Science, research and technology

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What Does the Appendix Actually DO?

Dr. Berg explains, in this video, all about the appendix and what it actually does in our body.

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What Would Houses on Mars Look Like?

Mars is not that far away anymore, and since we've landed several robots there, many are thinking of eventually going there to settle the red planet. What will they live in, and what might a settlement look like?

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Hydrogen Bomb vs. Atomic Bomb - What's the Difference?

The most dangerous bombs in the world are compared and contrasted - hydrogen vs. atomic. You're about to get those answers in the video below.

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Could Solar Flares Leave Us With No Electricity?

Strong solar flares have caused power grid shutdowns in the past. Could the same happen in the future?

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The Entire Story of Earth in 30 Minutes!

The story of our planet, from birth to the adult, ancient planet we see before us today - all in just half an hour.

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Wow! This Robot Acrobat Is More Mobile Than ANY Human

Atlas is the newest project of the Boston Dynamics team of robot creators famous for their quirky, but equally astonishing creations...

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Visual Illusions: What Color Are These Strawberries?

Tricking our brain into believing that something is one color or shape than another thing is surprisingly easy, but can we explain why?

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How Fossils Shape Our Understanding of Ancient History

Fossils are the key to understanding the world of the past, and this is how the fossils shape what we can know about ancient history

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Neon Lights: a Beautiful Union of Science and Art

Neon signs are a beautiful blend or artistry and science, and knowing the history and the science behind them make them even more exciting

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The Accidental Discovery of the World’s First Antibiotic

Not too long ago, it was fairly common to die of the simplest of wounds due to bacterial infection. Penicillin changed everything.

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This Is the Lightest Solid Substance in the Whole World

Aerogel is the lightest solid in existence, but how was it invented and what is it used for?