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If you're anything like me, you have a healthy curiosity. So do scientists, and what they've discovered in the last year alone is remarkable. Some of these discoveries have altered years of earlier theories and some may lead us to a utopia of endless energy sources. Find out more from this enlightening video, summarizing 10 huge recent discoveries. |
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These Optical Illusions Will Play Tricks On Your Mind
Get ready to test your eyes and mind with these incredible optical illusions.
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Is It Possible to Learn the Language of Another Species?
Scientists believe talking to dolphins is possible and are trying to learn how. Succeeding in this could open the door to communicating with thousands of species.
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The Surprising Scientific Facts Behind Willpower
If you ever wondered why some people succumb to temptations or addictions, this interesting video will explain the science behind it.
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Thought Nature is Wild? See It Under a Microscope
You won't believe the things you could discover by looking at everyday items under a microscope.
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How do Animals Think? A Fascinating Video
A fascinating video explaining the thought processes of animals.
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The Story of the Internet: Who REALLY Invented It?
Who really invented the internet, and why did they REALLY do it?
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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.
These 18 Photos Capture the Universe Like Never Before!
See the universe in a new light with these astonishing photos.
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Why Building a Perpetual Motion Machine Is Impossible
Since the Middle Ages, scholars have been trying to build the mythical perpetual motion machine. Was it all in vain? Is it even possible to build such a machine?
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The First 3D-Printed Hotel is Already Being Built!
s evidence of this, a groundbreaking project is nearing completion, in which a hotel is being printed, and tourists will soon be able to visit it. Curious to see what it looks like?
How AI Is Fixing Problems Humans Struggle With
Here’s how AI is quietly reshaping the world in ways that actually matter.
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K2-18b: The Exoplanet That Might Host Alien Life
Astronomers have detected signs of posisble life in the atmosphere of exoplanet K2-18b.
16 Interesting Things We Bet You've Never Seen Before
Once we have finished school and learned all the necessary skills at work, it may seem that no further studying is necessary. 16 interesting photos you wish you had seen in textbooks at school.
Science Proves: These 10 Bible Stories Probably Did Happen
The Bible describes many seemingly supernatural cases, but today, science can show that they might have indeed happened.
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Keep Your Home Safe with These Handy Gadgets
These 13 devices will transform your home security.
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James Webb Telescope: Redefining Our View of Space
Here's a brief look at all the amazing discoveries made by the James Webb Space Telescope so far.
New Research Shows Eating Sweets Won't Make You Crave More
A groundbreaking new study challenges conventional wisdom, suggesting our preference for sweet tastes may be more stable than we think.
13 Astonishing Things You Never Thought You'd See
Here are 13 photos of rare phenomena you never thought you'd see!
12 Steps That Help to Explain Einstein's Famous Theory
Have you ever wondered what Einstein's Theory of Relativity is all about? If you have, here is an easy-to-understand explanation!
The First Valentine's Day Was Not That Long Ago...
Let us take you on a fun history lesson with these 10 first-ever things that started way back in history and remain to this day.
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Why IS Fentanyl So Dangerously Addictive?
In this video, we break down what opioids really do to your brain and body, what using them actually feels like, and why so many people are dying from Fentanyl overdoses.
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Science: Here's Everything We Know About Pluto
Join us as we unravel the mysteries of far off Pluto, 3.7 billion miles from our Sun.
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Kirobo: First Robot in Space!
It was one small step for robot and another giant leap for mankind...
2024's Biggest Breakthroughs in Science We Must Celebrate
These recent scientific breakthroughs could change the world.
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The Race to Complete the World's Second-Tallest Skyscraper
Malaysia is all set to unveil the world’s second tallest skyscraper.
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You Won't Believe What Passes for a Phone in North Korea
You won't believe what phones look like in North Korea!
Has Modern Technology Changed Our Cognitive Abilities?
Modern digital technology is everywhere and it’s changing how we think, how we behave and even how we feel about things.
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Mjøstårnet - The World’s First Wooden Skyscraper
Mjøstårnet is an 18 story tall skyscraper towering over the Norwegian countryside. What makes it so special is that it's made entirely out of wood...
Why It's So Hard to Get People to Change Their Stance
You feel that your knowledge is broader because you've read and researched a lot on the topic, but the other side still isn't convinced, even when you present facts and statistics. Why isn't that enough?
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Earth 2125: A Vision of the Future of Our Planet
Exploring what Earth could look like in 2125 reveals exciting potential.
Do You Have One Of These RARE Genetic Traits?
How unique are you? You might have several rare genetic traits that make you unlike most of the world's population!
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Future Tech: 19 Innovations About to Change Our World
These groundbreaking new technologies will change our world.
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The World You See Doesn't Really Exist...
his video reveals how your brain constructs reality instead of simply perceiving it.
Study Shows Seniors Still Grow New Brain Cells Daily
A new study shows that even the elderly keep on growing new brain cells, which could be the breakthrough the scientific community was waiting for...
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eSIM vs Traditional SIM: What’s the Big Difference?
Are eSIMs and iSIMs the future of connectivity?
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What is a Ballistic Missile and is Its Purpose?
Why is the ballistic missile so feared, and what exactly qualifies it as such - will all be explained in this informative video.
What is the Troxler Effect and How Does it Affect You?
Learn about Troxler's effect and the optical illusions it creates in life.
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Neuralink Update 2025: The Most Incredible Moments
Welcome to our 2025 Neuralink update, where we’ll take you through the most incredible and groundbreaking moments from the past year.
Will We Ever Solve Our Universe's Most Complex Mysteries?
Here are 8 of the biggest unsolved mysteries from the world of physics.
Science Lesson: 10 Fiery Facts About the Sun You Must Know
Learn some fascinating and little-known facts about the Sun in this article.
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20 of the Most Infamous Tech Product Flops In History
Here's a look at some of the most infamous and biggest technology failures in recent history.
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Fascinating: How are CPU Chips Made?
This is a comprehensive look at both the fabrication process and the workings of a microchip plant that makes CPUs for computers.
10 Declassified U.S. Military Secrets That'll Astound You
Government military secrets can range from amusing to absurd to downright terrifying, but they are all extremely intriguing. Here are 10 such secrets.
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How Exactly Do We Hear? All is Revealed Here!
In this informative TED-Ed video, Douglas L. Oliver explains the complete science behind hearing.
The Wildest Meteorites Ever Found on Our Planet - 15 Pics
Check out 15 of the most fascinating meteorites ever found on earth.
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The Truth About Folding Phones You Need to Know
Don’t buy a foldable without knowing this first.
TRIVIA: 25 Shocking Differences Between the Sexes
Did you know that there are some vast differences between the sexes? These 25 scientific facts will probably come as a big surprise to you, they did to me.
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