✨🌈🪐 Videos & News Today • July 10, 2025

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Michael Cosentino
July 10th, 2025

Daily knowledge and wonder. Share it with a kid.

In today's news: How fig trees in Kenya turn CO₂ into limestone, why future space telescopes could use liquid mirrors, and why sea spiders keep their organs in their legs. More headlines after the video 👇

 

🪐 Space & Astronomy Week

Travel from the Himalayas through Earth's atmosphere, past the Milky Way, and into the cosmic microwave background radiation from the Big Bang. This immersive 360° experience uses real scientific data from space missions and telescopes to visualize the entire known universe in detail.

 
🪐🧬🧠 Top 5 Things We Learned Today

🕷️ Sea spiders are bizarre creatures with organs stuffed into their legs and barely any abdomen | SciTechDaily

🌳 Some fig trees in Kenya have a hidden talent: they pull atmospheric CO₂ and turn it into limestone-like deposits | Phys.org

🔭 The next generation of space telescopes could use 50-meter liquid mirrors that float in space | Universe Today

💩 Researchers on Vermont's tallest mountain use bird poop DNA to understand why insects and birds are disappearing | Smithsonian Magazine

🎸 To watch: A teenage band called The Graystones covers The Eagles | YouTube

 

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