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science
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chemistry
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more science
Flamingos feed underwater and upside down
The secret life of sea snot
Skin healing: A 33-day time-lapse in 10 seconds
Why does water roll off a duck’s back?
tech
A swimming dinosaur: The revealing tail of Spinosaurus aegyptiacus
Why do people fall for misinformation?
How is this young scientist taking on Flint’s water crisis?
Drones reveal close encounters between young white sharks and beachgoers
Qwake Technologies’ C-Thru ‘Ironman AR’ Firefighter Helmet
space
Introducing Perseverance, NASA’s fifth Mars rover
Comet NEOWISE from ISS, a calming real-time view
The Meteorite Museum: A visit with ASU’s Center for Meteorite Studies
A Decade of Sun: Ten years of SDO highlights
The relative rotation periods of planets in 2-D
animals
birds
insects
marine life
reptiles
more animals
Flamingos feed underwater and upside down
Why does water roll off a duck’s back?
Square Roots, an animated short about information overload
Scenes from inside a Barred Owl nest
nature
Flamingos feed underwater and upside down
Dandelions vs Catsears: How can you tell them apart?
What is the water column?
Crystal Habit, an up-close look at seven stunning minerals
Life Under a Log: Arvolyn Hill explores at the New York Botanical…
food
Stop-Motion Spinach Quiche
The Secret History of Dirt, a smart soil explainer for all ages
The Rise of Molds, an epic Beauty of Science time-lapse film
Boxlapse: Pea, Tomato, Basil, and Cucumber plants grow in time lapse
Salt and Pepper, an Edible Histories introduction
diy
how to
paper projects
Rube Goldberg Machines
more diy projects
Stop-Motion Spinach Quiche
Sugar rainbow in a straw, a density science activity
Life Under a Log: Arvolyn Hill explores at the New York Botanical…
The Grieving Process: Coping with Death
music
instruments
music videos
orchestras
more music
The Djembe, an instrument played for the king of Mali
Marble Machine XS, a miniature musical mechanical tribute
Trombone Shorty read by Angela Bassett
John Coltrane performs On Green Dolphin Street in Germany
history
Charlie Chaplin tries to ride a penny-farthing bicycle
The Secret History of Dirt, a smart soil explainer for all ages
A swimming dinosaur: The revealing tail of Spinosaurus aegyptiacus
The Djembe, an instrument played for the king of Mali
Why do people fall for misinformation?
art
drawing
installations
sculptures
more art
Learn how to draw Totoro in one minute
Juneteenth, the 155th anniversary Google Doodle narrated by LeVar Burton
Tigers in the Jungle, a watercolor demonstration
Shadowology: Drawings completed with small shadows
animation
Stop-Motion Spinach Quiche
Making a combination lock from a steel bolt
Why do people fall for misinformation?
The Story Of King Midas, a stop-motion classic by Ray Harryhausen (1953)
The Monomyth of the Hero’s Journey
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