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The new LEGO SMART Play sets are full of tech that bring my LEGO sets...to life. Here’s how. @LEGO #legopartner #legosmartplay #legostarwars #legounboxing #lego2026
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The new LEGO SMART Play sets are full of tech that bring my LEGO sets...to life. Here’s how. @LEGO #legopartner #legosmartplay #legostarwars #legounboxing #lego2026
Why are these 5,000 basketball-sized spheres deep under the ice in Antarctica? It’s an observatory all the way down at the bottom of the world. It spans over a cubic kilometer in size and involves drilling 2500m below the surface. It was a massive undertaking requiring tons of resources... so how did they do it? #IceCube #Antarctica #Science #Technology
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Why are these 5,000 basketball-sized spheres deep under the ice in Antarctica? It’s an observatory all the way down at the bottom of the world. It spans over a cubic kilometer in size and involves drilling 2500m below the surface. It was a massive undertaking requiring tons of resources... so how did they do it? #IceCube #Antarctica #Science #Technology
How they found the giant squid… This is the first ever footage of a giant squid in its natural habitat. It took decades to get this footage. And some creative engineering. The further down into the ocean you go the darker it gets, so when scientists make their way down there with ROV’s or subs the lights and motors typically cause animals adapted for cold, dark isolation to flee.  In 2012, one scientist got creative and finally caught some incredible footage of a deep sea creature we’d never seen before in its natural habitat. For more, subscribe!   #deepsea #seamonster #ocean #Science
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How they found the giant squid… This is the first ever footage of a giant squid in its natural habitat. It took decades to get this footage. And some creative engineering. The further down into the ocean you go the darker it gets, so when scientists make their way down there with ROV’s or subs the lights and motors typically cause animals adapted for cold, dark isolation to flee.  In 2012, one scientist got creative and finally caught some incredible footage of a deep sea creature we’d never seen before in its natural habitat. For more, subscribe!   #deepsea #seamonster #ocean #Science
The scariest part of the Artemis II mission hasn’t happened yet. They’ve slingshotted around the moon and they’re headed back but now… It’s incredible we can do this. If you think there should be more optimistic tech stories, follow along! #space #engineer #artemis #moon
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The scariest part of the Artemis II mission hasn’t happened yet. They’ve slingshotted around the moon and they’re headed back but now… It’s incredible we can do this. If you think there should be more optimistic tech stories, follow along! #space #engineer #artemis #moon
This is a drawing of a modern animal…. if you drew it the way many early science illustrators drew dinosaurs. They just drew skin wrapped around bone without muscle, turning this normal animal into a monster. Can you guess what it is? This is called “shrink wrapping” and it has affected the way a lot of us think about what dinosaurs looked like… If you want to know more about dinosaurs, watch our longer video and follow along! #animation #illustration #dinosaur #Science #stemfacts
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This is a drawing of a modern animal…. if you drew it the way many early science illustrators drew dinosaurs. They just drew skin wrapped around bone without muscle, turning this normal animal into a monster. Can you guess what it is? This is called “shrink wrapping” and it has affected the way a lot of us think about what dinosaurs looked like… If you want to know more about dinosaurs, watch our longer video and follow along! #animation #illustration #dinosaur #Science #stemfacts
In Antarctica, you’re not allowed to pee on the ice. Not even when you’re hiking for hours! It’s so cold and dry that when it snows, it basically never melts, so it stacks up into layers of ice trapping air inside…and scientists drill ice cores to study that air and learn what the environment was like thousands of years ago So if you pee…it will get trapped in the ice too. To see what’s under the ice, follow along! #antarctica #ice #Science #geology
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In Antarctica, you’re not allowed to pee on the ice. Not even when you’re hiking for hours! It’s so cold and dry that when it snows, it basically never melts, so it stacks up into layers of ice trapping air inside…and scientists drill ice cores to study that air and learn what the environment was like thousands of years ago So if you pee…it will get trapped in the ice too. To see what’s under the ice, follow along! #antarctica #ice #Science #geology
Why does the ball for this year’s World Cup not look like a regular soccer ball? Turns out, that difference really changes how the ball performs, and there’s a third design that’s even more controversial. The trick is figuring out how to create a sphere out of a flat material But there’s also a secret sensor inside this ball! To see it, subscribe! #worldcup #Soccer #ball #trionda #football
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Why does the ball for this year’s World Cup not look like a regular soccer ball? Turns out, that difference really changes how the ball performs, and there’s a third design that’s even more controversial. The trick is figuring out how to create a sphere out of a flat material But there’s also a secret sensor inside this ball! To see it, subscribe! #worldcup #Soccer #ball #trionda #football
What's really inside the Earth? The deepest hole anyone has ever dug is only 0.2% of the way to the Earth’s center. But then….how do we know that our Earth has a solid core?!? For a long time we thought the entire inside was molten, until a scientist looked at how ripples from earthquakes – seismic waves – bounced around inside the earth. Now we know we have a solid inner core that rotates at a different rate than on the surface, and right now it's slowing down! To find out why, follow along! #Science #earth #core #inside #earthquake
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What's really inside the Earth? The deepest hole anyone has ever dug is only 0.2% of the way to the Earth’s center. But then….how do we know that our Earth has a solid core?!? For a long time we thought the entire inside was molten, until a scientist looked at how ripples from earthquakes – seismic waves – bounced around inside the earth. Now we know we have a solid inner core that rotates at a different rate than on the surface, and right now it's slowing down! To find out why, follow along! #Science #earth #core #inside #earthquake
This new map shows dark energy might be getting weaker. That’s odd. Every dot you see here is either a galaxy or a special kind of black hole, and there are 47 million in this new 3D map of our universe. It’s uprooting what we thought we knew about dark energy and implying our universe might be headed toward a very different ending than we thought… For more on that, follow along! #Science #energy #universe #galaxy #blackhole
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This new map shows dark energy might be getting weaker. That’s odd. Every dot you see here is either a galaxy or a special kind of black hole, and there are 47 million in this new 3D map of our universe. It’s uprooting what we thought we knew about dark energy and implying our universe might be headed toward a very different ending than we thought… For more on that, follow along! #Science #energy #universe #galaxy #blackhole
Why do antarctic ocean animals become giants? Something weird is happening deep in the freezing water at our poles. Animals consistently grow to ENORMOUS sizes. Spiders the size of dinner plates and squid larger than a school bus. “Detecting multiple leviathan class organisms in this area…” WHY? Subscribe to learn more! Footage source: Becky Kagan Schott (:23-:26) #ocean #Science #antarctica
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Why do antarctic ocean animals become giants? Something weird is happening deep in the freezing water at our poles. Animals consistently grow to ENORMOUS sizes. Spiders the size of dinner plates and squid larger than a school bus. “Detecting multiple leviathan class organisms in this area…” WHY? Subscribe to learn more! Footage source: Becky Kagan Schott (:23-:26) #ocean #Science #antarctica
Most people don’t understand how far away the moon really is… To find out how many Earths you could fit between the moon and us… follow along! #moon #space #animation
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Most people don’t understand how far away the moon really is… To find out how many Earths you could fit between the moon and us… follow along! #moon #space #animation
I never realized just how small a transistor really is – the electronic switches in everything you use! Let me show you just how small we’re talking… and they’re trying to go even smaller… To learn how, follow along! #Science #size #transistor #small #zoom
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I never realized just how small a transistor really is – the electronic switches in everything you use! Let me show you just how small we’re talking… and they’re trying to go even smaller… To learn how, follow along! #Science #size #transistor #small #zoom
This plane cured my fear of flying. A Zero G flight is incredibly strenuous – not just for the occupants (though definitely them too, it’s called the Vomit Comet for a reason!) but also for the plane! A Zero G flight requires 3 pilots to complete 31 maneuvers that involve repeatedly experiencing VERY steep inclines, HEAVY G forces, and casually diving toward the Earth. I assumed these planes needed to be specially designed and reinforced to pull this off. It turns out… I was wrong. Follow along to find out more! #ZeroG #airplane #Flying #Science #Technology
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This plane cured my fear of flying. A Zero G flight is incredibly strenuous – not just for the occupants (though definitely them too, it’s called the Vomit Comet for a reason!) but also for the plane! A Zero G flight requires 3 pilots to complete 31 maneuvers that involve repeatedly experiencing VERY steep inclines, HEAVY G forces, and casually diving toward the Earth. I assumed these planes needed to be specially designed and reinforced to pull this off. It turns out… I was wrong. Follow along to find out more! #ZeroG #airplane #Flying #Science #Technology
Why can’t a robot just click “I’m not a robot”? This tech is called reCAPTCHA, and robots are pretty good at them now! But it’s not about checking a box! It’s actually tracking other things, like how you move your mouse as you go to check the box. These tests are about what makes humans… human! For more optimistic science and tech stories, subscribe! #shorts #recaptcha #robots #human #turing
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Why can’t a robot just click “I’m not a robot”? This tech is called reCAPTCHA, and robots are pretty good at them now! But it’s not about checking a box! It’s actually tracking other things, like how you move your mouse as you go to check the box. These tests are about what makes humans… human! For more optimistic science and tech stories, subscribe! #shorts #recaptcha #robots #human #turing
NASA is sending humans farther from Earth than ever before. This is the second of three planned NASA missions to go back to the moon, in hopes of eventually establishing a moon colony. This mission, Artemis II, is about testing the spacecraft, Orion, during a 10 day trip around earth and the moon while checking the ship’s life support, navigation, communication, and radiation shelter. If all goes well, the third and final mission will have humans landing back on the moon for the first time in 50 years! To see more about that, follow along! #NASA #space #Artemis #moon #Science
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NASA is sending humans farther from Earth than ever before. This is the second of three planned NASA missions to go back to the moon, in hopes of eventually establishing a moon colony. This mission, Artemis II, is about testing the spacecraft, Orion, during a 10 day trip around earth and the moon while checking the ship’s life support, navigation, communication, and radiation shelter. If all goes well, the third and final mission will have humans landing back on the moon for the first time in 50 years! To see more about that, follow along! #NASA #space #Artemis #moon #Science
LOut of all the different kinds of solar systems, ours appears to be the rarest! Simulations and surveys of other planets tell us that the most common solar system is one where all the planets are about the same size. So then HOW did ours get like this? The leading theory has to do with Jupiter! To learn more, follow along! #Science #space #solarsystem #rare
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LOut of all the different kinds of solar systems, ours appears to be the rarest! Simulations and surveys of other planets tell us that the most common solar system is one where all the planets are about the same size. So then HOW did ours get like this? The leading theory has to do with Jupiter! To learn more, follow along! #Science #space #solarsystem #rare
If you rip open the new World Cup ball you’ll find this sensor embedded into the side It’s collecting data 500 times a second! During games, the sensor tells you where the ball is on the field and if it’s been touched by a player! This high tech ball helps track things like offsides or out of bounds or if a ball crossed the goal line To see sports tech that got banned for being too good, follow along! #worldcup #Soccer #football #ball #Tech
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If you rip open the new World Cup ball you’ll find this sensor embedded into the side It’s collecting data 500 times a second! During games, the sensor tells you where the ball is on the field and if it’s been touched by a player! This high tech ball helps track things like offsides or out of bounds or if a ball crossed the goal line To see sports tech that got banned for being too good, follow along! #worldcup #Soccer #football #ball #Tech
What time is it in Antarctica? All of the timezones meet here at the bottom of the world, so, could you run through all of them? Is it every time zone? I went to Antarctica! We’re making a longer episode all about what’s hidden underneath the ice… so subscribe to see it… #shorts #Science #antarctica #time #southpole
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What time is it in Antarctica? All of the timezones meet here at the bottom of the world, so, could you run through all of them? Is it every time zone? I went to Antarctica! We’re making a longer episode all about what’s hidden underneath the ice… so subscribe to see it… #shorts #Science #antarctica #time #southpole
What’s inside the sun? If you dove into the sun, the first layer you’d hit is hot enough to make diamonds BOIL. If you’re magically protected, then you’d be in a boiling ocean of plasma If you kept going, you’d hit a zone so dense that light get trapped, Then, you’ve finally reached the core, where nuclear fusion happens… For more optimistic science and tech stories, subscribe! #sun #earth #fusion #space #Science
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What’s inside the sun? If you dove into the sun, the first layer you’d hit is hot enough to make diamonds BOIL. If you’re magically protected, then you’d be in a boiling ocean of plasma If you kept going, you’d hit a zone so dense that light get trapped, Then, you’ve finally reached the core, where nuclear fusion happens… For more optimistic science and tech stories, subscribe! #sun #earth #fusion #space #Science
Why are there more tornadoes in the United States than anywhere else in the world? BY A LOT. The United States sees well over 1000 tornadoes every year. That’s more than Australia, Canada, and every single European country combined. Most of them occur in one specific area in the central US. It’s called “Tornado Alley” because it has a very unique set of ingredients that spin up these violent storms. For more, follow along! #tornadoalley #tornado #storms #weather
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Why are there more tornadoes in the United States than anywhere else in the world? BY A LOT. The United States sees well over 1000 tornadoes every year. That’s more than Australia, Canada, and every single European country combined. Most of them occur in one specific area in the central US. It’s called “Tornado Alley” because it has a very unique set of ingredients that spin up these violent storms. For more, follow along! #tornadoalley #tornado #storms #weather

Cleo Abram (@cleoabram) TikTok Stats & Analytics

Cleo Abram (@cleoabram) has 2.55M TikTok followers with a 8.80% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 217 videos, Cleo Abram received 16.8M total likes and 191M views, averaging 77.2K likes per video. This page tracks Cleo Abram's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily. To benchmark @cleoabram against other accounts, use Socialpruf's TikTok competitor analysis tool.

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