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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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What is Our Executive Brain, and How Can One Improve It?
Did you know your brain had a brain? The executive brain is the part of us that plans. What is it and how to improve its function?
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This Fascinating Video Explains How a Virus Invades a Body
In this great animation that makes this complex process much easier to understand, NPR's Robert Krulwich and medical animator David Bolinsky explain how a flu virus can trick a single cell into making a million more viruses.
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Medical Lesson: What ARE Enzymes?
This handy animated video is perfect for the job of explaining what enzymes are.
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Avoid These Things If You Want to Save Your Brain Cells
If you want to maintain as much of your mental health and brain functioning as possible throughout your life, then you need to watch this video.
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Do You Have a Lost Twin Somewhere in the World?
Learn the deep mechanisms in our brains that work to identify and remember hundreds of faces you know.
Science News: AI-Designed Drugs Move to Human Trials
Isomorphic Labs, is positioning itself to begin human clinical trials of medications designed entirely through artificial intelligence, marking a potentially transformative shift in how we develop life-saving treatments.
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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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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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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.
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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?
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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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Physicist Michio Kaku: The Universe in a Nutshell...
Physicist Michio Kaku explains the fundamental nature of our universe
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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.
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You Won't Believe What Passes for a Phone in North Korea
You won't believe what phones look like in North Korea!
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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.
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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?
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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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.
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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.
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Here are Some Unique Tricks You Can Do at Home With Salt!
This video shows us a few interesting magic tricks that you can do anytime using salt, ice, and other items you can find at home.
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...
Science in 2025: 8 Developments That Could Change it All
Here are some of the most exciting trends in science and healthcare to keep an eye on.
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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.
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A Must See: White Cells Devouring Bad Bacteria!
A real look at how white cells identify and consume harmful bacteria.
Chronically Late? What Science Has to Say About You
There are 8 positive things that science says about late people that we all need to know.
Earth Is So Incredible: I Was Stunned by These 50 Facts
Here's a post that will explain to you just what's truly, scientifically amazing about our planet Earth. I'm gobsmacked.
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.
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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Future Tech: 19 Innovations About to Change Our World
These groundbreaking new technologies will change our world.
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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
2024's Biggest Breakthroughs in Science We Must Celebrate
These recent scientific breakthroughs could change the world.
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.
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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.
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...
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.
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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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Neanderthals Had Strength and Skills Beyond Our Limits
Neanderthals possessed truly exceptional, almost unbelievable, traits.
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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Trick-Mousing is Such Adorable Entertainment...
Mice are much cleverer than most people believe, and they easily respond to training, as long as you use positive reinforcement, or in other words - reward them frequently for their behavior with food.
This New Blood Pressure Drug Could Be a Game-Changer
Zilebesiran, an investigational drug that is showing profound success in late-stage clinical trials is offering hope for millions who struggle to keep their blood pressure in check.
How AI Is Fixing Problems Humans Struggle With
Here’s how AI is quietly reshaping the world in ways that actually matter.
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Full Documentary: From First to Last Dinosaur
With stunning visuals and cutting-edge science, we’ll bring their story to life—from their very first day to their last, a saga of survival, adaptation, and mystery.
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Science: What is Reality? Dive in and Find Out!
What if everything you see, feel, and experience isn’t real? The simulation argument suggests that our reality might be nothing more than an advanced computer program.
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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?
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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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25 Game-Changing Megaprojects That Will Change Our World
These incredible megaprojects that are set to redefine our world in 2025.
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