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    Massive protest crowds fill Paris streets●I don't think anyone truly grasps the crowd that was in Paris to protest today. I don't think I've ever seen anything li𝕏xFR68.8K53 min ago

    A large protest took place in Paris, with participants describing crowds of a scale they say they have never seen before. Posts from the scene emphasise the sheer size of the turnout, with hashtags referencing October 17 and October 24 protest dates in France. Further demonstrations are planned, and the mobilisation is drawing wide attention and astonishment online.

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    Learner struggles to grasp how qubits store information●my first attempt at grasping what's going on with trying to store information as "qubits" (units of # quantum computing)MmastodonSciencePhysics28 min ago

    A physics enthusiast has shared a first attempt at understanding how quantum computers store information in qubits, admitting the effort failed. The core puzzle: how can a physical system hold data while existing in multiple superposed states at once? The writer wonders whether keeping everything near absolute zero is key, a reference to the extreme cooling many quantum machines require to keep qubits stable.

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    Algae-powered soft robot arm grips objects using light▼Algae-powered soft robot arm uses light to grasp and lift small objects✉newsTechnologyRobotics12 min ago

    Researchers have developed a soft robot arm powered by algae that can grasp and lift small objects using light as its trigger. The design pairs living photosynthetic cells with flexible materials, pointing to a low-energy approach to gentle robotic manipulation. The news is circulating via coverage from science outlets, drawing attention for blending biology with soft robotics.