Kinetic Core on Instagram: "This video features LEO (LEgs ONboARD drOne), a groundbreaking bipedal robot developed by Caltech engineers. Standing 2.5 feet tall, LEO bridges the gap between walking and flying by combining multi-jointed legs with four shoulder-mounted propeller thrusters. ​The footage highlights LEO's "uncanny balance," demonstrating feats that challenge even humans: effortlessly walking a slackline and riding a skateboard. By using its propellers to stabilize its center of mass,

StarTechTales on Instagram: "Teams at NASA and Caltech use supercomputers to simulate what no telescope can see, the exact moment a star decides whether it will explode and spread elements across space… or collapse into a black hole. Every heavy element around us begins in moments like this. Source: Visualization: Core-Collapse Supernova Simulation (First ~150 ms) By: Brian Grefenstette & Christian Ott Affiliation: NASA / Caltech Official Link: 🔗 https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/13655"

Caltech on Instagram: "Meet Caltech's tenth president, Ray Jayawardhana!"

AI | AI News | Tech | Apps on Instagram: "Caltech's ATMO Caltech’s ATMO (Aerially Transforming Morphobot) flies like a drone, then morphs into a ground vehicle before it lands. One machine, two worlds, zero wasted motion. 🔔 Follow (👉@thecodeawakenstime) more AI News + Innovation + tech breakthroughs. #Robotics #Caltech #Innovation #FutureTech #EngineeringDesign ArtificialIntelligence AI"

TV vibes on Instagram: "🎬 The Big Bang Theory 2007 ‧ Sitcom ‧ 12 seasons Set in Pasadena, California, The Big Bang Theory follows brilliant but socially awkward Caltech physicists Leonard Hofstadter and Sheldon Cooper. Their lives are disrupted when Penny, an aspiring actress and street-smart waitress, moves in across the hall, showing them how little they know about the world outside their lab. Alongside their equally geeky friends—Howard, an aerospace engineer, and Raj, an astrophysicist—the

catsgpts on Instagram: "Elon Musk told Caltech students that the first step to building a successful startup is creating a working prototype. He has followed this approach in every venture. Zip2, PayPal, Tesla, and SpaceX all began with simple early versions that proved the idea could actually work. Those first prototypes made it easier to gain support, secure funding, and attract top talent, because people could see and experience the product instead of just hearing about it. Follow @catsgpts f