Here’s What Will Happen to Your Body in 2015
Here’s some of the things that will happen to your body this year. Thanks to the World Science Festival for the enlightenment! [Source: World Science Festival]
Here’s some of the things that will happen to your body this year. Thanks to the World Science Festival for the enlightenment! [Source: World Science Festival]
If the Kool-Aid man would exist in reality, would he have the necessary power to break through a brick wall by launching himself through it? Watch as Jake Roper from VSauce explores the possibility. [Vsauce3]
The European Space Agency plans to sync two satellites to create a single, virtual telescope. If it works, it could mean hugely increased telescopic power. The ESA Proba-3 project, scheduled for launch in 2018, is designed to not only carry out a practical task (studying our Sun in greater detail) but to test a principle: […]
They explode when you touch them. Even a millionth of a gram can kill you. They can even disable you with their horrifying smell. SciShow introduces you to give of the most dangerous chemicals in the world. [SciShow]
Using X-ray equipment that allowed them to watch the animals move through a bed of dry sand, Georgia Tech researchers have studied how the shovel-nosed snake and sandfish lizard use their unique body plans to swim through sand. Information provided by the research could help explain how evolutionary pressures have affected body shape in sand-dwelling […]
You learn something new every day, and today, I learned that when you burn fat, you actually lose most of it (80%) by breathing it out in the form of carbon dioxide. The rest goes out of your body in liquid form, through your pee, sweat, and other bodily fluids. So for every 10 kilograms […]
A simple and quick explanation on how plate tectonics really work by the folks over at Minute Earth. [MinuteEarth]
Why are we ticklish? And did you know that “ticklishness” is composed of two phenomenon? Knismesis, which all animals have, including us, and gargalesis, which only affects primates. [SciShow]
A domino can knock over another domino about 1.5x larger than itself. A chain of dominoes of increasing size makes a kind of mechanical chain reaction that starts with a tiny push and knocks down an impressively large domino. [Stephen Morris | Via TA]
Can dogs actually understand what we’re saying when we talk to them? Recent research show that the creatures that we’ve been selectively breeding from wolves to what they are today for the past 10,000 years might know more about our language and emotions that we might think! [It’s Okay To Be Smart]