Telegram of the day@decentespressoenWorldwide
Decent Espresso, from the lab
An espresso machine maker's channel written by its founder: test data, shot graphs, prototypes, app releases and candid notes on how coffee gear actually gets built.
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Pinterest of the dayдоска «Life»enWorldwide
New Scientist on Life
New Scientist's biology board: new species, fungi, fossils, soil microlife and the origin of life. Nearly 1,800 pins, with new ones added every week.
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@mathandcobbenWorldwide
MathandCobb: A Math Prof's Feed
A UConn number theorist on what's happening in math right now: Riemann-style conjectures, Galois groups, AI proofs and how to draw the Mona Lisa in Desmos.
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@geobecklyenWorldwide
Geo Beckly: Rocks on the Road
Geologist and naturalist Becky Nesel shows how rocks shape plants, hot springs and even New York's brownstones, mostly from road trips.
Kenya of the day@SheldrickTrustenKenya
Sheldrick Wildlife Trust
The YouTube channel of the Kenyan conservation charity that rescues and raises orphaned elephants and rhinos: individual stories, live streams from the nursery and anti-poaching work.
Instagram of the day@cernenWorldwide
CERN: Physics Up Close
CERN's Instagram, from the home of the Large Hadron Collider: detectors, tunnels, particle collisions and physicists answering your questions.
Site of the daypdb101.rcsb.orgenWorldwide
Molecule of the Month
One molecule of life each month since 2000: an illustrated, readable story plus a 3D structure you can spin in your browser.
TikTok of the day@scottishgeologistenUnited Kingdom
Scottish Geologist on TikTok
Geologist Luisa Hendry reads Scotland's landscapes rock by rock: the volcano under Edinburgh, a fault across Loch Lomond and hand-sized crystals.
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Instagram of the day@europeanspaceagencyenWorldwide
ESA: Space in Your Feed
The European Space Agency's official Instagram: Earth from orbit, rocket launches, astronauts, and missions to the Moon and asteroids.
TikTok of the day@goodolgabenWorldwide
Dr Gab Astorga: Microbes, Plainly
A microbial genomics PhD explains plague, malaria and the Nobel Prize at three levels at once — for a five-year-old, a teenager and a fellow scientist.
Instagram of the day@thomaspeschakenWorldwide
Thomas Peschak: Ocean Stories
National Geographic photographer Thomas Peschak on sharks, turtles, rays and the Galápagos — the ocean seen by a storyteller with a biologist's eye.