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ScienceClock, Ashish GuptaScience stories that make you say, "Wait, that's real?"
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The Hidden Psychology Behind the “Like Button”
The Hidden Psychology Behind the “Like Button” (Image: ScienceClock)
Nah, it’s not just used for tracking what you like or curating your feed for you. Yeah, it’s just a tiny button sitting under every social media post, but its grip on our...
The Man Who Ate Nothing for 382 Days
Angus Barbieri, the Scottish man who fasted for 382 days without eating solid food. (Image credit: The Evening Telegraph / AI-enhanced)
A man walks into a hospital in 1965 weighing 207 kg and doesn’t eat food again for over a year. Seems i...
The Experiment That Has Been Running for 99 Years
Pitch Drop Experiment. (Image: Wikimedia Commons / Canva)
Inside a physics building at the University of Queensland in Australia sits an experiment that has been running for 99 years. There’s no humming machinery or blinking equipment invo...
The Hairdresser’s Invention NASA and Boeing Lined Up For
An egg, coated in Starlite, holds up against a direct blowtorch flame. (Image: Canva / BBC footage)
In 1985, a British Airtours Boeing 737 caught fire during a takeoff attempt at Manchester Airport. The pilots aborted the takeoff and broug...
The First Vending Machine Was Built Nearly 2,000 Years Ago
Heron's vending machine. (Image credit: ScienceClock)
When you drop a coin or tap your card on a vending machine for a cold drink, it feels like entirely modern technology. But the idea of a machine dispensing something the moment it recei...
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Science stories that make you say, "Wait, that's real?" I'm Ashish Gupta, founder of ScienceClock.com. Written for those who understand science not as a subject, but as a way of exploring, wondering and being alive.
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