Science

videolab

Announcing our first channel giveaway called "Chain Reaction" in celebration of /science and /dash's new channel browsing feature.

Cast an original video into /science between July 8 and 15 to be eligible for rewards totaling over $600. Interact with people, ask questions, get curious, and share your knowledge.

"Chain Reaction" was inspired by @newtp, who has been casting uniquely educational content and genuinely engaging with the community. They truly capture the spirit of what we've been calling Farcaster-first content.

Everyone who participates will also receive a membership invite to the /videolab community, where being an early member will lead to more giveaways in the future.

This is a super cool initiative.  Love how many people are interested in /science now.  

Do you guys want to see what an actual lab looks like and what real scientists do? 

Comment below if you’re interested and I might be able to cook something tomorrow at work (and hopefully not get fired).

Scientist 🧬, dog lover 🐶, amateur photographer 📸, crypto enthusiast, Cat Town Farcaster Community Leader

Definitely want to see what’s going down in the lab!!!🤩

NFToholic, Web3 native, Metaverse MC, hosting EZ’s Corner for 5+ years Monday at Tokensmart, hosting Farhouse Fridays, & Impact Concerts, through bear & bulls🤠

Cool, I’ll try it tomorrow. We have a sweet lab

Definitely hyped to see it, science and physics were my favorite subjects in high school & I had some pretty awesome teachers!!🤙
(I wound up going in a different direction following my love of nature and going to school for landscape architecture… then went to work in film, life is interesting like that)😅🤷‍♂️😂

Video up! 

https://farcaster.xyz/arob1000/0xd6264e73

Hahahaa, love it!!😂🙌
Let me know when your video is up, I’m also going to be making a science one a little later today!!!😎🤙
(I have a friend in town  visiting, & my usual wednesday podcast soon, so mine will be up later in the afternoon)✌️

That’s awesome, photography/film was my favorite class in school so kind of went the opposite way.