Could Solar Flares Leave Us With No Electricity?

8:22

What Makes Opioid Addiction So Difficult to Fight?

Learn about the opioid crisis and why it's so difficult to stop it from famous historian and writer Mike Davis.

5:06

How Can Laser Cut Through Metal and Make Incisions?

Laser has first been theorized by Einstein in 1917, and is found literally everywhere you look today, but how does it actually function?

3:45

What People in the 80s Thought 2020 Would Look Like...

Let's see how close predictions of the future were to the real thing now that we are living in that 'distant' future.

3:59

Cell vs. Virus: The War Inside Our Bodies

Take a fascinating journey into the cells and see the great war between cells and viruses.

4:22

What Do You Really Know About the Fats You Eat?

Learn the difference between the good fats you should eat and the bad fats you should avoid.

3:01

This NASA Physicist is Using Origami to Change the World!

This is the story of Robert Lang, a physicist who left his job to discover the art of origami and its application in real-world engineering

2:50

Einstein Explained! A Three Minute Description of E=mc2...

This video explains Einstein's most famous theory, in less than three minutes!

7:52

Ted Talk: What's at the Bottom of the Ocean?

Victor Vescovo talks about his submersible and his exploration of the floors of the oceans in a way unlike any done before.

8:31

Here’s Why These Seemingly Obsolete Things Still Exist

Why do some people still use seemingly obsolete items like VHS tapes, vinyl records, fax machines & landlines? This video explains why.

12:53

4 Modern Day Doctors Who Are Doing Impactful Work

Here's the story of 4 modern doctors who are changing the world through their influential and inspirational work.

5:51

China Banned Building Any New Skyscrapers, Here’s Why

China has recently banned building any new skyscrapers in the country, but why?

8:28

Could These Signals Be A Sign of Extraterrestrial Life?

Scientists have recently picked up on a mysterious radio signal from space, and it could mean a lot - maybe even a sign from extraterrestrial life forms.

8:44

What Does an Atom Really Look Like?

In this video, we'll try to visualize what an atom actually looks like.

29:21

A Timelapse of the Future: Fast Forwarding the Earth

This incredible video takes us to the far far future, millions of years ahead.

2:03

Hydrogen Bomb vs. Atomic Bomb - What's the Difference?

The most dangerous bombs in the world are compared and contrasted - hydrogen vs. atomic. You're about to get those answers in the video below.

4:34

Fascinating Science: How Old Can We Actually Get?

All things being equal, and technology continually progressing - How old can a human body really get?

9:58

VIDEO: What Would Space Colonization Actually Look Like?

For humanity to survive, it is important that humanity branches out to the stars. But how?

6:33

The Story of the Internet: Who REALLY Invented It?

Who really invented the internet, and why did they REALLY do it?

9:16

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?

6:02

HD, 4K or 8K: What's the Difference and Can We Tell?

Finally learn the real difference between HD, 4K and the new 8K screens.

5:25

Spider Silk Could Be the Secret Weapon To Regrow Nerves

Find out how a particular type of spider silk may be the answer for regrowing human nerves in the near future.

20:30

15 Odd and Fascinating Findings by Deep-Sea Divers

The world beneath the sea is fascinating and this video shows is some of the weirdest things that have been found underwater.

12:02

This Is the Lightest Solid Substance in the Whole World

Aerogel is the lightest solid in existence, but how was it invented and what is it used for?

5:38

Is Teleportation Possible or Just Sci-Fi Pipe Dreams?

Teleportation is a mainstay of science fiction, but is it actually scientifically feasible?

11:02

Can Light Itself Be Captured On Camera? Yes It Can!

Ramesh Raskar presents femto-photography, a new type of imaging so fast it visualizes the world one trillion frames per second, so detailed it shows light itself in motion. This technology may someday be used to build cameras that can look "around" c

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You Would Be Amazed On Seeing What Lies Inside the Planets

Watch to find out what lies inside the solar system's various celestial objects in this fascinating video.

4:17

Watch the Incredible Fire Rings of the Sun

Watch the fire rings produced by the sun in an exciting and visually mesmerizing science video.