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Are you still looking for a Christmas present? Try my book on some very fabulous women from science and history. Fantastic Women: Stories of Women from Science and History, by Saima Baig, available on Amazon. #history #science #christmas #christmaspresents🎁 #booksbooksbooks

The Arabian desert has been known as just that – a desert – including in archaeology. It was thought that there had been no iron-age activity in the area (the iron-age was around 1200 to 500 BC). buff.ly/wThLa6E #history #desert #desertkites #arabiandesert #arabia

Let’s talk about solstice and equinox, what they are and how they occur. #podcast #episode #solstice #equinox buff.ly/ecX9FGl

Happy Birthday to Mary Anning buff.ly/L3Eymdo Please subscribe to my YouTube channel and follow here for more #science and #history

Happy Birthday to Mary Anning. Born on May 21, 1799, she was the original fossil hunter, fossil dealer and palaeontologist, who became famous for her important finds. #fantasticwomen #maryanning #fossilhunter #paleontology 360onhistory.com/blog-posts/fan…

This is the history of coffee, the second most traded commodity in the world. Like any other good story, there are legends and myths involved. It is said coffee was first brewed in Ethiopia and from there it travelled to Yemen. buff.ly/bYqojV9 #history #coffee #trade

Speckled Wood Butterfly basking in the Sun buff.ly/bMFrGtc Please subscribe to my YouTube channel and follow here for more #science and #history

...generations each year—meaning you might see them from early spring right through to autumn. #SpeckledWood #ButterfliesUK #NatureLovers #WildlifeUK #Nature

One of their most fascinating traits? Their territorial behaviour. Males will fiercely defend sunny spots, chasing off rivals in quick aerial battles to win the best sunlit patch for attracting a mate. Their caterpillars feed mainly on grasses, and they can have multiple ...

🦋 Meet the Speckled Wood Butterfly (Pararge aegeria) A familiar sight in UK woodlands and gardens, the speckled wood butterfly is known for its warm brown wings dotted with creamy-yellow spots and distinctive eye-like markings. These “eyespots” help deter predators by ...

Scientists have created one of the most detailed 3D reconstructions of a human eukaryotic cell ever produced. Check out the video here. #3d #3dmap #cell #humancell #science #biology buff.ly/bV9TE0F

Meet Martha Jane Coston, the brilliant woman who developed the maritime signal flare system — a technology that revolutionised naval communication and saved countless lives at sea. #marine #marinesignalflares #maritime #technology #inventor buff.ly/qaY2Vsz

Scientists and artists collaborated to reconstruct the face of a 10,500-year-old woman whose remains were found in the Meuse Valley of Belgium. The remains were discovered in the late 1980s. buff.ly/KNENAQ8 #dna #reconstruction

The most detailed 3D reconstruction of a human eukaryotic cell ever buff.ly/rFT3qUg Please subscribe to my YouTube channel and follow here for more #science and #history

and biotechnology. #Science #CellBiology #HumanCell #Microscopy #CryoElectronMicroscopy

and cryo-electron microscopy to reveal the hidden molecular world inside human cells in extraordinary detail. The reconstruction gives scientists an unprecedented look at how cellular structures interact, helping advance research in medicine, genetics, disease treatment, ...

Scientists have created one of the most detailed 3D reconstructions of a human eukaryotic cell ever produced. Known as a “Cellular Landscape Cross-Section Through a Eukaryotic Cell,” this groundbreaking model combines data from X-ray tomography, nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR),

Who hasn’t heard about it, the floating city of #Venice, with its gondolas and beautiful architecture? This renowned UNESCO World Heritage site is built over 100 small islands in a lagoon in the Adriatic Sea. Let's talk about it a bit buff.ly/m5G80Gs #travel #history

Happy 100th Birthday Sir David Attenborough buff.ly/gobvmJ5 Please subscribe to my YouTube channel and follow here for more #science and #history

A podcast to celebrate one of the most well known composers of all time: Ludwig van Beethoven. His hearing loss did not stop him from creating some of the greatest compositions ever know. #podcast #music #composer #classicalmusic buff.ly/PjUJXc3