors for 5-10 minutes, or gently touching a tree trunk 🌳, can elevate your mood, reduce stress, and create inner peace. Combined with deep breathing, it can help your body recharge and take a step back after a busy day. 🌞

Ultimately, this reminds us that nature is not a medical problem, but an essential part of our soul. It can be considered a free, all-around, unarmed therapy. The next time you feel deeply stressed, reach out to a tree, put your hand on the ground, and your mind and body will thank you for it. 🌿

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