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newscientist's Twitter statistics

Followers
4.3M
Following
293
Total Tweets
113.2K
Avg. Likes
63.9
Avg. Comments
17.3
Eng. Rate
0.03%
Est. Earning
$87
Fraud Score
39%

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Daily Stats

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2023-04-23 1.2K 32824024

Recent tweets

A vibrating sapphire crystal has been put into a superposition of two quantum states, one of the largest scales at which quantum effects have been demonstrated https://t.co/CKnFsgy3vP
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Male crazy ants have two different sets of DNA in their bodies https://t.co/DxCUBcUdpG
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A huge black hole is barrelling through space away from its galaxy, leaving a wake of newly formed stars in a straight line 200,000 light years long https://t.co/TXGwSKviqp
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Superdeterminism makes sense of the quantum world by suggesting it's not as random as it seems, but critics say it undermines the whole premise of science. Does the idea deserve its terrible reputation? We explore the concept in this #PhysicsWeek long read https://t.co/FrFJDiJO3j
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A well in Nebraska is the first to drill specifically to search for naturally occurring hydrogen, which some think could become a major source of clean fuel https://t.co/LVWJkoDuwA
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Weird skin-eating amphibians have no legs due to snake-like mutation https://t.co/pCmb1dNl2f
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What is really going on when we microwave our food? https://t.co/cuRdHzcJup
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An AI can tell if you are sleep deprived based on the tone and rhythm of your speech https://t.co/MVqS7oarey
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AIs turned in credible performances while role-playing as human characters in a simulated town https://t.co/uiiIOZQMlv
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It can be hard to explain the realities of the natural world to children, but we need to acknowledge the suffering of wild things, says Richard Smyth https://t.co/AvUq765aH3
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Existential risk from AI is admittedly more speculative than pressing concerns such as its bias, but the basic solution is the same. A robust public discussion is long overdue, says @DavidSKrueger https://t.co/TH37nGgFVj
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An AI dedicated to drawing hands could help all the other AIs improve https://t.co/D8s6TFbG5h
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Vertical farming has been touted as a more sustainable way to grow food, but it requires a huge amount of energy – adding in sunlight can drastically cut costs https://t.co/haSl38EW4e
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There are more than 500 types of therapies available. We investigate what science can tell us about what works and why https://t.co/aXQxjJFYia
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Roots of five medical conditions shown in map of the developing brain https://t.co/lAXazhG3HR
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Updated brain map reveals how we control the movement of our bodies https://t.co/SOjz6LetGB
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Following claims that an AI has shown "sparks of artificial general intelligence", what are we to make of the hype surrounding this technology? AI expert Melanie Mitchell (@MelMitchell1) is your guide https://t.co/h0h6bQIzCH
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Quantum theory, and the world of subatomic particles and forces it describes, has a daunting reputation for strangeness. And yet, with the right guidance, anyone can enjoy its many wonders https://t.co/HWCYNKlvqg
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Evidence is growing for an ultralight dark matter particle called the axion https://t.co/YN0ZXmG8jk
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Procrastination can steal hours of our time, but the latest research has some answers about how to reduce it, finds David Robson in his new 60-second psychology column https://t.co/4iGq4E1S5U
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We finally have a good explanation for why insects fly bang into artificial lights and, according to high-speed videos, it doesn't seem to be because they are attracted there https://t.co/EQY8SWKWzN
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SpaceX’s enormous Starship rocket finally launched – and then exploded https://t.co/ymy4B6R3yb
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