Scientists Ask: Does a Limit to a Human Lifespan Exist?
Scientists are currently locked in a debate as to whether there is a biological limit to how long humans can live. Read more about this fascinating subject.
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Protective Measures: How Our Body Reacts to a Tattoo
In this video, we’ll explore the microscopic war raging beneath your skin, where millions of your cells make the ultimate sacrifice to lock that ink in place, turning a defense mechanism into lifelong art.
The Facts You Didn't Know About the Human Body...
Discover 120 fascinating and surprising facts about your body you may not have known. Going over most of the body parts, you will learn so much you never knew about the body we all use.
New Study: A Pill that Works Out Your Muscles?!?
New study shows that, though we are not there yet, a pill can and probably WILL come out that works out the muscles and grows them.
Quiz: How Well Do You Recall Basic Biology?
we're about to test your rudimentary understandings of biology. Do you have the required knowledge?
I Bet You Didn't Have a Clue About These Human Body Facts!
The human body is the most complex machine known to mankind, but I bet you don't know these 10 amazing facts about it...
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.
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Woah! Learning to Play Music Has This Effect on Your Brain
Learning how to play an instrument can do wonders for our brain...here's how!
This New Blood Pressure Drug Could Be a Game-Changer
Zilebesiran, an investigational drug that is showing profound success in late-stage clinical trials is offering hope for millions who struggle to keep their blood pressure in check.
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Taller Doesn't Mean Bigger - the True Size of Skyscrapers
If you were to compare skyscrapers by area rather than height, which skyscraper would end up on top?
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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?
Blood Test Breakthrough Transforms Leukemia Diagnosis
This research demonstrates that rare circulating stem cells in blood carry the same diagnostic information as bone marrow samples, enabling doctors to identify disease progression months before clinical symptoms appear.
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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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Ever Wondered About How Our Minds Retain and Lose Memories?
Ever wondered why you can remember something from 20 years ago, but have difficulty remembering what you had for lunch the other day? Learn why here.
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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.
Enjoy This Fascinating Collection of NASA's Best Photos
Here are 15 of NASA's most amazing recent pictures, along with brief explanations of exactly what is going on in each one.
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This Video Will Show You Where We Are in the Universe!
Where is our galaxy in the known universe? This video will fly with you to ever-larger destinations, showing you our little planet's cosmic address from a very large viewpoint.
Are You Ready to Learn About the Expanse of the Universe?
If you have an interest in the unknown, then look no further than these 15 unbelievably facts discovered about space
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These 6 Chemical Reactions Changed the Course of History
Although we rarely pay much attention to the chemistry that constantly surrounds us, these 6 reactions changed 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.
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Experts Are Still Baffled by These Ancient Artifacts
These mysterious relics have left experts puzzled.
Learn Chemistry Easily with This Interactive Periodic Table
This interactive table of elements has video lectures about every element, including experiments
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This Genius Child is a Better Calculator than a Computer
This ‘human calculator’ could likely outpace you entering the numbers into a calculator.
See the World From Up Close - 17 Fascinating Macro Photos
Seeing ordinary objects like honey, paracetamol, and snow through a microscopic lens teaches us how beautiful and intricate they really are!
How AI Is Fixing Problems Humans Struggle With
Here’s how AI is quietly reshaping the world in ways that actually matter.
12 Earliest Versions of Tech Inventions We Use Every Day
Witness the evolution of 11 popular devices we use all the time by looking at how they all started...
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What's the Largest Thing in the Universe?
In this video, we look into some of the mightiest structures in the known universe.
Science History: 17 Math Equations that Changed the World
In this article, we'll journey through 17 of these monumental formulas, demystifying the symbols to reveal the revolutionary ideas they contain and the immense impact they have had on the course of history.
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Discover 5 Cutting Edge Humanoid Robots in 2025
Watch the video to see which robots are leading the pack in intelligence, mobility, and impact.
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These Bizarre Mysteries Continue to Stump Scientists!
The world of science hasn't been able to explain several bizarre phenomenon yet. Let's take a look at a few of them.
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Was Roman Concrete Really Superior to Our Own?
How did Ancient Romans make such durable concrete that it still lasts today?
13 Forgotten Phone Designs That Were Too Odd to Survive
From pen-shaped dialers to phones that clipped onto your clothes, here’s a look at the most unusual phones ever made.
9 of the Greatest Unsolved Mysteries About the Universe!
The universe has been around for close to 14 billion years, but it still holds many mysteries that continue to perplex scientists. Here's 9 of them!
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Learn While Laughing: The Incredible Tardigrade
If you love nature and you love laughing, this incredible series of nature videos are a great way to spend a few minutes.
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Protective Measures: How Our Body Reacts to a Tattoo
In this video, we’ll explore the microscopic war raging beneath your skin, where millions of your cells make the ultimate sacrifice to lock that ink in place, turning a defense mechanism into lifelong art.
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The Real Reason Companies Prevent You from Fixing Things
Ever felt like you should be able to fix that broken gadget, but something's holding you back? Watch this to know more.
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Keep Your Home Safe with These Handy Gadgets
These 13 devices will transform your home security.
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These New Technologies Will Change the World!
These groundbreaking tech innovations are going to change our world!
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Will AI Take Your Jobs? An Expert Explains the Future
Gonzaga University's AI professor Graham Morehead some of our most pertinent questions related to AI.
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The Rise of the Machines: Can Humanoid Robots Help Us?
Will humanoid robots change the way we work forever?
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India Built a Monster Dam That Controls the Weather!
The Polavaram Dam doesn't just control floods - it moves water between regions and much more!
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Ever Wonder How a Steel Locomotor Works?
Let’s take a closer look at the engineering behind these compact workhorses.
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?
Science News: AI-Designed Drugs Move to Human Trials
Isomorphic Labs, is positioning itself to begin human clinical trials of medications designed entirely through artificial intelligence, marking a potentially transformative shift in how we develop life-saving treatments.
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Are These Vintage Kitchen Gadgets Any Good?
Will any of the vintage kitchen gadgets stand the test of time or outperform their contemporary alternatives?
Superwood: A New Material That Could Replace Steel
After decades of relying on steel—a material that produces nearly two tons of CO2 for every ton manufactured—builders may soon have access to something far more sustainable and surprisingly stronger: Superwood.
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Take a Trip Through the Universe and Witness its Beauty
Since its launch, the Hubble Telescope returned images of unprecedented beauty of a dynamic and changing universe. Take a look!
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