Educational, 4962 results


Jun 14

Weird and wonderful world of bioluminescence.

Jun 10

Explaining visual math in a simple way.

May 20

Learn to play pool in 10 minutes.

May 12

Distant time and the hint of a multiverse.

May 10

Why do we have a groove between our top lip and nose?

May 06

Turning trash into toys for learning.

Apr 27

John Hunter on the World Peace Game.

Apr 22

Open-sourced blueprints for civilization.

Mar 31

How to make butter.

Mar 12

A brief history of pretty much everything.

Mar 09

How to snakes.

Mar 09

Let’s use video to reinvent education.

Feb 21

It’s a big universe and we are just tiny specks.

Feb 15

Poisonous pitcher plant.

Feb 12

How much heat can you take?

Feb 08

How It’s Made: Paintballs.

Jan 28

Planets viewed from Earth as if they were at the distance of our Moon.

Jan 15

How to patch a hole in the wall.

Jan 13

An observation to a conclusion.

Jan 01

How to choose strong passwords.

Dec 31

Ancient Mayan clay flute.

Dec 30

Classical music, and helping you realize your untapped love for it.

Dec 30

Huge solar prominence caught by NASA’s SDO.

Dec 30

Using physics, computer programming and air to do neat things.

Dec 29

A caterpillar transforms into a Monarch butterfly.

Dec 29

Interesting facts about the world’s population.

Dec 29

Did you know there’s an easier way to take your shirt off?

Dec 28

Do you get a kick out of thinking about these concepts described by Feynman?

Dec 28

Amazing and unusual places found with Google Earth.

Dec 27

A video about conformity.

Dec 26

Making a real Rorschach mask that changes and moves.

Dec 26

The marshmallow problem.

Dec 25

200 years that changed the world.

Dec 23

When will time end?

Dec 23

A typical day of air traffic: Each dot represents an airplane.

Dec 23

Always keep your eyes on the road.

Dec 22

Life lessons from big cats.

Dec 20

How to repair a dent in your car with canned air.

Dec 20

Bet you’ll clean your desk after watching this video.

Dec 19

Neil deGrasse Tyson on the next great scientific breakthroughs.

Dec 17

A vision of students today.

Dec 16

Do electrons move at Absolute Zero?

Dec 16

More doodling in math: “Sick Number Games”.

Dec 15

How a quartz watch works.

Dec 14

How ancient Egyptians did math.

Dec 14

Doodling in math class: “Infinity Elephants”.

Dec 13

H-bombs in space.

Dec 13

The invention of the decimal point.

Dec 12

Richard Dawkins uses the piano to explain the vastness of geological time.

Dec 12

China’s wealthiest village: Every family has at least a car, house, and $250,000 in the bank.

Dec 11

“West Wing” confronts the scale of maps used in public schools.

Dec 10

Steve shows us how not to prepare gnocchi.

Dec 09

LEGO Antikythera Mechanism.

Dec 08

The largest black holes in the universe.

Dec 07

Alien speech found in NASA’s Saturn radio signal?

Dec 01

Tribal leadership.

Dec 01

Spelling matters.

Nov 30

The search for Earth-like planets.

Nov 30

1985: Chomsky explains the Cold War in five minutes.

Nov 29

CGI simulation of an asteroid impact on Earth.

Nov 28

Why work doesn’t happen at work.

Nov 28

200 countries, 200 years, four minutes.

Nov 28

Education is money in the bank.

Nov 27

The animated guide to Polish success.

Nov 26

Is the universe infinite?

Nov 25

How It’s Made: Baseballs.

Nov 25

Matthew Taylor: Brain and behavior research with respect to political and policy debate.

Nov 22

Comets: Remnants of the beginning.

Nov 21

Bet you didn’t know this about a blue whale.

Nov 20

How to grow your own fresh air.

Nov 19

Termite colonies are complex and astounding.

Nov 19

Can you grasp the following concepts…

Nov 18

Darwinian theory of beauty.

Nov 16

Teaching kids real math with computers.

Nov 15

Unsung Philosophers: Diogenes of Sinope.

Nov 13

How It’s Made: Potato chips.

Nov 12

Quit smoking advice.

Nov 11

A look at how the swell of Chinese globalization is having an impact on the coast of Africa.

Nov 10

Napoleon Hill: “What The Mind Can Conceive, Believe, And Achieve”.

Nov 10

Interesting fact about the Bombardier Beetle.

Nov 09

How bats use echolocation to find water.

Nov 08

Ian McKellen reenacts Balrog scene from “The Lord of the Rings”.

Nov 08

The science behind making glow sticks.

Nov 07

10 questions for Stephen Hawking.

Nov 07

“Expanding Your Perception” by Brene Brown.

Nov 06

Greg Stone: Saving the ocean one island at a time.

Nov 04

Feynman on how difficult it can be to answer certain questions in layman’s terms.

Nov 04

Sesame Street: Ricky Gervais manages to be educational and hilarious.

Nov 03

This is our universe, can you comprehend it?

Nov 03

The crises of capitalism.

Nov 02

Richard Dawkins demonstrates laryngeal nerve of the giraffe.

Nov 01

This is how you should cook an omelet.

Nov 01

The McGurk Effect: Watch your ears lie to you.

Oct 31

How does a mongoose stand up to a cobra?

Oct 31

Incredible math card trick.

Oct 30

Octopus captures fish and camouflages self.

Oct 30

Gorbachev brings a new age of openness to the USSR in the mid to late ’80s.

Oct 29

Star size.

Oct 28

How do we know the universe is flat?

Oct 27

Mimic octopus.

Oct 26

This is how you get the kernels out of a pomegranate.

Oct 25

What happened before the Big Bang?

Oct 24

Barbara Ehrenreich explores the darker side of positive thinking.

Oct 24

Stephen Fry on language.

Oct 22

Transparent head fish.

Oct 20

Incredible mathematic card trick.

Oct 19

Evolution of empathy and the ways that it’s shaped our society.

Oct 18

Bottled water vs. Tap water.

Oct 17

Can the brain’s “inner savant” be unleashed?

Oct 15

“Glimpses of India” by Anil Kandangath.