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Imagine rolling up on this while scuba diving and having no idea what’s happening.
Due to the low availability of water in the Middle East, Israel has become one of the world leaders in ...
🎈Got some balloons at home? Then this is your sign to give this super fun and mind-blowing experiment a go ✨ Get your kids to rub a balloon on their hair and check out what happens to the balloon?! How long can they make the balloon stick to their heads, faces, or ears? How far can their move before the balloon falls off? You can get the kids involved in some fun challenges using this technique and if you’re curious about the science behind this, here it is: Our body and its surface is nega...
A team of University of Arkansas physicists has successfully developed a circuit capable of capturing graphene's thermal motion and converting it into an electrical current.
How to Build Your Own Jet Engine: You don't have to be Jay Leno to own a jet powered motorcycle, and we will show you how to make your own jet enigne right here to power your wacky vehicles. This is an ongoing project, and plenty of additional info will be available on our website s…
Overbalanced Chain is a 100% real perpetual motion machine. But people that are familiar with Simon Stevin's Law for inclined planes, may think otherwise #ve...
More Physics Nobel videos: http://bit.ly/SSNobelNobel Prize days always create a great buzz in university science departments - I hope this video shows some ...
stereocilia of the inner ear aka "hair cells"
The Greek island has a long history of earthquakes, but what is causing the recent series of quakes has scientists perplexed.
On Christmas Eve, NASA's fastest-moving probe will come closer than ever to the surface of the sun.
Tom Higham, Professor of Archaeological Science at the University of Oxford and author of The World Before Us, explains the important exchanges, both cultural and genetic, that between us and Neandert
