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Jupiter, the King of the Planets, Holds Many Mysteries
Jupiter, the King of the planets, holds many mysteries. But we finally know what the inside of this planet looks like...
Welcome To the World's Largest Indoor Rainforest
The Eden Project in the UK is the largest indoor rainforest in the world. Take a look inside.
These Life-Saving Technologies Are Truly Revolutionary
Take a look at 9 really cool modern technologies that can actually help save human lives.
Pigeons Have Played a Massive Role in World History
Pigeons are one of the most common birds in the world, but they're utterly underrated. In fact, they have played a huge role in world history. Find out more...
Animal Emotions: Here’s Proof That Animals Have Feelings
Do animals feel empathy? This long-debated question has confused us for years. We finally have an answer.
Not Everything You Hear About Global Warming is True!
Don't believe everything you read or hear about the climate crisis. Some of those 'facts' might be completely false!
This Hungarian Artist Has Perfected the Art of Lace Work
Agnes Herczeg, a Hungarian artist, creates artwork using lace. Some of her best works can be seen here.
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Two Eskimos sitting, paddling along in a kayak...
How to Hack Your Brain For Better Control
What kind of tricks does our brain play on us?
Fascinating: What Does Medicine ACTUALLY Do in the Body?
What really happens in our bodies when we take medicine, have you ever wondered? This video will answer your question.
5 Ways 3D Printing Is Changing the World
From medicine to apparel and housing, here are 5 fields that have already evolved beyond belief thanks to 3D printers.
A Garden Without Soil - the Future of Growing Food
Vertical gardens like this one are the next big innovation in farming. The mind-boggling feature of these gardens is that they are completely free of soil!
Research: Microrobots Can Operate As Nerve Cell Connectors
New research shows that tiny, magnetically controlled robots can make nerve cells grow connections. Find out more.
This Cool Technology is the Future of Filmmaking
The world of CGI is moving at an insanely fast pace, and the famous green screen itself may soon be replaced by a novel technology called the volume.
9 of History's Greatest Unexplained Mysteries
From the Sahara desert in Egypt to mysterious stone dolls from the beginning of the world - here's a list of some of the greatest mysteries that have yet to be solved.
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.
Is It Actually Possible to Colonize Mars?
Will we ever be able to replace planet Earth? This video answers some very real questions about the possibility of colonizing Mars.
Get Ready to Dive Into the World's First Ever Jello Pool!
It has finally happened. A few brilliant minds came together and created this masterpiece, the world's largest pool of jello
Guess What Happens When You Press These 6 Buttons?
Turns out the pedestrian crossing button, along with a few other common buttons, intentionally do nothing. So why are they even there?
Fascinating - How to Brush Your Teeth in Space
Living in space comes with a lot of unexpected limitations. Personal hygiene, for example, can become a real challenge...
What Would Life Be Like If We Didn't Have Satellites?
If satellites disappeared, everything from phone calls to TV and transportation would stop working in a matter of minutes.
Ever Wanted to Learn the Secrets of the Universe?
The universe is infinitely huge, with many secrets and amazing phenomena - Some beautiful, some frightening. Here are 10 fantastic facts about the universe....
These Plastic Bricks Are Much Stronger Than Concrete
A Kenyan startup came up with a genius innovation - recycled Plastic Bricks that are 7 times stronger than concrete.
This 3D Printed House Is a Scientific Breakthrough!
This 3D printed residential building in Germany may be the beginning of a construction revolution.
Evolution Isn’t Over: New Anatomical Feature In Humans
A new study reveals evolution is far from over. In fact, humans are developing a new anatomical feature: a third artery in the arms
Never Do These 5 Things to Your Watch
Even the smallest mistakes, like quick-setting the date between 10PM-2AM or overwinding it can ruin your watch. Learn about 5 common watch mistakes here
These Engineering Failures Ended In Real Catastrophes
These are 10 of the worst engineering failures in history. These accidents had horrific results, and we must learn from them to never ever repeat them.
Science Lesson: 10 Fiery Facts About the Sun You Must Know
Learn some fascinating and little-known facts about the Sun in this article.
Leading Astronauts Address the Most Common Space Questions
Watch some of the leading astronauts of the world address some of the most common space questions in this video.
10 Obscure Inventions by World Famous Inventors
We’d like to bring your attention to 10 lesser-known inventions of famous figures in history, which will reveal a new and different side of these inventors to you.
Study: Honeybee Venom Kills Aggressive Breast Cancer Cells
A new study has found that honeybee venom can be used to kill the cells for triple-negative breast cancer. Find out more...
6 Amazing Technologies That May Transform Our Tomorrow
In this article, we will look at some amazing future technologies that have the potential to change our world by the next decade.
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...
Are Underwater Turbines the Answer to Our Energy Question?
One of the most promising technologies in the renewable energy market is the ocean. Learn all about it.
15 Ancient Inventions That Science Still Can't Explain
In this video, we look at some of the most incredible ancient tech that continue to mystify scientists even today.
The Story of the Internet: Who REALLY Invented It?
Who really invented the internet, and why did they REALLY do it?
The Stories an Astronaut Can Tell You...
Chris Hadfield is an astronaut and a terrific story teller...
These Creative Alarm Clocks That Are Sure to Wake You Up!
19 interesting and unique alarm clocks that are guaranteed to get you up in the morning. So if you're having a hard time waking up consider one of the options below.
How to Make a Floating Chair
If you have some rope and wood - you too can build this floating chair!
How Robots Are Revolutionizing COVID-19 Care
One of the ways medicine may soon become even more tech-savvy is through the introduction of humanoid robots, and it's already starting to happen
Reviving Mammoths? Yes, It's Possible.
Scientists are currently working on a plan to revive the extinct mammoth. Yes, you hear right. But how is possible and would it impact our world?
This Is What Would Happen If a Major Asteroid Hit Earth
What are the chances of our planet being hit by a big, life-threatening asteroid & what can we do if that happens? This video offers some interesting insights
Fascinating Science: Do You See the Red I See?
Do We See the Same Colors? This video tries to answer that as best science can.
Will This Lab Grown Chicken Become the Food of the Future?
Lab-grown meat came a long way. Take a look at this artificial chicken, for example. It's absolutely identical to the real thing!
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