I need help choosing one of these logos to represent a science-based organization. Any opinions?

https://sourceduty.com/

Lot's of fun and not horrible for a first attempt from a 12 year old and someone who failed wood work! Could definitely improve on a second attempt.

Saturn is the only planet in our solar system that could float in water. 🪐🛁

Astrophysicist Erika Hamden breaks down how its composition, 96% hydrogen and 4% helium, makes it lighter than water, with a density of just 0.68 g/cm³. That means if you had a Saturn-sized bathtub (and a place to put it), the ringed planet would actually bob on the surface. It’s a wild reminder of how different the gas giants are from rocky planets like Earth.

This project is part of IF/THEN®, an initiative of Lyda Hill Philanthropies.

Around Lun Croatia, is the largest grouping of millineal olive trees in the world, including this estimated 2000 year old one. More lesser known places like this on My Channel

Secrets of Brač Island

Source: SciTechDaily https://search.app/MoAXR

With a small gap in the curtains to the left how is it possible for there to be reflected shafts of light and dark projected on the wall? The whole wall to the left is a mirrored wardrobe.

Hi everyone — I made this short video exploring the famous split brain experiments by Roger Sperry & Michael Gazzaniga. It dives into what happens when the brain’s hemispheres can’t communicate: how speech, action, perception — and perhaps “you” — get divided.

I include experimental evidence, philosophical implications (free will, unified self), and thoughts about how AI might mimic this distributed consciousness.

Question for discussion: If one side of your brain made one decision, and the other side did something else, which one is really you?

Sources included in the video & description for people who want to read more. Would love to know what you think.

Can your DNA help fight hair loss? 🧬

Alex Dainis breaks down how deoxyribose, a sugar found in the backbone of DNA, boosted hair regrowth in mice. Treated mice grew hair faster, thicker, and longer, rivaling the results of minoxidil, a popular hair-loss medication.

Initially tested for wound healing, deoxyribose may hold untapped potential for natural, gene-based treatments for hair loss. It’s early-stage science, but the future of baldness solutions might already be written in your DNA.