redditletter: top posts for science between 2023-12-22 and 2023-12-29

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Here are the top 20 Reddit posts between December 22 2023 and December 29 2023 for category: science. This category includes posts from the following subreddits: science, askscience, space, futurology, technology, nasa, spaceporn, biology, astronomy, coronavirus, physics, math, chemistry, kerbalspaceprogram, psychology, sciencememes, singularity, engineeringporn, chemicalreactiongifs, mycology, technews, haircarescience, homeworkhelp, openai, medicine, statistics, everythingscience, whatsthisrock, ketoscience, and nootropics. Enjoy!

🔗 Apple is now banned from selling its latest Apple Watches in the US

// 16982 ▲ by tylerthe-theatre on /r/technology. Comments

🔗 Prior to the 1990s, rural white Americans voted similarly as urban whites. In the 1990s, rural areas experiencing population loss and economic decline began to support Republicans. In the late 2000s, the GOP consolidated control of rural areas by appealing to less-educated and racist rural dwellers.

// 13687 ▲ by smurfyjenkins on /r/science. Comments

📷 Based on many true stories (unfortunately)

// 13484 ▲ by Astroruggie on /r/sciencememes. Comments

🔗 It’s “shakeout” time as losses of Netflix rivals top $5 billion | Disney, Warner, Comcast, and Paramount are contemplating cuts, possible mergers.

// 11409 ▲ by chrisdh79 on /r/technology. Comments

📷 Hid a chocolate egg in a butter dish last Easter. The dish has not been opened since. Today it was opened and this mass of ?fungi/lichen has grown from the chocolate egg. This is in UK. What is it?

// 5645 ▲ by Helloooooooooooo000 on /r/mycology. Comments

🎬 Data recovery from broken USB stick

// 5467 ▲ by I_try_to_talk_to_you on /r/EngineeringPorn. Comments

🔗 New York Times sues Microsoft and OpenAI for impacting its business, claims generative AI models don't qualify for fair use

// 3796 ▲ by galaxyFighter0 on /r/Futurology. Comments

📷 Game thought Kerbin was a vessel

// 3677 ▲ by yacabo111 on /r/KerbalSpaceProgram. Comments

🔗 Solar power growth is currently exponential - with the potential for a terawatt to be deployed annually in just a few years - “No single energy technology ever in history has grown as massively steeply as (solar) photovoltaics”

// 3564 ▲ by BeefJerky_JerkyBeef on /r/Futurology. Comments

📷 It's amazing what modern amateur astrophotography could achieve, 6000$ equipment vs 16 billion Hubble space telescope.

// 3155 ▲ by k2qogir on /r/space. Comments

🔗 CVS, Rite Aid, Walgreens hand out medical records to cops without warrants | Lawmakers want HHS to revise health privacy law to require warrants.

// 2123 ▲ by chrisdh79 on /r/technews. Comments

🎬 I got rejected by a gravity well...

// 2107 ▲ by AstroVulpine on /r/KerbalSpaceProgram. Comments

📷 I took a trip to Arizona and spend 2 nights shooting the Geminid meteor shower last week. Here's what I captured! (Details in the comments)

// 2080 ▲ by peeweekid on /r/space. Comments

📷 [IQ question] Anyone knows how to solve this?

// 2026 ▲ by poopepiee on /r/HomeworkHelp. Comments

🗒 Why did no one believe in mRNA therapeutics potential for so long that Nobel Prize winner Katalin Karikó was ‘demoted 4 times’ at Upenn because she could not get grants?

Katalin Karikó who won the Nobel Prize for COVID mRNA vaccines was famously demoted at UPenn and...

// 1650 ▲ by ivicts30 on /r/biology. Comments

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