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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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.
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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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Mark Rober’s $60 Million Science Experiment
YouTube’s favorite mad scientist is launching his biggest mission yet: a $60 million reimagining of STEM education
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What's Directly Above And Below The Sun?
In this video, we explore the Sun's hidden poles, daring missions like Ulysses and Solar Orbiter, and the bold ideas scientists are weighing today.
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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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This Earth-Like Planet Has Got Scientists All Excited
This freshly discovered planet may be the answer to humanity's most pressing problem.
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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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Neo: The New Tele-Robot that "Cleans" Your Home
Neo is a new robot that has great capabilities and is designed to clean your home. Sounds perfect right? Well, there's a catch.
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.
These Wacky Inventions of the Past Appear Odd to Us Today!
These vintage tech inventions may look very interesting or even incredible, but their practicality today is questionable...
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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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.
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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.
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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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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.
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6 Of the Earliest Known Parasites Ever Found
Get to understand and learn about the earliest parasites discovered by scientists.
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Remarkable! This Is How the Universe Developed...
Watch this time lapse of the entire universe - starting with the big bang and culminating in the appearance of homo sapiens.
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How The Brooklyn Bridge Narrowly Escaped Never Being Built
Learn about the fascinating, but equally tragic history of the construction of Brooklyn Bridge in this engaging and educational video
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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?
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.
7 Air Pollution Solutions That Will Help Us Breathe Easy
Let's take a look at some global initiatives that have been launched to reduce air pollution levels.
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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.
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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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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...
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This Man Gave ChatGPT a Body. This is What Happened.
What if you could build a robot that learns everything from scratch, for just eighty dollars?
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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.
25 Pics Showing How People in the Past Imagined the Future
Let’s see how the people of the past imagined the future and find out if their fun predictions came true with these 25 vintage pictures
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Neat Life Hacks To Help You Remember Things Better
A lot of us tend to forget the simplest things at times. This video provides some neat tips to help boost your memory.
Travel From the Sun to Pluto With Our Interactive Guide!
The solar system is a fascinating place, and we wanted to bring you an interactive journey that you can use to travel through it. Enjoy the journey!
14 Times Nature Inspired Groundbreaking Technology
Let’s explore 14 remarkable examples of how nature has shaped modern technology.
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.
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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10 Smart Home Gadgets You Didn’t Know You Needed
If you’ve ever wanted a smarter, more efficient home, these 10 gadgets might be exactly what you need.
Science: Can Plants That Come Back From the Dead Save Us?
These extraordinary organisms may hold the key to solving one of the world's most urgent problems: feeding a growing population on a warming, drying planet.
Six Inventions Da-Vinci Made Ahead of Their Time
He created and envisioned many inventions that were sometimes even centuries ahead of their time. Was there ever a genius as great as Da-Vinci?
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Ever Wonder How a Steel Locomotor Works?
Let’s take a closer look at the engineering behind these compact workhorses.
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China's Crazy Plan to Dig a Canal in the Middle of EUROPE
China is setting out a plan to dig a canal through the middle of Europe in the nearest future, but why?
These Materials are Strange Enough to Boggle Your Mind...
There are some materials in this world that totally defy scientific convention. From metals that melt in your hand, to a solid lighter than air, take a look.
These Optical Illusions Will Shock Your Mind!
Optical illusions create miscommunication between our eyes and brain making, us see things that are not really there or not see things that are right in front of us. See for yourself.
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.
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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7 Exciting Physics Tricks You Have to See!
Watch these seven remarkable physics tricks in this exciting and fun video.
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Lecture: What is the Future of Humanoid Robots?
Get ready to meet the humanoid partners that will redefine how we live and work.
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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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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
These Ancient Inventions Have Got Scientists Stumped!
Here are 12 items from long ago which prove that our ancestors possessed knowledge and skills far more advanced than we once believed them to be.
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