Can You Trust Your Eyes? How do you know what you’re seeing is real? [Science Video]
The science behind these amazing illusions may shake your faith in ‘reality’. [ASAPScience]
The science behind these amazing illusions may shake your faith in ‘reality’. [ASAPScience]
A bullet is fired upward into the bottom of a block of wood, one time in the exact middle, the other time a little on the side. Obviously, this will launch the block in the air, but in which of the two scenarios will the block go higher? Check out the experiment above to find […]
Watch as Michael from Vsauce explores the science of clapping and looks at some of the various reasons why people clap. [Vsauce]
http://youtu.be/f__qNnj65Ts We’re getting closer and closer to settling on it that it only seems right to learn a little more in 10 amazing facts about the planet Mars. [All Time 10s]
In case you still need to be convinced on how awesome a person and a scientist Bill Nye is, I strongly encourage you to watch this clip. Not only was this guy one of my role model back when I was a kid, but he still is today, alongside with Richard Feynman, Carl Sagan, and […]
The Big Bang is a complicated concept, and its unfortunately-misleading name doesn’t help much. Thankfully, we have Minute Physics to help us understand it, and how the theory overlaps (and doesn’t) with Creationism.
We all spend so much time indoors either working or binging on YouTube videos, but how is this affecting our brains and bodies? If you spend most of your day inside, this is for you. [ASAPScience | Picture Via]
The definition of a second could get even more precise thanks to a new model of atomic clock. The advance has been made by changing the element used for the timekeeping. An atomic clock uses the same principle as a pendulum in a physical clock, just on a tiny scale. It measures the signal emitted […]
Learn the magic formula inside that classic yellow tub. Hint: there’s more to it than flour and water. [Wired]
A short animation Asa Lucander, which was part of the Science Club series on BBC2, taking a look at the history of physics. [Via Kuriositas | Asa Lucander]