Graphite: Pencils, shiny rocks, and dead animals
What do pencils, shiny rocks, and dead animals have to do with American art? Specifically with Teresita Fernández’s Nocturnal (Horizon...
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Why are electric cars the future?
Every year, electric cars make technological advancements that are leaving gas vehicles in the past. The primary reason: Lithium-ion battery...
Running baby flamingos
There are baby flamingos at the Oregon Zoo and they are running around with their human caretakers, much to the...
‘Unlean Against Our Hearts’ by Matthew Shlian
This folded Tyvek half-torus structure begins rotating on two plexiglass turntables when someone approaches it. Titled Unlean Against Our Hearts,...
A human-sized barrel jellyfish near Cornwall
While filming their online series Wild Ocean Week, biologist Lizzie Daly and underwater cinematographer Dan Abbott spotted a human-sized barrel...
How are the “I Spy” books made?
Toys, knick nacks, school supplies, forest treasures, and much more, all meticulously arranged into highly detailed scenes. This is the...
The Sun Blocker: Rube Goldberg-style sunscreen contraptions
It’s annoying to have to put on sunscreen before you go outside to play. And it’s especially hard to put...
Underwater farms vs. climate change?
For billions of people, seafood provides a significant source of protein and nutrition, but over half the seafood we eat...
What Lives In Moss?
Microbes aren’t just found in ponds. They’re also abundant in and around plants and soils. Mosses, some of the oldest...
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Seven surface tension experiments – Physics Girl
This Physics Girl video highlights seven different surface tension experiments that you can easily try at home or...
How the Mariana Trench was formed
From the History Channel’s “How The Earth was Made” S01 E02, this is how the Mariana Trench was...
The Lighthouse of La Jument
In 1989, in the midst of a raging storm off the Brittany coast, photographer Jean Guichard circled above...
Demo of the FloWave Ocean Simulator & the AMOEBA wave pool
Filmed by The School of Physics & Astronomy at the University of Edinburgh, this is the FloWave Ocean...
Okinawa’s sea snake catchers & seaweed farmers
On tiny Kudaka Island, off the coast of Okinawa, Japan, Yoko and Setsuko are master sea snake catchers....
Astronauts grow a water bubble in microgravity on ISS
Observing a water bubble in space is not only fascinating, but it clearly looks fun! Watch NASA astronauts...
The Infinite Now, a series of oceanscape cinemagraphs
Over the past months I’ve been working with Australian photographer Ray Collins to bring his amazing oceanscapes to...
Changing shifts at le Phare de Kéréon
How do lighthouse keepers switch shifts when the lighthouse isn’t connected to the mainland? We’ve seen how the...
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