Telegram of the day@mathenWorldwide
Math Lab: science in one picture
Clear diagrams and short explanations on physics and math, from quantum atoms and black holes to why a whip cracks and how Ramanujan got his start.
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TikTok of the day@nileredenWorldwide
NileRed
The chemist behind one of YouTube's best-known science channels shows real experiments: glass versus hydrofluoric acid, gold titanium, aerogel up close.
Instagram of the day@my.microscopic.worldenWorldwide
My Microscopic World
Dane Martin Kaae Kristiansen films tardigrades, rotifers, ciliates and other life in a drop of water under the microscope. A living movie at millimetre scale.
Instagram of the dayPinterest of the day
@nasaenWorldwide
NASA on Pinterest
NASA's official Pinterest: dozens of boards with planets, Earth from orbit, astronauts and spacecraft, sorted by topic and easy to browse.
TikTok of the day@nudibranch_nerdenWorldwide
Nudibranch Nerd: sea slugs and tide pools
Marine biologist Madi explores Pacific Northwest tide pools, from jewel-bright nudibranchs to octopuses, and teaches good tide pool manners.
South Africa of the daypza.sanbi.orgenSouth Africa
PlantZAfrica: South African Plants
South Africa's national biodiversity institute publishes two Plant of the Week profiles every week, from living-stone succulents to proteas and grasses.
Telegram of the day@NParksBuzzenSingapore
Singapore Nature by NParks
The official channel of Singapore's National Parks Board: treeshrews, walking catfish and bat-pollinated trees, each with a good photo and a few clear lines.
TikTok of the day@tibeesenWorldwide
Tibees: physics and math, gently
Science communicator and author Toby Hendy turns physics, math and strange ideas into calm, curious short videos.
Site of the dayjoshworth.comenWorldwide
If the Moon Were 1 Pixel
A scale map of the solar system where the Moon is a single pixel. Scroll sideways for a very long time and finally feel how empty space is.
TikTok of the day@blackpenredpenenWorldwide
blackpenredpen: calculus with two pens
Math teacher Steve Chow works through integrals and tricky problems on a whiteboard, switching between his trademark black and red pens.
Site of the dayncase.meenWorldwide
Nicky Case's playables
Playable explanations of big ideas — game theory and trust, anxiety, news cycles, AI safety. All free and released into the public domain.