Planet Earth has fascinated humanity since we first began to walk on its surface. And why shouldn’t it? In addition to being our home, it’s the only planet we know of where life thrives. Over the last few centuries, we have learned so much about Earth. In the video below you’ll find 5 extremely interesting facts about Earth that you may, or may not already know.
An Alzheimer's Cure Might Just Be Around the Corner!
Impressive new research has discovered the earliest point in a neurodegenerative process that is thought to lead to dementia. Find out more here.
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Which Country Has the Biggest Population? Unexpected Facts
We are used to thinking that countries like Russia, Canada, and Australia are big. But when it comes to their population, it's a whole different story...
Expand Your Knowledge with These Intriguing Facts
They say those who keep learning stay young. So if you're a keen learner, check out these fascinating facts about history, nature, and a variety of other topics!
7 Mind Blowing Science Facts School Left Out
Put on your learning caps! We rounded up 7 surprising scientific facts you probably didn't learn at school.
Wow! This Made Me Want to Visit Japan
If Japan isn't on your travel list yet, it surely will be once you learn these cool facts!
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Ever Wondered How Hormones Work? Well, Wonder No More...
Ever wondered how hormones work? Well, wonder no more as this informative TED-Ed video explains all!
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These Paradoxes Continue to Mystify Scientists
Take a look at 7 scientific paradoxes that may never get solved.
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Keep Your Home Safe with These Handy Gadgets
These 13 devices will transform your home security.
NVIDIA CEO Reveals Which Degree Is Worth Studying
Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or Physics? Nvidia's CEO has a surprising answer to which area should be studied nowdays.
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Kirobo: First Robot in Space!
It was one small step for robot and another giant leap for mankind...
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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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This Genius Child is a Better Calculator than a Computer
This ‘human calculator’ could likely outpace you entering the numbers into a calculator.
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.
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How Humans Helped Cats Take Over the World
The relationship between humans and cats goes back as far as 9,500 years. How did it al start? And how did humans help cats essentially take over the world?
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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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The Only Manmade Object That Will Last Forever
This copper discus contains 116 images we launched into space for aliens to see
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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?
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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Fascinating: What is the Deepest Hole Humanity Has Dug?
This video explains how low humanity has dug down so far.
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The Tallest Statues Compared, Even Those Not Built Yet...
In this 3D animated size comparison, we showcase the tallest statues in the world alongside ambitious future projects.
What Your Phone Habits Say About Your Mental Health
These phone habits might indicate underlying anxiety—and paying attention to them could help you better understand your mental health.
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?
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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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.
Space Looks Breathtaking in These Amazing Photographs
There are some absolutely stunning photographs of space out there today, You won't believe how incredible it is!
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Do You Like the Smell of Rain? This Is Why
One of the best things about rain and thunderstorms is that clean fresh smell afterward. But what actually causes that distinct scent?
Is Microsoft's "AI Doctor" Better Than a Real Doctor?
A new study presents a committee of digital doctors achieving approximately 80% accuracy in complex medical diagnoses – far beyond the average of general practitioners.
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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.
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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Science: 20 Mechanical Principles Demonstrated Using Lego
In this video, we'll explore a variety of fascinating mechanical mechanisms, all demonstrated using Lego models.
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Astronomy: What is Beyond the Edge of the Universe?
In this video, we explore what modern astronomy reveals about the universe’s boundaries—if they even exist.
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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A Must See: White Cells Devouring Bad Bacteria!
A real look at how white cells identify and consume harmful bacteria.
These 18 Photos Capture the Universe Like Never Before!
See the universe in a new light with these astonishing photos.
Remembering the Life and Wisdom of Stephen Hawking
Stephen Hawking possessed one of the greatest minds the world has ever seen, but was also impaired by a debilitating disease. Here are his life ant times.
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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Why Are Your Ears Ringing? The Causes Explained
Nearly 15% of the human population worldwide are plagued by this strange sensation, but most people don't know the causes behind ringing in the ears...
The 12 Game-Changing Inventions From 2024 You Missed
2024 was a ground-breaking year in terms of innovation. Here's a look at some of the key breakthroughs from the year.
20 Peculiar Microscope Photos That You Really Must See
An unseen world exists at our fingers, and thanks to these wonderful micrographs, we can get a glimpse into that dimension.
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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.
Extraordinary Inventions By Tesla That Were Never Built!
Nikola Tesla was a scientist too advanced for his time. Here are some of the inventions he never had a chance to build.
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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Why Do We Sometimes Hallucinate? Find Out Here!
In this informative TED-Ed video, Elizabeth Cox details the science of hallucinations.
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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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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.
A Quantum Leap? Revolutionary Technique Discovered
Scientists at Singapore University have developed a groundbreaking manufacturing method powered by artificial intelligence that may revolutionize how we understand and create quantum materials at the atomic level.
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