Luke Geissbuhler and his son decided to start an amazing project. They built a balloon, similar to weather balloons, that can climb up and out of the atmosphere, before it collapses and returns to earth. Of course, it would be filming all the way. The result is astounding to see, as you feel like the ones saying goodbye to mother earth and climbing...climbing... all the way to the black and silence of space.
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The Disappearing Computer: Revolution on a Personal Scale
What happens when we lose the physical large computer all together? This lecture explains what ahead for computers.
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Big Brother Watching: The Amazing Argo Camera!
We know that there are satellites up there with amazing cameras, that can see almost everything happening on the ground. However, it's one thing to know this and quite another to see how far we've come with our camera technology. Meet Argo, a camera
Welcome to the Fastest Maze-Solving Competition Ever Made...
Welcome to Micromouse, a competition for the quick of eyes and the quick of minds. This is the oldest robotics race.
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Behind the Scenes of the Human-Like Atlas Robot
In this video, we get a behind-the-scenes look at the development of the incredible Atlas robot.
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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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Would You Live On the Moon? Discover the Possibilities...
Did you know that the human race actually has the cash and resources available to start building a base on the moon today? Find out more here.
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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.
Hubble Telescope: 35 Years of Incredible Photos
Exploring 35 years of reality-changing, universe-enhancing photos that opened the sights of outer space to us all.
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Just How Small is an Atom? - Fascinating!
Just how small are atoms? And what's inside them? The answers turn out to be astounding...
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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?
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Ever Wonder How a Steel Locomotor Works?
Let’s take a closer look at the engineering behind these compact workhorses.
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.
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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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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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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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.
Hair Regeneration Could Be Possible With This New Process
Learn about an innovative new study which has revealed a novel treatment for effective hair regeneration.
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What Will the Universe Look Like in 10 Quintillion Years?
These questions take us beyond science into the realm of imagination, as we contemplate the ultimate fate of our Universe and everything within it.
5 Puzzling Mysteries That Science Finally Managed to Solve
These weird occurrences have puzzled humanity for decades, if not centuries. Finally, scientists solved them & the solutions are exciting...
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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.
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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Magic is Only A Vibration Away With This Great Experiment
All it takes is some sand, a metal plate and carefully toned vibrations from a speaker to create stunning and complex patterns. This video shows you the amazing results!
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Fascinating: What Around Us is Invisible?
The Invisible Things that Turn the World...
6 Signs That Someone is Listening on Your Cellphone Calls!
With technology advancing all the time, there is the ever-increasing chance of our phones being tapped. Here are 6 signs that your phone could be tapped.
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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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You Won't Believe What the Human Body Does in One Minute
How much do you think it is capable of doing in a single minute? Watch this video and you'll have your answer!
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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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Science: Can AI Preserve Our Most Precious Memories?
Technologist Pau Aleikum Garcia talks about synthetic memories.
These 14 Forgotten Robots Promised So Much...
This collection showcases 14 cool vintage robots that were supposed to change everything.
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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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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
Absolute Zero: The AI that Doesn't Need People to Develop
Imagine an AI that doesn’t need humans to teach it how to code—it creates its own coding challenges, solves them, and gets smarter all on its own. This isn’t science fiction; it’s a groundbreaking development called Absolute Zero
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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?
14 Times Nature Inspired Groundbreaking Technology
Let’s explore 14 remarkable examples of how nature has shaped modern technology.
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.
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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Fascinating: How Fast Does Our Brain Operate?
Ever wonder at what speeds our thoughts move?
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The 5 Most Important Fossil Discoveries from Last Year
2024 saw some really amazing fossil discoveries!
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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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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.
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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China's G1 Robot is Showing Some Incredible Moves
The G1 is a new robot developed in China and in this video shows some amazing moves.
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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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What Happens the Deeper You Go Underground?
What happens when pressure pushes matter beyond the limits of what we thought possible?
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A Must See: White Cells Devouring Bad Bacteria!
A real look at how white cells identify and consume harmful bacteria.
World-Famous Psychological Experiments That Shocked Us
The human mind is a most intricate thing. It also has some quirks and idiosyncrasies that are both incredible and a little uncomfortable. Read on for more.
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Despite Looking Similar, Cats Are MORE Diverse Than Dogs!
Who's more diverse, cats or dogs? This video answers this question once and for all, the it might surprise you...
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