Do You Live in One of the 10 Oldest US Capitals?
Learn about the 10 oldest capital cities in the USA.
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Home Security System From 350 Years Ago
What is a detective lock? and how can a 350-year-old lock be considered "smart"?
7 Things You Didn’t Know Were Invented by Kids!
Anyone who’s gotten to know a child knows how incredibly creative they can be. Sure, they blurt out embarrassing observations in public, but that’s because they don’t filter their thoughts. And yes, they occasionally ruin wallpaper with crayons or fi
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Learn About the Newest Smart Christmas Lights
Enjoy a collection of the newest Christmas gadgets for decorating your home!
A Nostalgic Look Back at Prices in the Past (14 Pics)
Travel back to the time when things cost just a few cents.
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History's Unsolved Ghost Photography Mystery
Technology, photography, spirituality. How do they connect? By ghost photography, of course.
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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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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.
Alzheimer's: What Recent Breakthroughs Have Taught Us
Now, you can discover 4 new studies that show how to do this in ways you haven’t heard of.
Stunning 2024 Images from the James Webb Space Telescope
Marvel at the new images revealed by the James Webb Space Telescope.
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...
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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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
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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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?
8 Important Inventions That Were a Complete Accident
It might be interesting for you to learn that some very important scientific innovations were born as a result of an accident.
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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Fascinating: What Around Us is Invisible?
The Invisible Things that Turn the World...
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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.
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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.
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!
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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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!
7 Discoveries of Albert Einstein that Changed the World
The 7 biggest discoveries of Albert Einstein and how they changed the world forever.
12 Bizarre Scientific Facts You Never Learned at School
The scientific facts we collected in this list aren't the kind of stuff you'll see in a school curriculum.
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.
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.
Meta Unveils New Glasses that May Change Sports Forever
META has revealed a new line of AI-powered smart glasses: Oakley Meta HSTN
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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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.
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The Entire Story of Earth in 30 Minutes!
The story of our planet, from birth to the adult, ancient planet we see before us today - all in just half an hour.
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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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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.
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Physicist Michio Kaku: The Universe in a Nutshell...
Physicist Michio Kaku explains the fundamental nature of our universe
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This Stunning Video Visualizes the Size of the Universe
This video visualizes the number of galaxies in the world, giving you a look into the true size of our enormous universe.
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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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Emotions Explained: The Science Behind How We Feel
Neuroscientist and psychologist Dr. Richard J. Davidson answers some fascinating questions about emotions you would never expect.
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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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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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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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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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This Genius Child is a Better Calculator than a Computer
This ‘human calculator’ could likely outpace you entering the numbers into a calculator.
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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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Why IS Fentanyl So Dangerously Addictive?
In this video, we break down what opioids really do to your brain and body, what using them actually feels like, and why so many people are dying from Fentanyl overdoses.
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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.
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How to Make a Floating Chair
If you have some rope and wood - you too can build this floating chair!
These 18 Photos Capture the Universe Like Never Before!
See the universe in a new light with these astonishing photos.
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