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🌌🧠 It’s mind-blowing to realize that brain cells and the universe share a striking similarity in their network structure. Both are made up of countless nodes — neurons in the brain and galaxies in the universe — connected by delicate filaments. The brain contains around 86 billion neurons, while the universe holds at least 100 billion galaxies, woven together in a vast cosmic web. Yet, despite this visual and structural resemblance, they’re worlds apart in composition and purpose. The universe is dominated by dark energy and dark matter, while the human brain is mostly water. The brain processes information and thought, while the universe’s filaments transfer energy and matter across unimaginable distances. It’s a beautiful reminder that patterns repeat themselves — from the smallest neuron to the grandest galaxy. #Universe #SpaceExploration #scrolllink

US still dominates Tech by a wide margin #US #tech #scrolllink

🔬 In a landmark experiment, researchers have achieved the fastest-ever detection of a single electron, capturing its presence within 6 trillionths of a second in a gallium arsenide semiconductor. By injecting two electrons from separate sites and monitoring their near-instantaneous electric repulsion as they approached, scientists at the UK’s National Physical Laboratory used one electron’s deflection to pinpoint the other. This exceptional temporal resolution is roughly 100 times quicker than previous methods, moving us closer to building devices that manipulate single electrons at the speed of quantum interactions. Conventional electronics rely on vast flows of many electrons, but controlling single-electron events in real time could make devices much faster, smaller, and more energy-efficient—while also directly tapping the quantum nature of electrons. The approach depends on exquisitely controlled electron pumps and sensors, hinting at the possibility of future quantum technologies as compact as a microchip. T he achievement provides an essential building block for advances in quantum communication and computing, and could even allow improvement in the fundamental definitions of electric current by employing quantum standards. What makes this finding unique is its ability to probe the fleeting, ultrafast interactions that underlie all electrical currents—a regime where quantum behavior dominates. Researchers now hope to use this capability to unlock deeper insights into the quantum world, accelerating progress toward devices and measurements unimaginable just a decade ago. 📄 RESEARCH PAPER 📌 Masaya Kataoka et al, "Single-electron detection on a picosecond timescale", Physical Review Letters (2025) — in New York, NY, United States. #science #scrolllink

In this era of Kaliyug, when distractions, negativity, and material desires dominate human life, sadhana (spiritual practice) holds immense significance. It serves as a guiding light that helps individuals rise above restlessness and ignorance, reconnecting them with inner peace and divine consciousness. While the external world promotes speed, competition, and attachment, sadhana cultivates patience, discipline, and self-awareness, allowing the soul to remain steady amidst chaos. By engaging in regular spiritual practice—be it meditation, mantra chanting, or devotion—one strengthens the inner self, purifies the mind, and moves closer to liberation, making sadhana not just relevant but essential in Kaliyug. #sadhana #tapasya #shiva #kurukulla #ishaputra #MahayogiSatyendraNath #kulantpeeth #kaulantakpeeth