From Science Channel. From pancakes to waffles to doughnuts, watch as all your favorite breakfast foods are made! Frozen Pancakes – 00:00 – 04:59 Doughnuts – 04:59 – 09:59 Frozen Waffles – 09:59 – 14:59 Bacon – 14:59 – 19:59 Frosted Cereal – 19:59 – 24:59 Bagels – 24:59 – 29:59 Yogurt – 29:59 –…
From Science Magazine. When an octopus injures an arm, the appendage can split in two, giving the cephalopod an extra limb. But it’s long been unclear just how functional this ninth arm is, or how octopuses gradually accustom themselves to reusing the arm. In 2025, the first long-term observation of one of the animals in…
From World Science Festival. Brian Greene sits down with theoretical physicist Raphael Bousso to explore some of the deepest puzzles in modern physics. Their conversation centers on the black hole information paradox, one of the most important challenges in theoretical physics. If quantum mechanics says information can never be destroyed, how can black holes, once…
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From Science Channel. New discoveries reveal the apocalyptic consequences of an asteroid strike. Using cutting-edge science, experts are racing to develop tech that can destroy these deadly killers before they unleash Armageddon.
From Science Magazine. The honey bee waggle dance communicates information about resource location from a foraging worker to nestmates. Research in Science shows that this complex dance is, in part, learned by young bees as they observe more experienced bees. Learn more: https://scim.ag/40qMQkk CREDITS: (FOOTAGE) ERIC NERI; (MUSIC) PODINGTON BEAR; (VIDEO PRODUCTION) K. MCLEAN/SCIENCE #Bees…
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From Science Channel. Find out how athletes’ skis, snowboards, speed skates, curling stones, and more are crafted in this Olympic-sized mashup of winter sports equipment! #HowItsMade #ScienceChannel Stream How It’s Made: https://www.discoveryplus.com/show/how-its-made About How It’s Made: Explore the fascinating world of how everyday items are manufactured and produced. From aluminum foil to contact lenses, discover…
From Veritasium. Cut any shape hole into a piece of cardboard and hold it up to the sunlight. When sunlight shines through this hole, it casts a circular image on the wall regardless of the shape of the hole. Why does this happen? The size of the hole also doesn’t affect the size of the…
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From World Science Festival.
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From Science Magazine. Bumble bees may look clumsy and goofy hovering above a flower, but don’t be deceived: They’re among the hot rods of the insect world and able to fly 22 kilometers per hour. Even while hovering, their powerful wing muscles generate a lot of heat. Like any high-performance vehicle, the bees have ways…
From Science Magazine. When Google DeepMind unveiled its protein-structure predictor AlphaFold2 in 2020, it upended expectations for what AI could accomplish in science. Few imagined that general-purpose large language models (LLMs), trained on trillions of words and optimized simply to regurgitate humanlike text, might follow suit. That view is now shifting—tectonically—as LLMs scale up. Last…
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From Veritasium. Two boxes, one choice, and $1,000,000. Sponsored by Brilliant – To learn for free on Brilliant for a full 30 days, go to https://brilliant.org/veritasium. Our viewers also get 20% off an annual Premium subscription, which gives you unlimited daily access to everything on Brilliant. If you’re looking for a molecular modelling kit, try…
From Science Magazine. “Drumming” allows chimpanzees to communicate across long distances. Last year, two studies showed the animals also drum to a distinct beat, which varies across chimp societies. The research suggests chimpanzees can learn and develop different rhythms, suggesting this musical ability may have evolved in our shared common ancestor. Read more: https://scim.ag/47q5EE1 FOOTAGE…
From Science Magazine. Personal care products such as lotion and perfume can repress the human oxidation field—a beneficial chemical microenvironment formed around the body’s surface that helps protect it from volatile organic compounds (VOCs)—Science Advances research finds. The oxidation field consists of hydroxyl radicals, which effectively neutralize VOCs. The work involving four participants identified ingredients…
From SciShow. Visit https://brilliant.org/scishow/ to get started learning STEM for free for a full 30 days and get 20% off their annual premium subscription. Mendeleev’s original, 1869 version of the Periodic Table featured 63 elements. Now, there are 118. But as scientists worked to extend the Table (and fill in a bunch of holes), not…
From Science Magazine. Despite their reputation as nature’s buzziest pollinators, the vast majority of bee species spend most of their lives underground. Thanks to a hospital CT scanner, researchers have revealed insights into how these insects build their subterranean lairs. The method could help scientists learn more about how bees contribute to healthy soil and…
From SciShow. Did you know there is water at the bottom of the ocean? If you’re a fan of the band Talking Heads, probably. But back in the 1970s, scientists did actually discover an aquifer beneath the seafloor. So how much water are we talking about…and how drinkable is it, really? Hosted by: Madelyn Leembruggen…
From Science Channel. From apple pies and Cornish pasties to croissants, lemon tarts, baklava, sticky buns, and more, get into the Pi Day mood by going behind the scenes to see how a variety of pastries are made. 🥧 🥐 #HowItsMade #ScienceChannel Stream How It’s Made: https://www.discoveryplus.com/show/how-its-made About How It’s Made: Explore the fascinating world…
From Veritasium. Put on a glove and dip your hand into icy water. You’ll notice it still feels wet? But the glove is waterproof, how does this work? That’s because wet isn’t a feeling, we use other sensory information to feel water…
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From Veritasium. This is one of the most powerful jet engines in the world, and it runs at temperatures more than 250 degrees celsius hotter than the melting point of the materials that make it up. So why doesn’t it melt?
From World Science Festival.
From World Science Festival.
From Veritasium. How asbestos ended up everywhere, and why we’re still using it today. Sponsored by Ground News – Go to https://ground.news/Ve for 40% off the unlimited Vantage plan, to catch how major public health stories are covered across the political spectrum and spot media bias for yourself. If you’re looking for a molecular modelling…
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From Veritasium. The strange natural material that reshaped the world. Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/AFXLZ7FEJc4?si=OaiAz42CzKGSPOYh Written by Sulli Yost and @casper_mebius Produced and Directed by Sulli Yost Hosted by Derek Muller and @henry.vandyck #science #veritasium #physics #engineering #experiment
From Veritasium. This is the world’s largest spiderweb. Entirely underground, it’s home to an entire ecosystem. But how does it work?
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From Domain of Science. Showing exactly where our knowledge of the Universe comes from. Get yourself both a 30-day free trial and 20% off a Brilliant premium subscription here: https://brilliant.org/dos/ It’s amazing what we know about the Universe based on our observations, but I wondered exactly where our knowledge comes from. Literally. So here are…
From Domain of Science. Showing exactly where our knowledge of the Universe comes from. Get yourself both a 30-day free trial and 20% off a Brilliant premium subscription here: https://brilliant.org/dos/ It’s amazing what we know about the Universe based on our observations, but I wondered exactly where our knowledge comes from. Literally. So here are…
From Veritasium. The rise and fall of a forgotten frozen empire. Sponsored by Brilliant. To learn for free on Brilliant for a full 30 days, go to https://brilliant.org/Veritasium/. Our viewers also get 20% off an annual Premium subscription, which gives you unlimited daily access to everything on Brilliant. If you’re looking for a molecular modelling…
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From Veritasium. What this strange quantum effect reveals about potentials. Sponsored by Planet Wild. Want to restore the planet’s ecosystems and see your impact in monthly videos? The first 150 people to join Planet Wild will get the first month for free at: https://planetwild.com/r/veritasium/join If you want to get to know them better first, check…