MyVidster Tag results for science

science superlatives of 2015
Bookmarked 519 weeks ago
learn about the strongest slowest and fastest science in 2015hosted by: hank green----------dooblydoo thanks go to the following patreon supporters -- we couldn039t make scishow without them shout out to justin ove chris peters philippe von bergen fatima iqbal john murrin linnea boyev justin lentz and david campos----------like scishow want to help support us and also get things to put on your walls cover your torso and hold your liquids check out our awesome products over at dftba records: http:dftbacomscishowor help support us by becoming our patron on patreon:https:wwwpatreoncomscishow----------looking for scishow elsewhere on the internetfacebook: http:wwwfacebookcomscishowtwitter: http:wwwtwittercomscishowtumblr: http:scishowtumblrcominstagram: http:instagramcomthescishowimage sourceshttps:commonswikimediaorgwikifile:common_limpets1jpghttps:commonswikimediaorgwikifile:radula_docoglossejpghttps:commonswikimediaorgwikifile:goethite3jpghttps:commonswikimediaorgwikifile:atomic_force_microscope_by_zureksjpghttps:commonswikimediaorgwikifile:afmimageroughglass20x20jpgreferenceshttp:mathucreduhomebaezphysicsrelativityspeedoflightspeed_of_lighthtmlhttp:wwwbbccomnewsuk-scotland-glasgow-west-30944584http:newsmitedu2015new-microscope-real-time-videos-nanoscale-1214http:wwwportacukuopnews20150218scientists-find-strongest-natural-materialhttp:wwwtechnologyorg20150218limpet-teeth-supersede-spider-silk-strongest-natural-material-known-manhttps:enwikipediaorgwikipascal_unithttp:wwwmindatorgmin-1719html

dawkins on morality
Bookmarked 760 weeks ago
uploaded by http:coffeelovingskepticcomthe comic 039theme039 is due to the nature of religion being as worthy of belief as superman the original full tv episode is here: http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=dtvz23gfmdo

science bulletins: whales give dolphins a lift
Bookmarked 738 weeks ago
many species interact in the wild most often as predator and prey but recent encounters between humpback whales and bottlenose dolphins reveal a playful side to interspecies interaction in two different locations in hawaii scientists watched as dolphins quotrodequot the heads of whales: the whales lifted the dolphins up and out of the water and then the dolphins slid back down the two species seemed to cooperate in the activity and neither displayed signs of aggression or distress whales and dolphins in hawaiian waters often interact but playful social activity such as this is extremely rare between species the latest bio bulletin from the museum039s science bulletins program presents the first recorded examples of this type of behavior visitors to amnh may view the video in the hall of biodiversity until february 9 2012 science bulletins is a production of the national center for science literacy education and technology ncslet part of the department of education at the american museum of natural history find out more about science bulletins at http:wwwamnhorgsciencebulletinsrelated links:two unusual interactions between a bottlenose dolphin tursiops truncatus and a humpback whale megaptera novaeangliae in hawaiian watershttp:bitlyyallswthe hawaii association for marine education and research inchttp:wwwhamerhawaiicomindexhtmnational marine mammal foundationhttp:nmmpfoundationorg

phil039s rant on science funding
Bookmarked 737 weeks ago
professor phil moriarty is a physicist with firm views about how science is funded here he039s given an opportunity to share them with occasional questions and challenges from video journalist bradythese are phil039s personal views and we039ve uploaded them as a discussion point anyone wanting to find out more about research councils in the uk and to start exploring other sides of the debate can visit this website as a good starting point: http:wwwrcukacukand we039ll be uploading more soon about the funding of science

how an egg becomes a baby penguin - animals: the inside story - bbc
Bookmarked 756 weeks ago
watch the fascinating story of reproduction in the freezing emperor penguin world brilliant short video from bbc wildlife show 039animals: the inside story039 visit http:wwwbbcearthcom for all the latest animal news and wildlife videos and watch more high quality videos on the new bbc earth youtube channel here: http:wwwyoutubecombbcearth

how cats uptake water by lapping
Bookmarked 801 weeks ago
pedro m reis sunghwan jung jeffrey m aristoff roman stocker quothow cats lap: water uptake by felis catusquot science published online november 11 2010 http:dxdoiorg101126science1195421animals have developed a range of drinking strategies depending on physiological and environmental constraints vertebrates with incomplete cheeks use their tongue to drink the most common example is the lapping of cats and dogs we show that the domestic cat felis catus laps by a subtle mechanism based on water adhesion to the dorsal side of the tongue a combined experimental and theoretical analysis reveals that felis catus exploits fluid inertia to defeat gravity and pull liquid into the mouth this competition between inertia and gravity sets the lapping frequency and yields a prediction for the dependence of frequency on animal mass measurements of lapping frequency across the family felidae support this prediction which suggests that the lapping mechanism is conserved among felines

ethos-documentary part 4 of 5
Bookmarked 735 weeks ago
hosted by woody harrelson this documentary examines the flaws in our systems and the mechanisms that work against democracy and the environment from conflicts of interests in politics and unregulated corporate power to a news media that serves the interests of powerful elites ethos explores the systems that lead us into over consumption and warfare too often the media celebrates aspects of our society that belong in the dark ages while at the same time ignoring or ridiculing progressive thinking or ideas many aspects of the way our systems work almost guarantee our destruction as a society and that039s what this film is about fractured societies poverty disparity pollution warfare is there something inherently wrong with the human race is that what we should think of ourselves we have tried to set up forms of law and government that safeguard the public good but if the majority of people want to live in peace and justice in a clean environment and we look around at the world and see that isn039t the case then is our democracy broken every time we turn on the tv there is another environmental catastrophe our water our air poisoned why do we allow this the news shows endless reels of starving refugees fleeing to escape war zones why are we still fighting endless wars why do we live like this if these things are happening then they are the logical outcomes to the way our systems work so what is wrong with the system and more importantly how can we fix it these are the question ethos attempts to answer

news: the mystery of 42 is solved - numberphile
Bookmarked 340 weeks ago
42 was the last remaining number below 100 which could not be expressed as the sum of three cubes - until nowmore links amp stuff in full description below barring numbers for which this known to be impossible - see previous videossee our playlist previous videos on this area of research: http:bitlysumofcubesandrew booker: http:wwwbristolacukmathspeopleandrew-r-bookeroverviewhtmlandrew sutherland: https:mathmitedudirectoryprofilephppid=272charity engine: https:wwwcharityenginecom42: https:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=d6tinlnluuyget the t-shirt: https:teespringcom42-sum-cubes-numberphilenumberphile is supported by the mathematical sciences research institute msri: http:bitlymsrinumberphilewe are also supported by science sandbox a simons foundation initiative dedicated to engaging everyone with the process of science https:wwwsimonsfoundationorgoutreachscience-sandboxand support from math for america - https:wwwmathforamericao

brickbreaking revealed episode 3
Bookmarked 811 weeks ago
if brickbreaking isnamp039t a demonstration of mystical powers then how is it possible http:wwwscienceofscamscom

god: 1 atheists: 0
Bookmarked 789 weeks ago
something can not come out of nothing it doesn039t work that way

can you see the fire -- extreme science 2
Bookmarked 546 weeks ago
twitter: http:twittercomvsaucethreemy instagram: http:instagramjakerawrclick quotshow morequot for linksprevious extreme science video: https:youtubeijwz3ubzqv0companion article on popsci: http:wwwpopscicomextreme-science-centraliathere will be one more coming out so stay tuned special thanks to popsci for giving me permission to put these on my channel creditswritten directed hosted and edited by jake ropercinematography and vfx by eric langlayproduced by tim willisonsound design by jay pellizzispecial thanks to cliff ransom popsci and toyota i was not paid to put these on vsauce3 i just was proud of them and wanted to sharevsauce linksfacebook: http:facebookcomvsauce3vsauce1: http:youtubecomvsauce1vsauce2: http:youtubecomvsauce2wesauce: http:youtubecomwesauce

typhoon - a ride with the best: the science museum london
Bookmarked 634 weeks ago
typhoona ride with the best039 -- experience the thrills of flying backseat in the raf039s typhoon frontline jet fighter this film features highlights of an ultra-low level mission over the stunning scenery of the lake district and the welsh valleysnow showing at the science museum in london click of url below:http:wwwsciencemuseumorgukvisitmuseumplan_your_visitsimulatorstyphoonaspx

icymi: gravitational waves and holographic holocaust memory
Bookmarked 511 weeks ago
get all of the links to today039s stories right here:http:wwwengadgetcom20160610icymi-gravitational-waves-and-holographic-holocaust-memorytoday on in case you missed it: nasas mission to figure out where black holes are located wont actually deploy until 2034 but the science behind the sound experiment is being worked on now university of southern californias institute for creative technologies created a 3d video rig to capture peoples memories saving the video and sound mash-up for future generations to hear first-hand accounts of the holocaustthe in good company shoe for turning off phone notifications automatically is here in case youre interested in the human ancestor story npr has a good summary here as always please share any great tech or science videos you find by using the icymi hashtag on twitter for mskerrydsubscribe to engadget on youtube: http:engtcosubscribeget more engadget: like us on facebook: http:wwwfacebookcomengadget

icymi: in the future rooms will read your emotions
Bookmarked 496 weeks ago
get all of the links to today039s stories right here: https:wwwengadgetcom20160921icymi-in-the-future-rooms-will-read-your-emotionstoday on in case you missed it: mits computer science and artificial lab created a wireless detector that can read whether people are excited happy angry or sad by checking their breathing and heart rate eq radio has an 87 success rate and doesnt use a single body sensorif youre interested in the ghost robotics video thats here and the hacking video showing how a tesla model s was remotely controlled is here as always please share any interesting tech or science videos you find by using the icymi hashtag on twitter for mskerrydsubscribe to engadget on youtube: http:engtcosubscribeget more engadget: like us on facebook: http:wwwfacebookcomengadget follow us on twitter: http:wwwtwittercomengadget follow us on instagram: http:wwwinstagramcomengadget add us on snapchat: https:wwwsnapchatcomaddengadgeth

icymi: separating blood based on a kids toy
Bookmarked 480 weeks ago
the links from todays post: https:wwwengadgetcom20170112icymi-separating-blood-based-on-a-kids-toytoday on in case you missed it: stanford bioengineers created a centrifuge to separate blood and detect disease all based on whirligigs from childhood they estimate the blood cell device would cost only 20 cents a piece to make and since its human-powered could be used all over off-the-grid locations to help diagnose diseases like tuberculosisthe national science foundation helped fund research into walking efficiency that video is here and the artist who imagined a sad robot dystopia is here as always please share any interesting tech or science videos you find by using the icymi hashtag on twitter for mskerryd subscribe to engadget on youtube: http:engtcosubscribeget more engadget: like us on facebook: http:wwwfacebookcomengadget follow us on twitter: http:wwwtwittercomengadget follow us on instagram: http:wwwinstagramcomengadget add us on