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Did you know we now can kill cancer by turning it into ice? It sounds impossible, but this invention could change cancer treatment forever! Here’s what’s happening When someone gets cancer, we usually turn to surgery, radiation, or chemo — treatments that can be invasive, painful, and sadly don’t always give us the outcomes we hope for. So doctors in Sydney are trying something new: They use an MRI to see exactly where a tumor is active, and then guide a needle into it with millimeter accuracy. That needle releases gas so cold it freezes the tumor into an ice ball. When cancer cells freeze, the water inside them expands and bursts — killing the tumor without major surgery or long recovery. Doctors have already tested this on a grandmother with a spinal tumor. It worked and she avoided a huge operation… and woke up pain-free the next morning. And this same approach could treat tumors in the liver, kidneys, and spine, making cancer care faster, gentler, and far more precise. It’s very early — but breakthroughs like this give me a lot of hope!!
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Did you know we now can kill cancer by turning it into ice? It sounds impossible, but this invention could change cancer treatment forever! Here’s what’s happening When someone gets cancer, we usually turn to surgery, radiation, or chemo — treatments that can be invasive, painful, and sadly don’t always give us the outcomes we hope for. So doctors in Sydney are trying something new: They use an MRI to see exactly where a tumor is active, and then guide a needle into it with millimeter accuracy. That needle releases gas so cold it freezes the tumor into an ice ball. When cancer cells freeze, the water inside them expands and bursts — killing the tumor without major surgery or long recovery. Doctors have already tested this on a grandmother with a spinal tumor. It worked and she avoided a huge operation… and woke up pain-free the next morning. And this same approach could treat tumors in the liver, kidneys, and spine, making cancer care faster, gentler, and far more precise. It’s very early — but breakthroughs like this give me a lot of hope!!
Have you seen these crazy new shoes from Nike? They’re built to physically rewire your brain! Your feet naturally contain thousands of sensory receptors that tell your brain exactly how you move But modern shoes prioritize adding a lot of heavy cushioning which numbs those signals So Nike’s scientists decided to try something else! Instead of adding more foam, they built raised pressure points into the sole of the shoe to actively stimulate all of your nerves Then the gave the shoes to athletes and they measured their brain activity while wearing them, and they discovered something extraordinary! Not only did the stimulation give them more feelings, but it actually also pushed their brain into a more focused state! It changed how quickly their brain was processing what their body was doing. For decades we’ve optimized our shoes for comfort, but this suggests that the next breakthrough could be optimizing our shoes to strengthen the brain body connection!
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Have you seen these crazy new shoes from Nike? They’re built to physically rewire your brain! Your feet naturally contain thousands of sensory receptors that tell your brain exactly how you move But modern shoes prioritize adding a lot of heavy cushioning which numbs those signals So Nike’s scientists decided to try something else! Instead of adding more foam, they built raised pressure points into the sole of the shoe to actively stimulate all of your nerves Then the gave the shoes to athletes and they measured their brain activity while wearing them, and they discovered something extraordinary! Not only did the stimulation give them more feelings, but it actually also pushed their brain into a more focused state! It changed how quickly their brain was processing what their body was doing. For decades we’ve optimized our shoes for comfort, but this suggests that the next breakthrough could be optimizing our shoes to strengthen the brain body connection!
This might sound crazy—but we’re running out of sand. Not the kind on beaches. The kind we build cities with. Here’s what’s going on—and how it affects you Sand is the second most-used resource on Earth—right after water! We use around 50 billion tons every year. It’s in glass. Concrete. Even microchips. But not all sand works. Desert sand is too smooth. Beach sand is often off-limits. So where do we get it? Mostly from riverbeds and seabeds. And we’re mining them faster than nature can recover—causing floods, destroyed ecosystems and other environmental disasters. We don’t have much time to fix this. But some of the world’s brightest minds are stepping in. In Australia, one startup turns demolished buildings into usable sand. Others are 3D-printing homes from desert sand and bacteria. We’ve got a long way to go—but innovations like this let us keep building the future without wrecking the planet Let me know if you want a full explainer video and follow for more optimistic tech videos!
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This might sound crazy—but we’re running out of sand. Not the kind on beaches. The kind we build cities with. Here’s what’s going on—and how it affects you Sand is the second most-used resource on Earth—right after water! We use around 50 billion tons every year. It’s in glass. Concrete. Even microchips. But not all sand works. Desert sand is too smooth. Beach sand is often off-limits. So where do we get it? Mostly from riverbeds and seabeds. And we’re mining them faster than nature can recover—causing floods, destroyed ecosystems and other environmental disasters. We don’t have much time to fix this. But some of the world’s brightest minds are stepping in. In Australia, one startup turns demolished buildings into usable sand. Others are 3D-printing homes from desert sand and bacteria. We’ve got a long way to go—but innovations like this let us keep building the future without wrecking the planet Let me know if you want a full explainer video and follow for more optimistic tech videos!
These are Solar Panels that only work in the dark! This could unlock 24/7 power anywhere in the world! Most solar panels absorb sunlight to produce energy, but these solar panels only work in the dark! They capture infrared radiation from the Earth at night—turning the heat escaping into space back into electricity. Projects like this one inspire us to believe that the world is getting better, not worse—and we need that optimism and ambition because I truly believe we’re in the coolest era ever for technology and at a pivotal moment :) Getting to work with TED on this piece was the honor of a lifetime. TED Talks have soundtracked my life since middle school, unlocking new curiosities and ideas that have lit up my life!! They’ve been a gateway to learning from some of the smartest people: people who relentlessly work to build a better future through technology. I’m still freaking out! #ad
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These are Solar Panels that only work in the dark! This could unlock 24/7 power anywhere in the world! Most solar panels absorb sunlight to produce energy, but these solar panels only work in the dark! They capture infrared radiation from the Earth at night—turning the heat escaping into space back into electricity. Projects like this one inspire us to believe that the world is getting better, not worse—and we need that optimism and ambition because I truly believe we’re in the coolest era ever for technology and at a pivotal moment :) Getting to work with TED on this piece was the honor of a lifetime. TED Talks have soundtracked my life since middle school, unlocking new curiosities and ideas that have lit up my life!! They’ve been a gateway to learning from some of the smartest people: people who relentlessly work to build a better future through technology. I’m still freaking out! #ad
Did you know the grass at the Super Bowl is the most expensive grass on earth? This field isn’t normal turf. It’s actually grass that has been grown for over a year in a hyper controlled environment that has custom built soil, detailed moisture tracking and giant lights that simulate perfect sunlight day and night to help the grass grow After 12 to 14 months of growth, the entire field is cut into massive sections and transported to the stadium, where it’s installed just days before kickoff. Why? Because one bad patch of grass can decide a championship… or end a career. The precision engineering here is extraordinary - all to keep athletes safe Happy Super Bowl Day!
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Did you know the grass at the Super Bowl is the most expensive grass on earth? This field isn’t normal turf. It’s actually grass that has been grown for over a year in a hyper controlled environment that has custom built soil, detailed moisture tracking and giant lights that simulate perfect sunlight day and night to help the grass grow After 12 to 14 months of growth, the entire field is cut into massive sections and transported to the stadium, where it’s installed just days before kickoff. Why? Because one bad patch of grass can decide a championship… or end a career. The precision engineering here is extraordinary - all to keep athletes safe Happy Super Bowl Day!
A scientist just uploaded the brain of a fruit fly into a computer… and now it lives inside a simulation. Here’s what’s happening. For the first time ever, researchers mapped an entire fly’s brain — all 140,000 neurons and over 50 million connections between them. Think of it like Google Maps… but for a brain. Once they had the map, they rebuilt the brain in software and then dropped it into a virtual world. And the result was INSANE Inside the simulation, they observed the digital fly sensing things, making decisions, and moving using the same neural wiring as the real animal. Which is crazy Because if scientists can simulate a brain… then they can start understanding how thoughts and maybe even consciousness. Today it’s a fruit fly. Next it’s a human brain?
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A scientist just uploaded the brain of a fruit fly into a computer… and now it lives inside a simulation. Here’s what’s happening. For the first time ever, researchers mapped an entire fly’s brain — all 140,000 neurons and over 50 million connections between them. Think of it like Google Maps… but for a brain. Once they had the map, they rebuilt the brain in software and then dropped it into a virtual world. And the result was INSANE Inside the simulation, they observed the digital fly sensing things, making decisions, and moving using the same neural wiring as the real animal. Which is crazy Because if scientists can simulate a brain… then they can start understanding how thoughts and maybe even consciousness. Today it’s a fruit fly. Next it’s a human brain?
This man let 200 venomous snakes bite him on purpose... And now his blood may save your life. Snakebites kill over 100,000 people every year. And our current antivenom treatments have a massive, fatal flaw. They only work on the exact snake that bit you. So if doctors give you the wrong antivenom? You die. So this man, Tim Friede, decided to do something insane in an attempt to create a universal cure. He spent years exposing his body to tiny amounts of venom from all different snakes to train his immune system to fight them all. And it worked. His body created a biological superpower: antibodies that block entire families of venom, not just one. So now, scientists are extracting antibodies from his blood in an attempt to create a universal antivenom. In initial tests, just one shot protected against 13 deadly snake species. It’s still early, but this could be the world’s first universal antivenom—which is super exciting.
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This man let 200 venomous snakes bite him on purpose... And now his blood may save your life. Snakebites kill over 100,000 people every year. And our current antivenom treatments have a massive, fatal flaw. They only work on the exact snake that bit you. So if doctors give you the wrong antivenom? You die. So this man, Tim Friede, decided to do something insane in an attempt to create a universal cure. He spent years exposing his body to tiny amounts of venom from all different snakes to train his immune system to fight them all. And it worked. His body created a biological superpower: antibodies that block entire families of venom, not just one. So now, scientists are extracting antibodies from his blood in an attempt to create a universal antivenom. In initial tests, just one shot protected against 13 deadly snake species. It’s still early, but this could be the world’s first universal antivenom—which is super exciting.
Did you know there’s a battery made of liquid metal as hot as lava—and it could power entire cities? Here’s what’s going on—and why it matters!! Most batteries today use lithium. They’re great for phones and cars— but they’re expensive, use rare materials, and wear out fast. So researchers at MIT tried something totally different. They built a liquid metal battery that runs at 932 degrees fahrenheit— hot enough to melt metal. The genius part is Instead of solid parts that degrade, it uses layers of molten metal that naturally separate and mix as it charges and discharges. That means it can last for decades— storing huge amounts of wind and solar energy for when the sun isn’t shining. The company behind it is called Ambri, and they’re already testing it in the U.S. and India. If it scales, this “lava battery” could make renewable energy available 24/7!
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Did you know there’s a battery made of liquid metal as hot as lava—and it could power entire cities? Here’s what’s going on—and why it matters!! Most batteries today use lithium. They’re great for phones and cars— but they’re expensive, use rare materials, and wear out fast. So researchers at MIT tried something totally different. They built a liquid metal battery that runs at 932 degrees fahrenheit— hot enough to melt metal. The genius part is Instead of solid parts that degrade, it uses layers of molten metal that naturally separate and mix as it charges and discharges. That means it can last for decades— storing huge amounts of wind and solar energy for when the sun isn’t shining. The company behind it is called Ambri, and they’re already testing it in the U.S. and India. If it scales, this “lava battery” could make renewable energy available 24/7!
An Australian man cured his dog’s cancer…with zero medical training. Here’s what’s happening!! When Paul’s dog was diagnosed with cancer the vets told him there were no good options left— So he decided to try something insane: build a cancer treatment from scratch. To do it, he first sequenced the DNA of his dog’s tumor—to understand exactly what mutations were creating the cancer. Then he ran that data through an AI model trained on thousands of cancer studies. And the model helped design a custom mRNA vaccine— basically a personalized cancer treatment that goes into the dog’s body and teaches the immune system to recognize…and destroy the mutated cancer cells. He created the vaccine, worked with scientists and regulators to get approval, and gave it to his dog. And it worked!! The cancer went into remission. It’s still early— but this shows the next big thing is personalized medical treatments built specifically for your body
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An Australian man cured his dog’s cancer…with zero medical training. Here’s what’s happening!! When Paul’s dog was diagnosed with cancer the vets told him there were no good options left— So he decided to try something insane: build a cancer treatment from scratch. To do it, he first sequenced the DNA of his dog’s tumor—to understand exactly what mutations were creating the cancer. Then he ran that data through an AI model trained on thousands of cancer studies. And the model helped design a custom mRNA vaccine— basically a personalized cancer treatment that goes into the dog’s body and teaches the immune system to recognize…and destroy the mutated cancer cells. He created the vaccine, worked with scientists and regulators to get approval, and gave it to his dog. And it worked!! The cancer went into remission. It’s still early— but this shows the next big thing is personalized medical treatments built specifically for your body
If this one thing ever failed, London would be underwater in hours. Here’s what it is—and how it’ll affect you, no matter where you live. London sits on the River Thames. When storms push the tide inland, the river can rise higher than the city itself. Without protection, millions of people and billions of dollars in infrastructure are at risk. So engineers built a massive steel shield that rises from the river. Ten gates—each heavier than a jet—lift up to block a surge. Sensors track tides, rainfall, and river flow, which tells operators the exact moment to close it. Since 1982, this defense has been activated more than 221 times, quietly protecting London. It’s built to last until at least 2070, with ongoing upgrades to keep pace with the future. Because the seas are rising everywhere, London isn’t alone. Other major cities are building their own defenses Rising seas aren’t just London’s problem. Other major cities are building their own defenses—like Tokyo’s underground flood tunnels, or Singapore massive dam Follow if you want to see a video on those—and more optimistic tech stories!
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If this one thing ever failed, London would be underwater in hours. Here’s what it is—and how it’ll affect you, no matter where you live. London sits on the River Thames. When storms push the tide inland, the river can rise higher than the city itself. Without protection, millions of people and billions of dollars in infrastructure are at risk. So engineers built a massive steel shield that rises from the river. Ten gates—each heavier than a jet—lift up to block a surge. Sensors track tides, rainfall, and river flow, which tells operators the exact moment to close it. Since 1982, this defense has been activated more than 221 times, quietly protecting London. It’s built to last until at least 2070, with ongoing upgrades to keep pace with the future. Because the seas are rising everywhere, London isn’t alone. Other major cities are building their own defenses Rising seas aren’t just London’s problem. Other major cities are building their own defenses—like Tokyo’s underground flood tunnels, or Singapore massive dam Follow if you want to see a video on those—and more optimistic tech stories!
The Tech BREAKTHROUGHS that defined 2025!!! It’s been a privilege and honor to cover all of these this year and I’m so excited for even more in 2026! Tech optimism 🚀 From killing cancer with ice to catching rockets mid-air — these are the tech breakthroughs that defined 2025 1. In 2025, SpaceX launched rockets at a record pace — roughly one every two days — but their real breakthrough was catching a 200-foot booster mid-air, making rockets truly reusable and unlocking far more frequent trips to space. 2. In Australia, doctors had a breakthrough in killing cancer by freezing tumors guided by live MRIs, destroying only the disease cells while they watch it happen live. Back in the U.S. and cities, self-driving cars gave millions of fully driverless rides, ushering in a new frontier of driverless vehicles. 3. In energy, scientists built solar panels that work in the dark, harvesting Earth’s heat instead of sunlight. 4. And in health, GLP-1 drugs reached tens of millions of people, rewiring hunger, metabolism, and disease risk. 2025 was the year of major breakthroughs, and 2026 will have even more. Subscribe if you want to be the first to know about them ☺️
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The Tech BREAKTHROUGHS that defined 2025!!! It’s been a privilege and honor to cover all of these this year and I’m so excited for even more in 2026! Tech optimism 🚀 From killing cancer with ice to catching rockets mid-air — these are the tech breakthroughs that defined 2025 1. In 2025, SpaceX launched rockets at a record pace — roughly one every two days — but their real breakthrough was catching a 200-foot booster mid-air, making rockets truly reusable and unlocking far more frequent trips to space. 2. In Australia, doctors had a breakthrough in killing cancer by freezing tumors guided by live MRIs, destroying only the disease cells while they watch it happen live. Back in the U.S. and cities, self-driving cars gave millions of fully driverless rides, ushering in a new frontier of driverless vehicles. 3. In energy, scientists built solar panels that work in the dark, harvesting Earth’s heat instead of sunlight. 4. And in health, GLP-1 drugs reached tens of millions of people, rewiring hunger, metabolism, and disease risk. 2025 was the year of major breakthroughs, and 2026 will have even more. Subscribe if you want to be the first to know about them ☺️
This is the world’s fastest train! And it never touches the ground. Here’s how it works—and when you can ride it. Japan is famous for trains that feel impossibly fast. Their current bullet trains go nearly 200 miles per hour. But this new one is in a league of its own. It’s called the L0 Series Maglev Instead of wheels, it uses magnets to float—literally levitating inches above the track like a hover board And then it uses other magnets to pull itself forward, so there’s almost no resistance. In tests, it’s hit 375 mph And because there’s no contact with the track, you’d barely feel it moving. The first route is being built now— from Tokyo to Nagoya, Japan’s fourth-largest city But building it isn’t easy—it needs entirely new tracks, miles of deep tunnels, and years of safety testing. So it won’t open to the public until the 2030s. Still, this train feels like an exciting glimpse of the future Follow for more optimistic tech videos!
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This is the world’s fastest train! And it never touches the ground. Here’s how it works—and when you can ride it. Japan is famous for trains that feel impossibly fast. Their current bullet trains go nearly 200 miles per hour. But this new one is in a league of its own. It’s called the L0 Series Maglev Instead of wheels, it uses magnets to float—literally levitating inches above the track like a hover board And then it uses other magnets to pull itself forward, so there’s almost no resistance. In tests, it’s hit 375 mph And because there’s no contact with the track, you’d barely feel it moving. The first route is being built now— from Tokyo to Nagoya, Japan’s fourth-largest city But building it isn’t easy—it needs entirely new tracks, miles of deep tunnels, and years of safety testing. So it won’t open to the public until the 2030s. Still, this train feels like an exciting glimpse of the future Follow for more optimistic tech videos!
What if glaciers melting… is actually a good thing? This story is crazy. Here’s what’s happening, and what it means for you. For years, we’ve heard that glaciers melting is one of the clearest signs that climate change is getting worse. Rising seas, lost ecosystems — it’s serious. But engineers in Iceland are turning that meltwater into a win. When ice melts, the runoff rushes through glacial rivers and into massive tunnels and hydro plants. That water spins turbines, generating clean electricity. In Iceland, hydropower plants, many fed by glacial rivers now supply about 70 % of the country’s electricity! Of course, we still want to stop glaciers from melting — but it’s amazing to see how human ingenuity can turn even a crisis into progress!
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What if glaciers melting… is actually a good thing? This story is crazy. Here’s what’s happening, and what it means for you. For years, we’ve heard that glaciers melting is one of the clearest signs that climate change is getting worse. Rising seas, lost ecosystems — it’s serious. But engineers in Iceland are turning that meltwater into a win. When ice melts, the runoff rushes through glacial rivers and into massive tunnels and hydro plants. That water spins turbines, generating clean electricity. In Iceland, hydropower plants, many fed by glacial rivers now supply about 70 % of the country’s electricity! Of course, we still want to stop glaciers from melting — but it’s amazing to see how human ingenuity can turn even a crisis into progress!
Turning brain cells into computer chips! If you want to check out the company working on this, they are called Cortical Labs! Would you be interested in seeing a full breakdown into how this works and why they are doing it? Hope you’re having an excellent day!
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Turning brain cells into computer chips! If you want to check out the company working on this, they are called Cortical Labs! Would you be interested in seeing a full breakdown into how this works and why they are doing it? Hope you’re having an excellent day!
College campuses are the new Google Everyone thinks the biggest innovations come from billion-dollar tech companies. But a lot of them… Start in college dorm rooms. I recently went to #imaginerit — a wild tech showcase where thousands of Rochester Institute of Technology students try to build the next world-changing invention. I graduated college last year, so stepping back onto a campus felt really special. And it blew me away. There was a camera rig that mimics Marvel’s most iconic shots, a prosthetic arm designed for kids (and built to grow with them), and even a cyber command center where students intentionally break websites — so they can help companies fix them! @rittigers had this electric optimism. It is the kind of place where students stay up all night working on and tinkering with their projects:) One built a custom version of Just Dance for his sister — to help her develop fine motor control. Every project had a personal mission. Every person I met lit up when they talked about their work. It made me feel incredibly excited. Technology lets us create things that have never existed before, and right now, some of the most exciting breakthroughs are happening on college campuses. #ad
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College campuses are the new Google Everyone thinks the biggest innovations come from billion-dollar tech companies. But a lot of them… Start in college dorm rooms. I recently went to #imaginerit — a wild tech showcase where thousands of Rochester Institute of Technology students try to build the next world-changing invention. I graduated college last year, so stepping back onto a campus felt really special. And it blew me away. There was a camera rig that mimics Marvel’s most iconic shots, a prosthetic arm designed for kids (and built to grow with them), and even a cyber command center where students intentionally break websites — so they can help companies fix them! @rittigers had this electric optimism. It is the kind of place where students stay up all night working on and tinkering with their projects:) One built a custom version of Just Dance for his sister — to help her develop fine motor control. Every project had a personal mission. Every person I met lit up when they talked about their work. It made me feel incredibly excited. Technology lets us create things that have never existed before, and right now, some of the most exciting breakthroughs are happening on college campuses. #ad
I HAVE MASSIVE NEWS FOR YOU!! Excited to announce our next guest on The Next Big Thing is the one and only @sama !! If you want an optimistic conversation about all the ways the future can be extraordinary and you can help build it, this conversation is for you!! Will be live next week!! STOKED!! Filled with never asked before questions! Sam, thank you so much for coming on! It was a true privilege to spend time with you and so much fun!
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I HAVE MASSIVE NEWS FOR YOU!! Excited to announce our next guest on The Next Big Thing is the one and only @sama !! If you want an optimistic conversation about all the ways the future can be extraordinary and you can help build it, this conversation is for you!! Will be live next week!! STOKED!! Filled with never asked before questions! Sam, thank you so much for coming on! It was a true privilege to spend time with you and so much fun!
Would you pay this to fly Supersonic? I asked @boomsupersonic ‘s CEO Blake how close we are—and how expensive it’ll be!
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Would you pay this to fly Supersonic? I asked @boomsupersonic ‘s CEO Blake how close we are—and how expensive it’ll be!
This plane flies directly into hurricanes! It’s called the Hurricane Hunter, and it’s actually helping us save thousands of lives. Every year, hurricanes kill countless people— because their paths are nearly impossible to predict. They can shift hundreds of miles overnight, leaving entire cities with no time to prepare. So pilots asked a wild question: What if we could see the storm from the inside? That led engineers to building this: a flying tank with armored wings, reinforced engines, and radar that cuts through walls of rain. It can handle winds strong enough to throw cars. Pilots then fly straight into the eye of the storm and drop tiny sensors called dropsondes that measure wind, pressure, and humidity. That data goes straight to the National Hurricane Center, helping scientists predict storms days earlier— and save thousands of lives. Technology like this blows my mind!! I actually first read about it in @1440daily , One of my favorite sources for fact-based knowledge:) They cover the coolest breakthroughs in tech and science with stunning visuals and insane facts. You can check them out for free at join1440.com
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This plane flies directly into hurricanes! It’s called the Hurricane Hunter, and it’s actually helping us save thousands of lives. Every year, hurricanes kill countless people— because their paths are nearly impossible to predict. They can shift hundreds of miles overnight, leaving entire cities with no time to prepare. So pilots asked a wild question: What if we could see the storm from the inside? That led engineers to building this: a flying tank with armored wings, reinforced engines, and radar that cuts through walls of rain. It can handle winds strong enough to throw cars. Pilots then fly straight into the eye of the storm and drop tiny sensors called dropsondes that measure wind, pressure, and humidity. That data goes straight to the National Hurricane Center, helping scientists predict storms days earlier— and save thousands of lives. Technology like this blows my mind!! I actually first read about it in @1440daily , One of my favorite sources for fact-based knowledge:) They cover the coolest breakthroughs in tech and science with stunning visuals and insane facts. You can check them out for free at join1440.com
Have you seen the Nike shoes that made athletes so fast they were literally banned? In 2019, Eliud Kipchoge became the first human in history to run a marathon in under two hours. But if you look at his feet, you’ll notice something strange. He isn’t wearing normal sneakers. He’s wearing a prototype called the Alphafly. And inside them isn’t just foam. Most running shoes use standard foam that absorb energy, So every time a runner hits the ground, they lose some of their power But the Alphaflys change that. They use a system of ultra-responsive foam and built-in pockets that collapse on impact and spring back on takeoff. So when Kipchoge hit the ground, the shoes didn’t absorb his power. Instead, it captured it — and snapped it forward into his next stride, returning roughly 85–90% of the energy he put into the ground. At the time, officials called this tech doping And in 2020, they banned this exact prototype. But the idea lived on. And today, nearly every elite marathoner wears a legal version of this same technology! And as for Eliud Kipchoge, he is still breaking new records!
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Have you seen the Nike shoes that made athletes so fast they were literally banned? In 2019, Eliud Kipchoge became the first human in history to run a marathon in under two hours. But if you look at his feet, you’ll notice something strange. He isn’t wearing normal sneakers. He’s wearing a prototype called the Alphafly. And inside them isn’t just foam. Most running shoes use standard foam that absorb energy, So every time a runner hits the ground, they lose some of their power But the Alphaflys change that. They use a system of ultra-responsive foam and built-in pockets that collapse on impact and spring back on takeoff. So when Kipchoge hit the ground, the shoes didn’t absorb his power. Instead, it captured it — and snapped it forward into his next stride, returning roughly 85–90% of the energy he put into the ground. At the time, officials called this tech doping And in 2020, they banned this exact prototype. But the idea lived on. And today, nearly every elite marathoner wears a legal version of this same technology! And as for Eliud Kipchoge, he is still breaking new records!
Did you know Antarctica has a secret world underneath its ice? For a long time, we thought Antarctica was just a giant sheet of ice. But recently, scientists found a way to see beneath it — and what they discovered was extraordinary! There’s an entire mountain range buried under Antarctica, as big as the European Alps. With ancient rivers and valleys the size of Belgium, frozen in time for 34 million years. Antarctica wasn’t always frozen. It used to be a rainforest We were able to uncover this, using a special plane that beams radio waves through the ice to the ground belove, and then measures the signal time to create a 3d map We uncovered this using planes that beam radio waves through miles of ice. By measuring how fast those signals bounce off the ground and come back, scientists can build a 3D map of the world hidden below This map is a massive breakthrough because knowing where the rock is helps scientists predict how the ice and sea levels will move in the future!
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Did you know Antarctica has a secret world underneath its ice? For a long time, we thought Antarctica was just a giant sheet of ice. But recently, scientists found a way to see beneath it — and what they discovered was extraordinary! There’s an entire mountain range buried under Antarctica, as big as the European Alps. With ancient rivers and valleys the size of Belgium, frozen in time for 34 million years. Antarctica wasn’t always frozen. It used to be a rainforest We were able to uncover this, using a special plane that beams radio waves through the ice to the ground belove, and then measures the signal time to create a 3d map We uncovered this using planes that beam radio waves through miles of ice. By measuring how fast those signals bounce off the ground and come back, scientists can build a 3D map of the world hidden below This map is a massive breakthrough because knowing where the rock is helps scientists predict how the ice and sea levels will move in the future!

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Jacklyn/NothingButTech (@nbtjacklyn) has 42.0K Instagram followers with a 4.25% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 141 posts, Jacklyn/NothingButTech received 395K total likes and 9.06M impressions, averaging 2.80K likes per post. This page tracks Jacklyn/NothingButTech's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily.

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Jacklyn/NothingButTech (@nbtjacklyn) has 42.0K Instagram followers as of April 2026.
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Jacklyn/NothingButTech's Instagram engagement rate is 4.25% over the last 12 months, based on 141 posts.
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Jacklyn/NothingButTech received 395K total likes across 141 posts in the last 12 months, averaging 2.80K likes per post.
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Jacklyn/NothingButTech's Instagram content generated 9.06M total impressions over the last 12 months.