Cleo Abram

@cleoabram

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我们即将穿越到山姆·奥特曼正在构建的未来…… 订阅频道,获取更多乐观的科学与科技故事。 我采访了山姆·奥特曼——OpenAI(ChatGPT背后的公司)的CEO。他们正试图打造一种“超级智能”,这种智能可能在几乎所有领域远超人类——而他们刚刚发布了迄今为止最强大的工具:GPT-5。 几年前,这听起来还像是科幻小说!但如今已不再是幻想。事实上,他们并非孤军奋战。我们正身处一场前所未有的全球竞赛之中——涉及数千亿美元和难以想象的人力投入…… 这是一个意义深远的时刻。大多数人一生中从未经历过如此巨大的技术变革,而它此刻正发生在我们周围。因此,在这次对话中,我将尝试与山姆·奥特曼一起穿越到未来,看看他正在构建什么……这样你和我才能真正理解即将到来的变化。 欢迎收听《HUGE* Conversations》。 章节: 0:00 我们正走向怎样的未来? 2:06 GPT-5能做什么而GPT-4做不到? 6:57 AI如何影响我们的思维方式? 10:52 AI何时会做出重大科学发现? 13:09 什么是超级智能? 16:17 AI如何判断“真相”? 18:35 现在是2030年。我们如何辨别真实? 21:20 现在是2035年。出现了哪些新职业? 24:02 如何构建超级智能? 26:00 AI面临哪些基础设施挑战? 28:18 AI使用哪些数据? 29:50 GPT-1、GPT-2、GPT-3之间发生了什么变化? 32:55 构建GPT-5时哪些做对了、哪些做错了? 35:40 “今天出生的孩子永远不会比AI更聪明” 37:57 现在是2040年。AI如何改善我们的健康? 40:00 AI能帮助治愈癌症吗? 41:10 谁会受到伤害? 43:00 “社会契约可能必须改变” 45:22 我们共同的责任是什么? 49:21 “我们还没有把性爱机器人化身放进ChatGPT” 51:40 山姆从哪些错误中吸取了教训? 53:10 “我们到底做了什么?” 57:40 我实际会如何使用GPT-5? 59:40 为什么开发AI的人说它会毁灭我们? 1:03:16 为什么要做这件事? 你可以在Instagram上找到我:https://www.instagram.com/cleoabram 在TikTok上:https://www.tiktok.com/@cleoabram 或在Twitter上:https://twitter.com/cleoabram 简介: 克莱奥·艾布拉姆是一位视频记者,制作《Huge If True》——一档关于科学与技术的乐观节目。《Huge If True》是对悲观情绪的解毒剂,帮助广大观众看到他们可以共同构建的更美好未来。在每一集中,克莱奥深入探讨一项可能塑造未来的创新。她曾探访波士顿动力的人形机器人、NASA的超音速飞机、IBM的量子计算机、欧洲核子研究中心的大型强子对撞机等。每集节目融合了高质量动画、详细脚本以及亲切的Vlog式旅程,带领观众踏上冒险,回答这个问题:如果这成功了,会带来哪些积极影响?此前,克莱奥是Vox的视频制作人,并为Netflix的《Explained》担任导演。她曾主持Vox首个每日节目《Answered》,并联合主持Vox的YouTube原创节目《Glad You Asked》。 Vox:https://www.vox.com/authors/cleo-abram IMDb:https://www.imdb.com/name/nm10108242/ 音乐:Musicbed, Tom Fox — 欢迎来到结尾小笑话: AI最喜欢的运动是什么? 百米—— 在评论中用“——”告诉我,你是那个看到描述结尾的真粉丝 :)

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Why are zombies almost always green? Well, some real science can explain… For more, subscribe! #biology #halloween #zombies #science

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We are about to hit 9 million subscribers! We just need 50 more people… At 9 million, we’d wrap ALL the way around THIS planet… can you guess which one it is? #million #subscribers #shorts #planet #space

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Most people don’t understand how far away the Sun really is… If you lined up all the planets in the solar system side by side, you’d make it…only from the Earth to the moon?? So how many times do you think it would take to get to the Sun? GUESS!! But to see how far it is to the edge of our solar system, subscribe! #planet #sun #earth #science #space

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This plane can go faster than sound, apparently with no audible sonic boom! And it’s a big deal for bringing back supersonic planes YOU can fly in. You used to be able to get from New York to London in 3 and a half hours. But that all changed when the famous Concorde stopped flying, in part because many countries banned supersonic flight over land, largely because of the BOOOOOOM it makes as it passes by. But this plane showed how we might bring supersonic back, because the boom never made it to the ground!! And the way they did that is pretty cool... If you like optimistic science and tech stories, subscribe! #shorts #supersonic #boom #science #plane

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We might be missing the best place to find aliens. Because we’re looking wrong. When we talk about the habitable zone of a solar system it’s defined by one question: can liquid water exist? This is because when searching for life outside of Earth the key concept has always been “look for water” because life as we know it needs water to exist, but what if it didn’t need water? What if it just needed liquid? Researchers are exploring this concept and found some other contenders. If right, it could completely change what we consider “habitable.” To see more, subscribe! https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2425520122 #aliens #exoplanets #space

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What is that red dot? It’s not a galaxy and it’s not a star. Scientists think it’s something entirely new and they’re finding a bunch of them… But what’s the biggest black hole? To see that, subscribe! #blackhole #space #astronomy #science #star DOI: 10.1038/s41586-026-10846-4

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I like science-backed nutrition for my dog’s food. He’s 12 years old and I want to give him the best of everything I can. Learn more @hillspet #HillsPartner #ad

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Clouds are way heavier than most people think! Can you guess how much this cloud weighs? And if they’re so heavy, then why don’t all the tiny water droplets fall down? Watch to find out! And to see why the US has more tornadoes than anywhere else on Earth, subscribe! #cloud #weigh #water #earth #weather

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Aliens are out there. But where exactly? Discover the science behind a long healthy life for your pet at hillspet.com/sciencedoesmore @hillspet #Hillspartner Since I was a kid, I had a big question: “WHERE are all the aliens?” Still, as an adult, I desperately want to be alive when we discover real extraterrestrial life! And I don’t mean the conspiracy theories, well-meaning but totally wrong science fiction. Or even “the math says there should be someone somewhere”! No. The real science. I want to know… how are we ACTUALLY going to find aliens? Because if we want to be alive when we find them… cosmically, we don’t have long! So, I reached out to one of the most important scientists in the search for intelligent life outside our solar system… and who is leading a new effort to find alien life INSIDE our solar system too… In this episode, Professor Sara Seager and I are going to show you the real science and tech behind the incredible push happening right now to actually find aliens. HUGE* Conversations is an independent journalistic interview show. Our mission is to show the futures the most important leaders in science and tech are building, so you can decide for yourself what you think of them. Interviewees do not see questions ahead of time, have any editorial control, get paid or pay HUGE*, or see the HUGE* Conversation before publication. Chapters: 00:00 How are we going to find aliens? 03:06 How do we find planets around other stars? 08:03 How do we see inside an exoplanet’s atmosphere? 10:59 Have we found an Earth twin? 12:22 How do we block out a star’s light? 14:17 What is Starshade? 17:03 What signs of life are we looking for? 18:45 What counts as intelligent life? 21:08 Could we detect alien technology? 22:10 Could aliens detect us from far away? 24:47 Could alien life be AI? 27:42 Why is Venus called Earth’s evil twin? 30:10 What’s inside the Venus probe? 32:07 Can life survive in sulfuric acid? 34:32 Where should we look for aliens next? 37:32 Why does Sarah Seager want to find another Earth? 39:04 :) You can find me on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/cleoabram On TikTok here: https://www.tiktok.com/@cleoabram Or on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/cleoabram Bio: Cleo Abram is an Emmy-nominated independent video journalist. On her show, HUGE* If True, Cleo explores complex technology topics with rigor and optimism, helping her audience understand the world around them and see positive futures they can help build. Before going independent, Cleo was a video producer for Vox. She wrote and directed the Coding and Diamonds episodes of Vox’s Netflix show, Explained. She produced videos for Vox’s popular YouTube channel, was the host and senior producer of Vox’s first ever daily show, Answered, and was co-host and producer of Vox’s YouTube Originals show, Glad You Asked. Additional Reading and Watching: - Venus Morning Star Missions, “Morning Star Missions to Venus”: https://www.morningstarmissions.space/ - Sara Seager, “Books”: https://www.saraseager.com/books - National Academy of Sciences, “Sara Seager”: https://www.nasonline.org/directory-entry/sara-seager-rwwhfm/ - The Big Think, “The chemistry on Earth’s sister planet doesn’t add up | Sara Seager”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qt232gW2oFQ&vl=en - TED, “The search for planets beyond our solar system | Sara Seager”: https://www.ted.com/talks/sara_seager_the_search_for_planets_beyond_our_solar_system - TEDx Talks, “Towards the search for life on other earths | Sara Seager | - TEDxCoconutGrove”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAYqK9lAxic - NASA's exoplanet map: https://eyes.nasa.gov/apps/exo/ - Kepler Space telescope: https://science.nasa.gov/mission/kepler/ - Roman Space telescope: https://science.nasa.gov/roman-and-webb/ - Coronagraph, explained: https://science.nasa.gov/mission/roman-space-telescope/coronagraph/ - Habitable World's Observatory: https://science.nasa.gov/astrophysics/programs/habitable-worlds-observatory/ Government Venus Missions: - DAVINCI: https://www.nasa.gov/solar-system/nasas-davinci-explores-ten-mysteries-of-venus/ - VERITAS: https://science.nasa.gov/mission/veritas/ - Envision (ESA): https://www.esa.int/Science_Exploration/Space_Science/Envision Related Shortform from HUGE*: - https://www.youtube.com/shorts/FHfveJBF3zM - https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Qqwn4rzZ-Dk - https://www.youtube.com/shorts/gNrXSmbJOYY - https://www.youtube.com/shorts/NZelaPsUSUA - https://www.youtube.com/shorts/j9zSofBTN7I - https://www.youtube.com/shorts/jPebDvUOwsU - https://youtube.com/shorts/7Sr6-W02I2c?si=prO0vaRbVRy7RrMt Music: Musicbed, Tom Fox Follow along for more episodes of HUGE* If True: https://www.youtube.com/cleoabram?sub_confirmation=1 — Hey, welcome to the joke down low! What did the puzzle say to the alien? I come in pieces. Find a way to use “puzzle” in a comment to let me know you’re a real one who made it to the end of the description :)

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Tesla just unveiled its new, decade-long anticipated Roadster and, boy, did it exceed expectations. The car pulled off a ton of mind-bending pre-programed stunts that blurred the line between autonomous vehicles and rockets. Check it out and for more, subscribe! #Tesla #Roadster #SpaceX #Optimus #Technology

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Sharks have been alive for way longer than most people think… We made a timeline to show you just how long they’ve been around for…it’ll blow your mind! Sharks have survived FIVE mass-extinctions. To see how, subscribe! #sharks #timeline #history #science #ancient

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Remember when the ozone layer had a huge hole in it? Now it’s shrinking! Here’s what happened... The ozone layer is high in the atmosphere and shields us from radiation. But in the early 80’s scientists noticed the ozone above the south pole was depleting…. fast. Scientists suspected that chemicals in everyday products were rising into the atmosphere and destroying ozone molecules. So scientist Susan Solomon led an expedition to the south pole and proved that the chemicals, called chlorofluorocarbons, were to blame. Her work became the basis for the UN Montreal Protocol, which banned chlorofluorocarbons in 1987. Since then, emissions have dropped dramatically and the latest data from NASA satellites shows that the ozone layer is recovering! Subscribe for more optimistic science and tech stories! #animation #ozone #optimism #science #tech

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Do you know the real story of the brand new cat species they just discovered? A guy in Bolivia first found it, he thought it was a pet kitten and brought it home, but after a year of having it he was like, “I don’t…think this is a house cat…” So he brought it to an animal sanctuary and they were like, “Yeah, this is a full grown, 10-year old wild cat," so the sanctuary called this biologist who noticed differences between it and other tiger cat species, so she ran some DNA and found this was a BRAND NEW species of cat! But can you guess this other animal? To see what it is, subscribe! #cat #species #animal #tilcayo #DNA #science

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These 722 new math papers claim to solve problems that have stumped the world’s best mathematicians and computers for decades. To see if those answers are right, they used a well-known software that’s kind of like spell-check but for math logic. So far, the ones it’s checked look good, which is making mathematicians both very freaked out and very excited – because these problems COULD help them understand everything from patterns in prime numbers, why magnets are magnets, and how the stuff inside the Sun behaves… To see more, subscribe! #openAI #math #problem #AI #computer

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What’s happening right now is a big deal. For more HUGE* Conversations with the most important leaders in science and tech, subscribe! The biggest AI launch since ChatGPT just happened... and Alexandr Wang and his team at Meta built it. Most people are using AI to answer questions, glorified Google Search. This is something totally different. It’s an "agent." It can make phonecalls, do tasks, for you. But for it to work, you have to trust it. First with your personal information. Then that it’s going to do what you actually want. And then that it’s not gonna, well, get out of control. All at a time when the people building the most powerful AI leaders are warning us that AI IS getting out of control! If you understand Muse, you’ll understand the biggest open questions about AI right now. In this HUGE* Conversation with Meta AI Chief Alexandr Wang, that's what we do. What can Muse actually do? When can we trust it? And what should we do to make sure this goes right? HUGE* Conversations is an independent journalistic interview show. Our mission is to show the futures the most important leaders in science and tech are building, so you can decide for yourself what you think of them. Interviewees do not see questions ahead of time, have any editorial control, get paid or pay HUGE*, or see the HUGE* Conversation before publication. Chapters: 0:00 What is Muse? 1:30 Who is Alexandr Wang? 3:04 Why is Muse exploding? 6:45 Why do I need an AI assistant? 10:24 What does an AI agent sound like on the phone? 13:03 Why is Muse a cute little guy? 17:38 What does Meta do with my information? 18:54 Where does my information actually live? 24:18 How do you teach an AI discretion? 29:16 Can AI police other AI? 34:43 What happened in the OpenAI hack? 40:50 How do we regulate AI? 44:29 How fast has AI actually moved? 55:26 Why build an AI agent? 1:00:47 What is personal superintelligence? 1:03:09 What does Alexandr Wang believe about people? 1:06:46 How does Alexandr Wang want to be remembered? 1:08:03 :) You can find me on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/cleoabram On TikTok here: https://www.tiktok.com/@cleoabram Or on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/cleoabram Bio: Cleo Abram is an Emmy-nominated independent video journalist. On her show, HUGE* If True, Cleo explores complex technology topics with rigor and optimism, helping her audience understand the world around them and see positive futures they can help build. Before going independent, Cleo was a video producer for Vox. She wrote and directed the Coding and Diamonds episodes of Vox’s Netflix show, Explained. She produced videos for Vox’s popular YouTube channel, was the host and senior producer of Vox’s first ever daily show, Answered, and was co-host and producer of Vox’s YouTube Originals show, Glad You Asked. Additional Reading and Watching: For more HUGE* Conversations on tech and AI: - Demis Hassabis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0gErQtnNFE&t=213s - Jensen Huang: https://youtu.be/7ARBJQn6QkM?si=TWH3926rxL4rIZ1V - Sam Altman:https://youtu.be/hmtuvNfytjM?si=r1UNEAZjlfomJ8IN - Mark Zuckerberg: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oX7OduG1YmI For more on Muse from Meta Connect: https://youtu.be/SdKFDIAGF24?si=ZuZqX7dtIPlnMQvu&t=367 For more on the Hugging Face Hack: https://youtu.be/87DyyMV0kCY?si=eqo0EfeL9ddrKgaT - https://metr.org/blog/2026-08-26-openai-hugging-face-incident-investigation/#~1200-agents-sent-%3E70,000-messages-and-files-on-an-unsanctioned-message-board,-and-~700-attacked-hugging-face - https://openai.com/index/hugging-face-incident-and-the-road-ahead/ Ezra Klein’s AI interviews with Jensen Huang and Bill Gates: https://youtu.be/HjurAWAr_nY?si=iApulyl7U__Sp2ul https://youtu.be/HjurAWAr_nY?si=rHYJUICuE8nhV6um Vox: https://www.vox.com/authors/cleo-abram IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm10108242/ Gear I use: Camera: Sony A7SIII Lens: Sony 16–35 mm F2.8 GM Audio: Sennheiser SK AVX and Zoom H4N Pro Music: Musicbed, Tom Fox Follow along for more episodes of HUGE* If True: https://www.youtube.com/cleoabram?sub_confirmation=1 — Hey, welcome to the joke down low! What's the AI drummer's favorite beat? The algorhythm Find a way to use “algorhythm” in a comment to let me know you’re a real one who made it to the end of the description :)

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2026年诺贝尔物理学奖授予了Francis Halzen!他的发现需要一个埋藏在南极冰层深处的巨大望远镜... 这个想法最早可以追溯到20世纪80年代,当时只是一个雄心勃勃的设想,到2010年,在数百名其他科学家的帮助下,这个设想变成了现实。到2017年,他领导这项重大努力的工作开启了一个全新的天文学时代。 更多内容,请订阅! #shorts #太空 #IceCube #中微子 #幽灵粒子 #物理学 #科学

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恐龙*到底是如何灭绝的?我知道一颗岩石撞击了地球……但然后呢? 以下是6604万年前,一块比珠穆朗玛峰还宽的岩石撞击地球那天发生的事情…… 如果您想了解更多关于科学家如何发现恐龙并揭示它们遭遇了什么,请观看我们的长视频!如果您想看到更多乐观的科学和技术故事,请订阅。 *并非所有恐龙都灭绝了!鸟类就是恐龙! #科学 #插画 #恐龙 #stem

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这台显微镜太疯狂了…… 看看这两张图像的差异!它们都是细胞核的图像,但这一张是用超分辨率显微镜拍摄的。 普通显微镜只能看到大约250纳米级别的物体,再小的话,可见光的波长就比我们要观察的物体还要大,因此光波会发生衍射并扩散开。 但这类超分辨率显微镜使用了一个巧妙的技巧,让我们能够将模糊的斑点变成清晰的细胞地图…… 想了解更多,请订阅! #显微镜 #细胞 #生物学 #科学 #技术

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这种巨型动物怎么可能飞起来?? 翼龙是大约6600万年前灭绝的巨大飞行动物。 它们是已知最早进化出动力飞行的脊椎动物,但几十年来,关于它们如何飞行一直存在争论。 其中一些动物可以长到小型喷气式战斗机那么大。它们飞向天空的秘密可能在于它们独特的、有趣的离地方式…… 想了解更多,请订阅! #翼龙 #解剖 #飞行 #科学 #讲解

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如果你跳进太阳,你首先会碰到的一层热到能让钻石沸腾。 现在我们正处于太阳科学新发现的黄金时代。我们第一次拍到了前所未有近距离的太阳照片。把探测器送入它的大气层。揭示出我们从未想象过的关于这颗恒星的秘密…… 相信我,看完这个视频后,你再抬头看太阳时,感觉会完全不同。 那么,让我带你踏上一段旅程……进入太阳。 本集由AT&T赞助,它是HUGE* If True的官方连接合作伙伴。 章节 00:00 如果你跳进太阳会发生什么? 01:11 太阳是一个巨大的火球吗? 03:16 太阳离我们有多远? 06:17 太阳听起来像什么? 07:13 太阳风暴危险吗? 09:14 太阳的表面是什么样的? 11:31 为什么光会被困在太阳内部? 12:51 我们怎么知道太阳内部有什么? 14:20 太阳如何产生能量? 15:39 太阳有多大? 16:01 太阳什么时候会消亡? 17:05 我们对太阳还有哪些未知? 18:02 :) 你可以在Instagram上找到我:https://www.instagram.com/cleoabram 在TikTok上:https://www.tiktok.com/@cleoabram 或者在Twitter上:https://twitter.com/cleoabram 简介: Cleo Abram是一位获得艾美奖提名的独立视频记者。在她的节目HUGE* If True中,Cleo以严谨和乐观的态度探索复杂的技术话题,帮助观众理解周围的世界,并看到他们可以共同建设的积极未来。在成为独立记者之前,Cleo是Vox的视频制作人。她为Vox的Netflix节目《Explained》编写并执导了《编码》和《钻石》两集。她为Vox的热门YouTube频道制作视频,担任Vox首个每日节目《Answered》的主持人和高级制作人,并共同主持和制作了Vox的YouTube原创节目《Glad You Asked》。 延伸阅读和观看: - 帕克太阳探测器(NASA)https://science.nasa.gov/mission/parker-solar-probe/,https://www.nasa.gov/solar-system/traveling-to-the-sun-why-wont-parker-solar-probe-melt/ - 太阳动力学天文台(NASA)https://sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov/ - 太阳轨道器(ESA)https://www.esa.int/Science_Exploration/Space_Science/Solar_Orbiter - 太阳黑子图像:https://nso.edu/press-release/inouye-solar-telescope-releases-first-image-of-a-sunspot/#foobox-1/0/reconstruction3_lin-CC12.jpg - 太阳的声音:https://science.nasa.gov/sun/what-is-the-solar-wind/ - 太阳周期:https://www.nesdis.noaa.gov/about/k-12-education/space-weather/what-was-the-carrington-event - 太阳上的气泡:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znBesUwVOok - 放大太阳:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9E2-sSHYjw&t=3s - 日震学:http://nso.edu/research/helioseismology/ - 核聚变:https://energyeducation.ca/encyclopedia/Nuclear_fusion_in_the_Sun Vox:https://www.vox.com/authors/cleo-abram IMDb:https://www.imdb.com/name/nm10108242/ 我使用的设备: 相机:Sony A7SIII 镜头:Sony 16–35 mm F2.8 GM 音频:Sennheiser SK AVX和Zoom H4N Pro 音乐:Musicbed, Tom Fox 关注更多HUGE* If True剧集:https://www.youtube.com/cleoabram?sub_confirmation=1 — 嘿,欢迎来到底部的笑话! 光子度假时带了什么? 什么都没带,它轻装旅行 在评论中用“light”这个词,让我知道你是真正看到描述结尾的人 :)

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他们刚刚在亚马逊雨林里发现了隐藏的东西…… 研究人员驾驶飞机向森林发射激光。一些激光穿过树冠,到达地面并反射回飞机,揭示了下方隐藏的秘密。 他们只研究了亚马逊地区“不到 3%”的区域,所以想要看到他们接下来的发现,请订阅! #隐藏 #亚马逊 #激光 #森林 #飞机 #揭秘

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世界上毒性最强的蛇咬了这个男人 200 多次……科学家们对此感到高兴!让我解释一下…… 每年大约有 270 万人被毒蛇咬伤。当毒液进入血液后,几分钟或几小时内就会造成组织和神经损伤。 唯一的对策是使用抗蛇毒血清,它能附着在毒液的成分上,阻止其与组织、血细胞或神经结合。 问题是…… 现在,科学家认为这可能是抗蛇毒血清“无与伦比”突破的关键。 订阅更多乐观的科技故事! #科学 #蛇 #历史事实 #动画

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这场风暴有 6 个面。宽度是地球的两倍。而且已经肆虐了四十多年。 为什么是六个面? 了解更多,请订阅! #土星 #风暴 #太空 #行星 #天气 #科学

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如果横跨大西洋的最短路径在这里,为什么所有飞机都飞另一条路线? 在赤道,地面以每小时约 1600 公里的速度移动,而在两极,速度为 0。所以当暖空气从赤道流向两极时,它开始超过下方的地面并发生弯曲! 这就是“急流”,借助现代技术,我们可以将大量飞机容纳在这条相对狭窄的风柱中,让它们获得助力! 而这款飞机或许能让我们真正带回商业超音速飞行,所以想看到这一点,请订阅! #飞机 #急流 #地球 #天空 #航空

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如果你被吸入黑洞会发生什么? 首先你会撞上炽热的气体和尘埃。随着你越来越靠近,你会注意到宇宙似乎在加速! 继续深入,你会到达一个点,如果你向左或向右看,可能会看到自己后脑勺! 你现在正在接近事件视界……观看接下来会发生什么! 了解更多,请订阅! #动画 #短篇 #太空 #科学事实 #太空事实

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猜猜南极洲到底有多大…… 以及冰有多厚…… 全球约 91% 的淡水都冻结在这里。如果融化,将使全球海平面上升近 60 米,世界上许多人口稠密的城市将被淹没。 但在冰层深处隐藏着一些东西……想知道是什么,请订阅! #南极洲 #大小 #最大 #科学 #地图

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大约50光年外,有一颗行星围绕一颗红矮星运行,似乎正在泄漏氦气。这意义重大。大多数时候,在寻找其他行星上的生命时,我们寻找的是位于所谓“宜居带”的岩石行星。 宜居带是太阳系中行星与恒星距离恰到好处,使得液态水能够存在的区域。 到目前为止,我们在这些区域发现的大多数行星都存在一些问题,但这颗行星……似乎打破了这一规律。欲知更多,请订阅! https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.aea9708 #science #astronomy #exoplanets #aliens

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科学家正利用雷震来探测地下的隐藏之物…… 当闪电击中时,它会加热周围的空气,产生你听到的雷声冲击波。当这股能量击中地面时,部分能量会转化为泥土和岩石中的地震波纹…… 这些波纹穿透地表,为了倾听它们,科学家使用了埋在地下的互联网电缆。通过记录大量的雷震波纹,他们可以像X光一样透视地球! 而且他们正试图利用这个想法来观察其他行星的表面之下。想看更多,请订阅! #地震 #雷声 #深层 #地下 #地球 #科学 DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.aeg8096

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我在一架零重力飞机里。看起来我在漂浮,但实际上我在自由落体——这架飞机正以42度的俯冲角度冲向地面! 整个飞行分为三个阶段: 首先,飞机向上仰角到50度,沿着这条路径急剧加速20秒。在这部分,你会感觉被压向地板……“超重力”。 直到最后,当你到达正确位置时,飞机急剧减速,基本上把你沿着完美的路径抛出去…… 当你沿着这条弧线下落时,飞机小心地保持自身完美地围绕着你。这就是你感到“失重”的地方…… 如果你想看里面发生了什么,请订阅! #重力 #科学 #科技 #零重力 #零重力

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