Science, 2171 results


May 24

Metal sculptures move with the wind.

May 24

Gardener grows complete salad in one tote.

May 23

Electric vehicles’ battery problem.

May 22

What a drought uncovered under Lake Powell.

May 21

Flaws in human body evolution.

May 21

Is this the oldest living organism on Earth?
Submitted by: Phil Sims

May 20

Fly reaction time test.

May 19

The Mad Hatterpillar lives up to its name.

May 18

How not growing tusks saved these elephants’ lives.

May 17

Making this is gross but satisfying.

May 16

Honeypot ants turn their sisters into nectar jugs.

May 15

Cells find new way to divide.

May 14

How to tie a string around the world.

May 14

Going through stages of grief while building a table.

May 14

A better way to picture atoms.

May 13

Hyper-centric optics.

May 12

First breath after a lung transplant.

May 12

The incomprehensible scale of 52!

May 12

What satellite images tell us about pandemic.

May 11

How dolphins use stingrays to hunt.

May 10

Why candles used to be crazy expensive.

May 09

Nobel prize-winner’s message to future generations.

May 07

Visual of how face masks stop airflow.

May 06

New species of jelly in Monterey Bay.

May 04

Bamboo and mesh towers harvest water from air.

May 03

How to make paint from pollution.

May 03

A peek inside world’s largest bird sculpture.

May 02

Honey under a microscope.

May 02

Why did the Mt. Hood Arial Skiway fail?

May 01

Giant works of art roam the beach.

Apr 30

Strange matter is the most dangerous stuff in the universe.

Apr 30

Bed bugs stopped in their tracks.
Submitted by: Dora Knudtson

Apr 28

Kids’ brains on advertising.

Apr 28

Making toys using Eddy currents.
Submitted by: Clyde Rivera

Apr 27

The AI that can clone any voice.

Apr 26

Making the Eiffel Tower with magnets.

Apr 25

How to achieve near-perfect human face synthesis.

Apr 24

Why does some sand “sing?”

Apr 24

Scientists claim dinosaur fossil is from asteroid that caused extinction.

Apr 21

What historical figures might look like if they lived today.

Apr 20

The “Jurassic Park” of 2022.

Apr 20

What does “ticklish” actually mean?

Apr 20

Fascinating footage of deep-sea creatures.

Apr 18

Perpetual motion using the egg of Columbus.

Apr 18

How do sinkholes form?

Apr 17

The freshwater paradox.

Apr 16

The many steps it takes to make razor blades.

Apr 15

Pond water on windowsill experiment.

Apr 15

An antlion death trap.

Apr 15

This boat actually walks.

Apr 14

Visual of every non-verbal sound in ‘Smooth Criminal.’

Apr 12

Catfish caught in Chernobyl has 16X normal radiation.

Apr 11

Can you freeze a spark in solid ice?

Apr 09

Ancient sarcophagus found under Notre Dame cathedral.

Apr 09

This whip scorpion sprays acid to foil predators.

Apr 08

Under a hydraulic press, how strong is titanium?

Apr 08

The slimy fish that ties itself in knots.

Apr 07

4 ways to make yourself invisible.

Apr 06

How do you know you’re not dreaming?

Apr 06

A nuclear reactor startup.
Submitted by: Roger Martinez

Apr 05

Flying through Tesla’s new factory in Germany.

Apr 05

To scale: the solar system.

Apr 04

How scientists got lichens wrong for 150 years.

Apr 02

Why can’t we make Stradivari violins today?

Apr 02

Magnetic Earth and moon fall into “black hole.”

Mar 31

How consciousness came to be.

Mar 29

Can you really barricade a door using furniture?

Mar 28

Just dogs playing a board game.

Mar 27

11 feet myths debunked.

Mar 25

What you really look like to other people.
Submitted by: Heide Rogers

Mar 24

The telephone rhythm machine.

Mar 24

Lava lamps actually help keep the Internet secure.

Mar 23

Is this the most satisfying video in the world?

Mar 22

The strange thing that turns grasshoppers into locusts.

Mar 19

The mysterious isochronous curve.

Mar 18

Bending water with sound.

Mar 17

8-bit plays cover of ‘Take on Me.’

Mar 17

Stanford engineers develop crawling and transforming soft robot.

Mar 16

What causes panic attacks and how can you prevent them?

Mar 16

David Attenborough’s “extraordinary” waterproof plant.
Submitted by: Joan Ortega