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Chinmay

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A random guy bringing science to curious people

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Hi everyone! Science communication is something I’ve been passionate about and wanting to do for awhile but didn’t know how to start, after all the thinking I realised the best way to start…is to start!😂
(P.S. never done a voice over so please be nice!) taken in Manchester, United Kingdom by @thecommonman__25

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GOOD TO BE BACK!!
Today we’re talking about how basic science can lead to amazing technology: specifically how vibrating atoms can lead to GPS systems that help you track runs, order food and doom-scroll on your fav social media sites! Enjoy😌#scienceiscool#basicsciences taken in The Universe by @thecommonman__25

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Bees are just nature’s way of showing us that mathematics is the language of the universe!

The honeycomb conjecture: https://rdcu.be/eFttZ taken in Manchester, United Kingdom by @thecommonman__25

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Welcome to “A few minutes in the mind of Chinmay”.

this edition includes me following a train of thought while running a 5k the other day. Hope you enjoy! taken in The Sun by @thecommonman__25

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Here’s Part 2 of the Industrial Revolution series! Went with Ducie street Warehouse this time because I wanted to show that life isn’t about huge leaps forward…sometimes the little things matter too! Enjoy! taken in Ducie Street Warehouse by @thecommonman__25

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First one of the series featuring @diecastmcr to showcase the really subtle industrial side of Manchester that we often miss!
Diecast used to be a aluminium parts manufacturer using the “die casting” method to mass produce complex aluminium parts. taken in Manchester, United Kingdom by @thecommonman__25

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Michael Faraday: The Scientist of the common man. As one of the most influential scientists in history, he just started of as an apprentice book binder! But he didn’t give up on trying to find the hidden reality of nature which is what makes him one of the greatest experimentalists to have ever lived by @thecommonman__25

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Going to start off with my favourite contribution to science by, in my opinion, a really underrated woman named Margaret Burbidge. At a time when women were meant to stay at home and cook, she and her colleagues were busy observing the universe and published a revolutionary paper in 1957 that essentially tells us that we’re all “children of the stars” and the universe is a part of us just as much as we’re a part of it. by @thecommonman__25

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