What Really Happens If You Travel Close To The Speed Of Light w/Brian Cox

The Brief India on Instagram: "Wang Leehom’s Concert Just Went Futuristic, Robots Are Now the Backup Dancers. At Chinese-American singer Wang Leehom’s concert in Chengdu, humanoid robots took the stage and stole the spotlight by dancing in sync with the music and human performers. These robots, reported to be developed by China’s Unitree and capable of complex choreography including flips and precise movements, appeared alongside Wang Leehom during his Best Place Tour performance, blending advan

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Asterion Talks on Instagram: "Voyager 1 has been traveling through space for 48 years, becoming the most distant human-made object ever sent into the cosmos. Yet despite its incredible journey, it has covered the equivalent of just one light-day in distance. A light-day is the distance light travels in 24 hours—and light moves astonishingly fast, at nearly 300,000 kilometers per second. Voyager 1, by comparison, moves at around 17 kilometers per second. At that pace, it would take the spacecraft

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