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The night side of Pluto, photographed by New Horizons in July 2015 with the Sun 3 billion miles behind.

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☀️ A Picnic with Friends — Simple, Warm, and Real Today was one of those days you want to tuck away in your memory forever. We gathered in the park with friends, laid out the blankets, unpacked homemade food, played frisbee, laughed until we couldn’t breathe, and just enjoyed each other’s company. No rush, no screens — just real moments. 🥪 Sandwiches, fruit, and some homemade treats 🧺 A picnic blanket, a basket, and a little summer breeze 🎶 Music playing softly and conversations we’ve missed 📸 Tons of photos and even more memories Huge thanks to everyone who came — for the vibe, the ease, and for turning something so simple into something truly meaningful. Can’t wait to do it again. #picnicvibes #friendsdayout #simplejoys #sunshineandlaughter #summermoments

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🌊 The Deep Ocean: Earth’s Final Frontier We know more about the surface of Mars than we do about the deep ocean. Explore the mysteries hidden in the darkest parts of our planet—and how cutting-edge technology is helping scientists uncover them.

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The Quantum Internet: A New Era of Communication 🔬 Discover how scientists are building the foundations of a quantum internet—an ultra-secure, lightning-fast network based on the laws of quantum mechanics. This revolutionary technology could change how we share data, protect privacy, and even communicate across space.

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🌍 The Earth's Magnetic Field: Our Invisible Shield The Earth’s magnetic field protects us from solar radiation and cosmic particles. Learn how it’s generated, why it sometimes flips, and how it’s essential for life on our planet.

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Imagine a world powered by the same energy source as the Sun—nuclear fusion. Unlike nuclear fission, which splits atoms and produces long-lived radioactive waste, fusion merges hydrogen atoms into helium, releasing enormous energy with minimal environmental impact. At the heart of this process is the need to reach temperatures over 100 million degrees Celsius, creating a plasma contained by powerful magnetic fields in devices like the tokamak. Projects such as ITER in France are working to make sustained fusion a reality. Though commercial fusion is still years away, progress is accelerating. If successful, fusion could provide clean, safe, and virtually limitless energy, transforming how we power our civilization.

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