/r/ScienceGIFs

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.gifs from around our universe showcasing cool, interesting, educating or entertaining science.

 

In this subreddit we share .gifs that show cool, interesting, educating or entertaining science.

Submission rules:
  1. Hosts: Please post direct links to .gif, .gifv, .webm . ogg & .mp4 formats on a reliable host (preferably Imgur or Gfycat). If you want to post an album, the individual .gifs must be related to each other in some way.

  2. Titles: Try to keep the title as descriptive as possible. Include helpful information, if known (e.g. name of the shown effect, reactants, location). If your submission is original content, you may put [OC] in the title.

  3. Top-level comment: We encourage you to leave a top-level comment containing a more detailed explanation about what's going on in the .gif. Please also give credit to the creators/authors/artists and include the source if your submission is not OC.

  4. Flairs: Flair your submission. Use the flair that appears most appropriate. You can use the Science-flair, if no other flair fits.

  5. Reposts: Please try not to repost. Reposts of .gifs that have already been submitted within the last 90 days will be removed.

Comment rules:
  1. We invite you to share scientific explanations and further knowledge about the posts in the comments. Please keep the discussions on topic and about science.

  2. Please be nice and respectful to each other; follow the reddiquette.

  The mods will remove submissions and comments that violate the rules above. Multiple violations may result in being banned from the subreddit.

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Physics Astronomy
Mathematics Computing
Earth & Weather Chemistry
Biology Medicine
Engineering Science
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When your experiment doesn't work despite following the instructions carefully....

3 Comments
2021/09/09
14:52 UTC

3

Hydrogen Fuel Cells simply explained in 1 minute [OC]

1 Comment
2021/08/31
20:50 UTC

24

Surface tension of water droplets causes cool refraction. OC

2 Comments
2021/07/14
21:56 UTC

51

This animation shows the KPZ behavior in quantum spin chains that results from quasiparticles clustering together.

3 Comments
2021/04/07
02:19 UTC

109

The influence of colour on heat absorption!

0 Comments
2021/04/05
09:24 UTC

35

A targeted cancer treatment to safely deliver radiation to specific cells

4 Comments
2021/04/01
16:57 UTC

34

Change in protonation states & electric charge of amino acid sites in COVID-19 main protease when telaprevir binds

3 Comments
2021/03/24
00:49 UTC

133

4 billion years of evolution represented in 40 seconds

8 Comments
2021/03/04
22:48 UTC

58

As thawing permafrost sinks lower beneath the surface, groundwater flows deeper underground and, therefore, stays colder as it flows into streams.

4 Comments
2021/02/15
21:29 UTC

50

An international research team used scanning and tunneling microscopy to send and receive single molecules across a surface on an atomically precise track.

6 Comments
2021/01/05
15:42 UTC

29

Gratitude has many benefits (to name just a few). As we step into the new year, take a moment to reflect on something or someone you are grateful for!

3 Comments
2020/12/31
22:03 UTC

97

Great Gif showing the effect of confinement on a turbidity current.

7 Comments
2020/12/17
02:04 UTC

31

A gif I created visualizing how existing drugs used to treat hepatitis C may have potential to treat COVID-19 by stopping the "heart" of the virus.

5 Comments
2020/12/05
15:50 UTC

26

Reacting magnesium with steam

3 Comments
2020/11/10
12:34 UTC

60

Crying Gasoline!

2 Comments
2020/09/08
01:03 UTC

78

A short, looping gif I created to accompany an Oak Ridge National Laboratory press release.

2 Comments
2020/09/03
23:11 UTC

29

Novel 3D-printed intensified device demonstrates enhanced capture of CO2 emissions. You can read the read the full article here: https://www.ornl.gov/news/novel-3d-printed-device-demonstrates-enhanced-capture-carbon-dioxide-emissions

2 Comments
2020/08/31
00:45 UTC

151

Microscopic attack- Lacrymaria olor, a vicious, predatory, single-celled organism attacking a smaller single-celled organism.

12 Comments
2020/08/07
18:50 UTC

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