✨🌈🪐 Videos & News Today • October 1, 2025

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Michael Cosentino
October 1st, 2025

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In today's science news: a real Bear City springs up in Russia 🐻‍❄️, our solar system's disappearing asteroid belt ☄️, and the science behind "rubber duck debugging" 🦆. Plus, more headlines after today's videos 👇

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🪐🧬🧠 Things you should know

🔥 Is Earth the only place in the universe where fire can burn? • ZME Science

🪰 Japanese scientists discovered the specific molecular mechanism that allows Venus fly traps to detect touch • Popular Science

☄️ Astronomers in Uruguay calculated that our asteroid belt is slowly disappearing • Science Alert

🦆 The science behind "rubber duck debugging," where programmers explain their code to a rubber duck • Science Alert

🦋 Morocco's Atlas blue butterfly discovered to have more chromosomes than any other animal • Science Daily

🐻‍❄️ A wildlife photographer documented polar bears living in abandoned Soviet weather station buildings • ZME Science

🎸 Musicians perform on the world's only playable Stradivarius guitar from 1679 • Open Culture

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