Inside Science on Instagram: "Discovered in 1990, Pan is one of Saturn’s strangest moons — a miniature world only 35 km across, orbiting within the Encke Division of Saturn’s A ring. Its unusual dumpling-like shape isn’t random — it formed as ring particles gradually piled onto its surface, creating a ridge around its equator. #Saturn #PanMoon #CassiniMission #Astronomy #PlanetaryScience #Cosmos #SpaceExploration #NASA #PhysicsOfOrbits #inside_science_"

Inside Science on Instagram: "Detected in 2025, 3I/ATLAS is an interstellar object — a traveler from beyond our solar system — now racing past the Sun on a hyperbolic path. But recently, astronomers picked up something unusual: repeating radio pulses coming directly from its direction, echoing in a precise pattern — 8, 13, 8, 5, 13, 8 — all transmitted at 1420 MHz, the “cosmic hailing frequency” famously used in SETI searches for intelligent life. #3IATLAS #InterstellarVisitor #CosmicSignals #SE

Inside Science on Instagram: "🏹 Why the Horizontal Speed of a Projectile Never Changes Follow @inside_science_ for daily insights that make physics come alive ⚙️ When you launch a ball, an arrow, or even a rocket, its motion splits into two independent parts — horizontal and vertical. The horizontal speed (velocity along the x-axis) stays constant throughout the flight, as long as air resistance is ignored. That’s because once the projectile leaves your hand, no external horizontal force acts o

Inside History on Instagram: "In 1986, the German Army conducted a demonstration to showcase the remarkable precision of its Leopard 2 main battle tank. Engineers placed a full mug of beer on the end of the tank’s 120 mm cannon and drove it across rough terrain. Despite the bumps and jolts, not a single drop was spilled. This test wasn’t just a stunt—it was meant to demonstrate the tank’s advanced stabilization system, which keeps the gun perfectly steady even while in motion. The same technolog

People Secretly Films on Instagram: "🚨 A tourist secretly filmed downtown Pyongyang — and what he captured is both fascinating and unsettling. At first glance, it looks like a peaceful, modern city — wide roads, high-rise apartments, and spotless squares. But look closer… and something feels off. There are no crowds, no cars, no sound of daily life. Just an eerie stillness. These rare clips expose a part of North Korea that tourists aren’t meant to see. The city feels like a perfectly staged mo