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Part of the nature of science is that it never stops discovering new things, finding new evidence for theories and changing what we think we know about the world. These past 14 years since we entered the new millennium have been very productive, and here are some of the major discoveries we've made since then: |
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Science Lesson: Why is Space Black?
This video will explain why exactly space is the color it is - black.
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WATCH: This is What Occurs In Our Brain When We're In Love
We all love being in love, and actually crave it and need it, but what actually happens to our brains when we're in love? Watch this TED Talk to find out.
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These Body Parts Were Discovered In The Last 10 Years!
Get to know about newly discovered human body parts that scientists have found in recent years in this video.
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!
Take an Interactive Tour of Our Colossal Milky Way Galaxy
Fly Through the Milky Way Galaxy!
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What Resolution Does the Human Eye Have?
In what resolution do our eyes see? We know that of our screen, but is our own resolution much higher?
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.
10 Tech Products You Must Double-Check Before Buying
Beware! These tech products are most commonly faked.
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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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?
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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.
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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.
9 Great NASA Inventions That Took the World By Storm!
For around six decades, NASA have been inventing top-notch products. Here are nine great examples!
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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.
Study Says: With Age, Come Certain Cognitive Abilities
a study published in August 2021 in the journal *Nature Human Behavior reveals surprising findings that challenge this assumption and may be of great interest to all of us.
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Ever Wonder What Ancient Egyptian Sounded Like?
Researchers have used all the information we know to create what they think it may have sounded like.
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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The Speed of Light Visualized in a Magnificent Video
Have you got the patience? Watch, in scale, just how long it takes light to travel from Earth to Mars
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Why Do You See Colors When You Rub Your Eyes?
Explore the science of afterimages, the visual illusions that linger in your vision following exposure to bright lights or images.
10:59
Fascinating Science: How Sand is Turned Into Glass
Have you ever looked through a window and wondered how it was made from simple beach sand? This video shows you that incredible process.
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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This Genius Child is a Better Calculator than a Computer
This ‘human calculator’ could likely outpace you entering the numbers into a calculator.
Study: New Link Found Between Parkinson's and the Gut
A recent study has identified gut microbes likely involved and linked them to decreased riboflavin (vitamin B2) and biotin (vitamin B7), suggesting a potential treatment
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Ever Wonder How a Steel Locomotor Works?
Let’s take a closer look at the engineering behind these compact workhorses.
15 Beautiful Carl Sagan Quotes on the Stars and the Cosmos
A look at some profound quotes on the universe by famous astronomer and cosmologist Carl Sagan.
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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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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?
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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Are These Vintage Kitchen Gadgets Any Good?
Will any of the vintage kitchen gadgets stand the test of time or outperform their contemporary alternatives?
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.
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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.
Nobody Believed These 5 Scientists, But They Were Right
These 5 scientists were shamed and ousted, or rudely ignored, although years later, their "crazy" theories turned out to be true...
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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.
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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Science: Can AI Preserve Our Most Precious Memories?
Technologist Pau Aleikum Garcia talks about synthetic memories.
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Science Predicts These 10 Technologies Will Rule 2025
These upcoming tech innovations will reshape our world.
8 Ancient Greek Scholars & Their Life-Changing Inventions
The foundations of modern medicine, engineering, biology, and astronomy were set up by these 8 stellar minds more than two thousand years ago.
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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.
7 Overlooked Scientists Who Should Be Household Names
Meet seven scientists who never got the credit they deserved.
1:14:42
Documentary: How Did Our Universe Come From Nothing?
Can “nothing” truly become “something”? In this video, we’ll dig into this mind-bending question.
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Is China Number 1 in Global Technology?
In this video, we’ll take a closer look at the new developments hitting the market — and what they could mean for the future of transportation.
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.
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What to Do (and Avoid) When Setting Up a Smart Home
Here's how you can set up a family-friendly smart home that will last long.
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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.
Will We Ever Solve Our Universe's Most Complex Mysteries?
Here are 8 of the biggest unsolved mysteries from the world of physics.
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How to Make a Floating Chair
If you have some rope and wood - you too can build this floating chair!
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