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#onthisday 1974, the Mariner 10 made its first flyby of Mercury, sending back the first close-up images of the planet—changing what we knew about the innermost world of our solar system. #ScienceHistory

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#onthisday 1979, the Three Mile Island accident began in Pennsylvania—the most serious nuclear incident in U.S. history, shaking public trust and reshaping nuclear energy policy and safety standards. #ScienceHistory

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How much do you know about Albert Einstein? Find out with this fun little 10-question quiz in the intellectual playground at 500ways.com/albert-einst... ( #AlbertEinstein, #Einstein, #USHistory, #scienceHistory, #TheoryOfRelativity, #history, #physics, #EMC2)

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#onthisday 1977, two Boeing 747s collided on the runway in the Tenerife airport disaster, killing 583 people. The deadliest crash in aviation history, it led to major changes in air traffic communication and cockpit procedures. #ScienceHistory

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👩‍🔬 On This Day — 26 Mar
Born today: physicist Count Rumford, a pioneer in heat science, and biochemist Christian Anfinsen, Nobel winner for protein research.
#NITheCS #ScienceHistory #Physics #Biochemistry

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In 1906, Lee de Forest patented the Audion vacuum tube, a breakthrough that amplified electrical signals and made modern radio, telecommunications, and early computing possible. #ScienceHistory

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Arie Jan Haagen-Smit is now considered the “Father of Air Pollution Control”, and his work had a significant impact on plant, human and environmental health. And this all happened, because some ignorant American Scientists derided Auxin as European Hoax. 🧪 #ScienceHistory #SciHis #PlantScience

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March 24 is now observed as World Tuberculosis Day. It is a day when tuberculosis moved from speculation to scientific understanding, shaping the future of infectious disease research and public health.

#WorldTBDay #RobertKoch #Tuberculosis #MedicalHistory #GermTheory #ScienceHistory

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🧪 On This Day — 25 March 1957: The Treaty of Rome was signed, creating the European Economic Community (EEC) to boost cross-border collaboration in research and innovation, leading to programs like Horizon Europe. #NITheCS #ScienceHistory #Innovation #Collaboration #OnThisDay

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#onthisday 1989, the Exxon Valdez oil spill began in Alaska’s Prince William Sound, releasing millions of gallons of crude oil. It became one of the worst environmental disasters in U.S. history, reshaping oil transport regulations. #ScienceHistory

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What sets human consciousness apart in the age of AI? – podcast Ian Sample speaks to author and journalist Michael Pollan about his new book A World Appears: A Journey into Consciousness

What sets human consciousness apart in the age of AI? – podcast #Science #ScienceHistory consciousness AI innovation

www.theguardian.com/science/audio/2026/mar/2...

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🧬 On This Day — 24 March 1882
Robert Koch announced the discovery of the tuberculosis bacillus, identifying the cause of TB and revolutionizing microbiology and medicine.#NITheCS #ScienceHistory #Microbiology #Medicine #OnThisDay

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On October 3, 1942, Germany successfully launched the first V-2 rocket, the world’s first long-range guided ballistic missile—marking a turning point in aerospace engineering and paving the way for modern space exploration. #ScienceHistory

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⚛️ On This Day — 23 March 1911
Born: Dennis Gabor, inventor of holography.His work laid the foundation for modern 3D imaging, optics, and information storage technologies.#NITheCS #Physics #Innovation #OnThisDay #ScienceHistory

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In the 1870s, Julius von Sachs revolutionized botany by proving that plants aren't just "decorations" but complex chemical machines. By inventing hydroponics and the iodine starch test, he moved the study of plants from the garden to the lab. 🌱🔬 #ScienceHistory

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Albert Einstein's brain: What have scientists discovered? Analysis of lost photos reveals structural anomalies in Einstein’s brain that may explain his extraordinary mathematical and visual abilities.

Albert Einstein’s brain: What have scientists discovered? #Science #ScienceHistory #Einstein #BrainResearch #ScientificDiscovery

www.psypost.org/albert-einsteins-brain-w...

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Doesn't Surprise Me One Bit

Doesn't Surprise Me One Bit

#Dna #Jameswatson #Sciencehistory #Humblebrag #Molecularbiology

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In 1846, Urbain Le Verrier predicted the existence of Neptune using mathematics alone—one of science’s greatest triumphs, proving unseen worlds could be discovered through theory. #ScienceHistory

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How accurate is the science in Project Hail Mary? This science-fiction movie plays with quantum physics, space travel, astrobiology and mass-to-energy conversion

How accurate is the science in Project Hail Mary? #Science #ScienceHistory #ProjectHailMary #ScienceFiction #ScientificAccuracy

www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-accurate-is-...

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Agnes Pockels and the kitchen sink myth Agnes Pockels achievements in surface science have long been overshadowed by a popular and likely untrue story that she became interested in the subject while doing the dishes

Agnes Pockels’ pioneering work was unfairly dismissed by tropes about women’s domestic roles #Science #ScienceHistory #WomenInScience #PioneersOfScience #AgnesPockels

www.scientificamerican.com/article/agnes-pockels-pi...

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A Legendary Ship With a Fatal Secret: New Study Challenges the Myth of Endurance A new scientific investigation challenges long-held assumptions about Shackleton’s Endurance, revealing that the ship may never have been suited for the extreme Antarctic conditions it faced.

A Legendary Ship With a Fatal Secret: New Study Challenges the Myth of Endurance #Science #ScienceHistory #EnduranceExpedition #MythBusting #MaritimeHistory

scitechdaily.com/a-legendary-ship-with-a-...

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In 1842, Christian Doppler presented his principle on how wave frequencies shift with motion. From the "wail" of a passing siren to proving the universe is expanding through "redshift," the Doppler Effect became the fundamental pulse of modern physics and astronomy. 🌌🔊 #ScienceHistory

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In 1824, William Buckland formally described Megalosaurus, one of the first dinosaurs ever scientifically named. This milestone helped launch paleontology and transformed our understanding of Earth’s ancient life. #ScienceHistory

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On This Day — 19 March 1915: Pluto was first photographed at Lowell Observatory, foreshadowing its later discovery. This highlights how unnoticed data can exist, a key concept in data science. #NITheCS #ScienceHistory #Astronomy #DataScience #OnThisDay

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In 1796, Pierre-Simon Laplace published Exposition du système du monde, outlining the nebular hypothesis for the Solar System’s formation—an early scientific leap toward understanding how planets and stars evolve. #ScienceHistory

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There was a 14-year gap in the discovery of something very unexpected about helium. The details are explained at 500ways.com/the-discover... ( #helium, #chemistry, #science, #scienceHistory, #sun, #solar, #solarGases, #chemical, #chemicalElements, #astronomy)

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#OnThisDay in 1958, the United States launched Vanguard 1, one of the first solar-powered satellites. Still the oldest human-made object in orbit, it proved solar cells could power spacecraft—paving the way for modern satellites and space exploration. 🚀 #ScienceHistory

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🧬 On This Day — 17 Feb 1792
Born: Karl Ernst von Baer, a pioneer in embryology who discovered the mammalian ovum and formulated von Baer’s laws of development. His work laid the foundation for modern developmental biology. #NITheCS #ScienceHistory #Biology #OnThisDay

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Today is Caroline Herschel's birthday🎈✨ Caroline was the first woman in Britain to be paid for her scientific work. She received numerous awards – including the Gold Medal from the Royal Astronomical Society in 1828.

#spacelovers #museum #visitbath #sciencehistory #astronomy

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#OnThisDay in 1926, physicist Robert H. Goddard launched the world’s first liquid-fueled rocket in Auburn, Massachusetts. It flew just 41 ft in 2.5 seconds—but proved the technology that would power modern spaceflight, from satellites to Moon missions. 🚀 #ScienceHistory

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