Anyone Could Have Thought of That
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Dr. Roger Billings is a visionary innovator whose work has touched the lives of millions of students and transformed the landscape of education. Widely known as “DrB” to the countless kids who benefit from his groundbreaking Acellus learning system, Dr. Billings has dedicated his life to advancing education through technology.
As part of DrB’s lifelong commitment to supporting education, Science LIVE was launched as a way to “give back” by mentoring students in conjunction with the Roger Billings Scholarship Program.
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Are there more types of spiders that disguise themselves as something else?
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Those gelatinous like creatures look like parasites
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How long do you think it will be before we discover every part of the ocean?
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The wonders of the deep blue sea…
Interesting facts with Dr. John.
Approximately what percent of life on earth lives in the bottom of the sea?
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how can carbon be found deep in the ocean, and how did these new spices get found so quickly even there it take millions of year for new spices to exist.
how small is the lasers frequency?
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jellyfishes are one of my favorite animals. Their so fascinating.
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The ocean is so big and unexplored, so cool to see all the new species they are finding!
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It is really awesome all of the new techniques we build and use to find new things, such as animals.
Great point! New techniques for discovering animals highlight how science keeps expanding our world — it really inspires curiosity and shows students there’s still so much to explore! 🚀
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Why are most of the creatures translucent?
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How can they remember what everything was and or what it did like did they label all of the equipment or did they just try to memorize it?
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Exactly what is the deepest part of the ocean? How deep does it go?
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It’s crazy how we explored more of space than the ocean!
Could we use these lasers in space to get 3d images?
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3D imaging is cool!
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Why do you think that interest in deep sea exploration isn’t nearly as prevalent as interest in space exploration? Is there a way to get more people interested in exploring the unknown depths of our planet?
Good question! Space feels more glamorous and visible, while the deep sea is tougher to explore and showcase. More engaging media and education could definitely help build interest. 🌊
The ocean is so cool to learn about and the technology is they use is fascinating!
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It’s crazy how smart animals can be.
I’ve never considered a spider might disguise itself as a fungus. That’s really cool.
That part of the water being more than the rainforest is crazy.
I wonder how many sea animals are in the midwater? 🧐
Hello! I’m watching from Connecticut! Congrats to that Sebastian the rover for finding all of those AMAZING species underwater! Those jellyfish almost look like aliens! 🪼 I’m really enjoying this Science Live so far!
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Does the laser imaging cause harm to the sea creatures?
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That’s pretty interesting. I didn’t know that there are still more species to discover.
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Seeing the inside structure of jellyfish is so cool! I also hope we keep discovering stuff in the ocean.
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that spider is alsome!!!
how did they make the camaras waterproof
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I didn’t know spiders could camouflage, that’s quite interesting.
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Awesome camera
If we could only go deep enough to see the real wonders we have yet to see in the ocean it will be so amazing !
It’s interesting that a certain kind of spider can make itself look like a fungus and scientists are still studying it to discover more about it. I also think that it’s interesting that scientists have discovered 30 new species of sea creatures in their two week discovery. Thanks for sharing!
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Thank you so much for all you do Acellus! I used to fail at school when I was younger, but after I got Acellus, I did so good! Now I have a 3.7 GPA and I’m 17!
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My dad is building a untra sound fish ring to X ray fish like these fish!
The ocean has such interesting and beautiful creatures. With the fact that we haven’t explored most of the ocean, I wonder what other creatures there are.
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