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drop science - matthew dear the sounds of ge
Bookmarked 599 weeks ago subscribe to the ge channel: http:inventge1eggvzkevery machine has its own acoustic signature - a precise frequency that indicates whether that machine is operating at peak performance ge engineers monitor and record these sounds to perform real-time diagnostics on airplane engines locomotives power turbines and medical equipment musician matthew dear and ge acoustic engineer andrew gorton teamed up to collect and compose thousands of audio emissions from the worlds most powerful machines the result is an original track of music titled drop sciencedownload the full track at http:soundcloudcomgeneralelectricfollow matthew dear: wwwsoundcloudcommatthewdearwwwfacebookcommatthewdearwwwtwittercommatthewdearge works on things that matter the best people and the best technologies taking on the toughest challenges finding solutions in energy health and home transportation and finance building powering moving and curing the world not just imagining doing ge worksconnect with ge online:visit ge039s website: http:inventgefind ge on google : http:inventge1dpuun5find ge on tumblr: http:inventge17sycnffind ge on facebook: http:inventge1929rztfollow ge on twitter: http:inventgexjax15follow ge on pinterest: http:inventge16jjinyfollow ge on instagram: http:inventge1a9xzgbfind ge on linkedin: http:inventge1gtui3edrop science - matthew dear the sounds of ge |
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purdue world record rube goldberg machine 2011
Bookmarked 773 weeks ago the 2011 purdue university rube goldberg machine shattered the world record for most steps ever successfully completed by such a machine in 244 steps the quottime machinequot traces the history of the world from big bang to the apocalypse before accomplishing the assigned everyday task of watering a flower the machine is featured in the online edition of the world records academy and has been submitted to the world records academyhttp:wwwpurdueedunewsroomrubegoldbergindexhtml |
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the garage converting classic cars to electric vehicles freethink diy science
Bookmarked 361 weeks ago ev west a garage outside san diego is turning classic cars into electric vehicles not only that their cars have won performance competitions and even set a record at the pikes peak international hill climb we talk with owner michael bream about how he got started doing diy conversions and the technology that makes these conversions possible we also check out some very cool cars what would your dream conversion car be let us know in the commentsfor more stories profiling pioneers of science and tech innovation subscribe to freethink at https:wwwyoutubecomfreethinkmediaand follow freethink across other platforms here:facebook: https:wwwfacebookcomfreethinkmediatwitter: https:twittercomfreethinkmediainstagram: https:wwwinstagramcomfreethinkmediawebsite: http:wwwfreethinkcom |
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lab on a lego
Bookmarked 419 weeks ago a team of mit engineers turned to lego bricks as the basis of their new microfluidic design because of their precision and consistency no matter where in the world they are found lego bricks are guaranteed to line up and snap seamlessly and securely in place learn more: http:newsmitedu2018microfluidics-lego-bricks-0131watch more videos from mit: http:wwwyoutubecomusermitnewsofficesub_confirmation=1the massachusetts institute of technology is an independent coeducational privately endowed university in cambridge massachusetts our mission is to advance knowledge to educate students in science engineering and technology and to tackle the most pressing problems facing the world today we are a community of hands-on problem-solvers in love with fundamental science and eager to make the world a better place the mit youtube channel features videos about all types of mit research including the robot cheetah ligo gravitational waves mathematics and bombardier beetles as well as |
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the 21th first annual ig nobel prize ceremony
Bookmarked 750 weeks ago the 2011 ig nobel prize ceremony takes place on thursday september29th at sanders theater harvard university cambridge massachusettsten 10 prizes will be awarded the winners have all done somethingthat first makes people laugh and then makes them thinkceremony details: http:wwwimprobablecomig2011cast crew and characters: http:wwwimprobablecomig2011ignitaries |
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this is the best of the whole story of ufo investigation that we have todayfull movie1
Bookmarked 714 weeks ago great ufo videos http:gekosnoartvideocategoriesufothegreateststoryeverdeniedthis is the best of the whole story of ufo investigation that we have today it039s an all in one ufo039s prophecy and technologythe videos shown here are some of the very best to come to the public knowledge for many years they are for the most part considered authentic ufos http:gekosnoartvideo |
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are you anti-evolution
Bookmarked 760 weeks ago some thoughts on the importance of stem-cells research- |
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tedxpsu - michael mann - a look into our climate: past to present to future
Bookmarked 740 weeks ago michael mann is a professor in the college of earth and mineral sciences a climatologist and the director of the earth system science center at penn state university michael is best known for his extensive background and research in the field of paleoclimatology this work led to michael039s graph of temperature trends over the last thousand years popularly coined as the quothockey stick graphquot because of its resemblance to the sporting equipment the graph has received acclaim and criticism since its publishing he has received many awards and honors including but not limited to the outstanding scientific paper award by noaa in 2002 and also was named one of the 50 leading visionaries in science and technology by scientific american michael is also one of the founders of realclimateorg a highly acclaimed climate science website that was chosen in 2005 as one of the top 25 quotscience and technologyquot websites by scientific american and as one of the top 15 quotgreenquot websites by time magazine in 2008 michael039s educational background includes an ms degree in physics from yale and a phd in geology ampamp geophysics from yalein the spirit of ideas worth spreading tedx is a program of local self-organized events that bring people together to share a ted-like experience at a tedx event tedtalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group these local self-organized events are branded tedx where x = independently organized ted event the ted conference provides general guidance for the tedx program but individual tedx events are self-organized subject to certain rules and regulations |
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the science of kissing it039s okay to be smart pbs digital studios
Bookmarked 627 weeks ago pucker up i039m gonna lay some science on you subscribe it039s free http:bitlyiotbs_sub more below when you really think about it kissing is an odd human behavior you know all the rubbing of our faces all over each other so there must be a good reason why we do it right from motherly comforts to testing the genetic compatibility of your quotmatequot the science of kissing is pretty awesomecheck out quotthe science of kissingquot by sheril kirshenbaum: http:amzntonuy0te sheril039s book has an extensive bibliography if you039d like to look more closely at any of these studies but here039s a couple that i mentioned:study of facial features and attractiveness quotmen prefer fuller redder lipsquot: http:psycnetapaorgjournalspsp682261 claus wedekind039s famous quott-shirtquot study: http:wwwncbinlmnihgovpubmed7630893 quotwhy do mothers cradle their babies on the leftquot by sieratzki and woll 1996 http:wwwresearchgatenetpublication14543476_why_do_mothers_cradle_babies_on_their_leftfile60b7d51558c9d65700pdfwant to know more about the famous austin mural where we shot this http:wwwaustin360comnewsentertainmentshare-your-i-love-you-so-much-photosntzpwdid you catch the cameo from julia wilde http:wwwyoutubecomuserwildescience -----------------have an idea for an episode or an amazing science question you want answered leave a comment belowfollow me on twitter: jtotheizzoeemail me: itsokaytobesmart at gmail dot comfacebook: http:wwwfacebookcomitsokaytobesmartfor more awesome science check out: http:wwwitsokaytobesmartcomjoe hanson - host and writerjoe nicolosi - directoramanda fox - producer spotzen inckatie graham - director of photographyandrew matthews - editor and motion graphicsjohn knudsen - gafferisaac hammons - soundproduced by pbs digital studios: http:wwwyoutubecomuserpbsdigitalstudios -----------last week039s video:the scale of the universe - http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=qhq8jukwef0 more videos: how science defines a year - http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=cgjp3vazga4 the science of snowflakes: http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=fuot7xsx8ua why we cook: http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=wpfwu__pf7y ghosts of evolution: https:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=zww5ouxlkec |
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how do bees make honey
Bookmarked 516 weeks ago let pbs know more about you and what digital series youd like to see: http:surveymonkeycomrpbsds2016 tweet this http:bitlyoktbshune share on fb http:bitlyoktbshunefb more info and sources below check out our bee playlist http:bitlyoktbsbeelistthe honey bee dance language explained: https:wwwcalsncsueduentomologyapiculturepdfs11120copypdf being a queen is about more than royal jelly:mao wenfu mary a schuler and may r berenbaum quota dietary phytochemical alters caste-associated gene expression in honey beesquotscience advances 17 2015: e1500795 multiple phenotypes coming from the same genetics like workers and queens is called polyphenismhttps:enwikipediaorgwikipolyphenism the social structure of honeybee hives: https:hymenoptera42wordpresscom20130215the-social-structure-of-honey-bees the following clips were used under creative commons cc-by license:mary ann aschenbrennerhttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=vg6twrcy3mqbeesonthenet https:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=oemg_f1yujkhave an idea for an episode or an amazing science question you want answered leave a comment or check us out at the links belowfollow on twitter: http:twittercomokaytobesmart http:twittercomjtotheizzoefollow on tumblr: http:wwwitsokaytobesmartcom follow on instagram: http:instagramcomjtotheizzoe follow on snapchat: yodrjoe-----------------its okay to be smart is written and hosted by joe hanson phdfollow me on twitter: jtotheizzoeemail me: itsokaytobesmart at gmail dot comfacebook: http:wwwfacebookcomitsokaytobesmartfor more awesome science check out: http:wwwitsokaytobesmartcomproduced by pbs digital studios: http:wwwyoutubecomuserpbsdigita music via apmstock images from shutterstock stock footage from videoblocks unless otherwise noted |
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president obama explains scott kellys year in space
Bookmarked 514 weeks ago president barack obama joins us today to discuss why astronaut scott kelly spent a year in space join the conversation on twitter obamaondnewswatch president obama on science presents dnews every night this weekat 98c on science channel catch up here: http:bitly1q3bnnj ____________________dnews is dedicated to satisfying your curiosity and to bringing you mind-bending stories amp perspectives you won039t find anywhere else new videos twice daily watch more dnews on testtube http:testtubecomdnewssubscribe now http:wwwyoutubecomsubscription_centeradd_user=dnewschanneldnews on twitter http:twittercomdnewstrace dominguez on twitter https:twittercomtracedominguezlissette padilla on twitter https:twittercomlizzettednews on facebook https:facebookcomdiscoverynewsdnews on google http:gplustodnewsdiscovery news http:discoverynewscomdownload the testtube app: http:testube1ndmmmqsign up for the testtube mailing list: http:dnews1mcujdm |
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what color is the moon
Bookmarked 540 weeks ago how the night sky tricks our brainstweet this vid http:bitlyoktbsmoon share on fb http:bitlyoktbsmoonfb more info and sources below heres how you all described the color of the moon:https:wwwfacebookcomitsokaytobesmartphotosa33718201304613673328173915612706111801410886623244http:wwwitsokaytobesmartcompost128880963932hey-guys-im-working-on-an-upcoming-video-and more about the white squares illusion: http:wwwpsyritsumeiacjpakitaokaillgelbehtml checker shadow illusion: https:enwikipediaorgwikichecker_shadow_illusion special thanks to dr alan gilchristread his paper perceptual organization in lightness http:wwwgestaltrevisionbepdfsoxfordgilchrist-perceptual_organization_in_lightnesspdf josef albers the interaction of color https:wwwbrainpickingsorg20130816interaction-of-color-josef-albers-50th-anniversary have an idea for an episode or an amazing science question you want answered leave a comment or check us out at the links belowfollow on twitter: http:twittercomokaytobesmart http:twittercomjtotheizzoefollow on tumblr: http:wwwitsokaytobesmartcom follow on instagram: http:instagramcomjtotheizzoe follow on snapchat: yodrjoe-----------------its okay to be smart is written and hosted by joe hanson phdfollow me on twitter: jtotheizzoeemail me: itsokaytobesmart at gmail dot comfacebook: http:wwwfacebookcomitsokaytobesmartfor more awesome science check out: http:wwwitsokaytobesmartcomproduced by pbs digital studios: http:wwwyoutubecomuserpbsdigitalstudios joe hanson - creatorhostwriterjoe nicolosi - directoramanda fox - producer spotzen inckate eads - producerandrew matthews - editingmotion graphicsanimationkatie graham - camerajohn knudsen - gaffertheme music: ouroboros by kevin macleodother music via apmstock images from shutterstock stock footage from videoblocks unless otherwise noted |
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the science of the perfect grilled cheese sandwich
Bookmarked 537 weeks ago subscribe http:bitlyacsreactionsconsider this a chemical ode to one of the finest comfort foods ever created the grilled cheese sandwich cheese making is an incredibly complex chemical process and at a certain point you may have learned the hard way that some cheeses simply dont make the grill grade why is it that some cheeses melt perfectly while others crumble into a nasty oily mess today were going answer that question for you and while were at it we wanted to offer you some scientific advice on how to optimize your ingredients for the perfect grilled cheese experiencego check out quotthe kitchen as laboratoryquot a fantastic book about science and cooking which inspired this episode: http:wwwamazoncomthe-kitchen-laboratory-reflections-perspectivesdp0231153449find us on all these places:subscribe http:bitlyacsreactionsfacebook http:facebookcomacsreactionstwitter http:twittercomacsreactionstumblr http:tumblrcomacsreactionsmusic:pure natural - touch mesam leopard - soulwriterproducer:kirk zamieroskiexecutive producer: adam dylewskiscientific consultants:jennifer kimmel phddarcy gentleman phdsophia caisources:the kitchen as laboratory - http:wwwamazoncomthe-kitchen-laboratory-reflections-perspectivesdp0231153449on milk proteins - http:wwwmilkfactsinfomilk20compositionproteinhtmtexture of cheese - http:wwwjournalofdairyscienceorgarticles0022-03028780207-2abstracton processed quotamericanquot cheese - https:pubsacsorgcenwhatstuffstuff7806sci2htmlfda on standards on american cheese - https:wwwfsausdagovinternetfsa_filepcd5pdf |
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aperture investment opportunity 4: quotbootsquot
Bookmarked 774 weeks ago over the last few weeks we039ve gotten quite a few enticing reasons to pre-invest in aperture laboratories: from the planks of tomorrow to test-optimized bots to the last word in pre-emptive defense the home safety turret today marks aperture039s fourth and final investment opportunity video and if it doesn039t get you reaching for your special investment wallet you wouldn039t know a can039t-miss opportunity if it was staring you in the face yelling at you about boots |
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how your body knows left from right
Bookmarked 604 weeks ago why are our bodies so symmetrical but our guts aren039t more info and sources below subscribe to it039s okay to be smart: http:bitlyiotbs_sub follow on twitter: http:twittercomjtotheizzoefollow on tumblr: http:wwwitsokaytobesmartcom this is part 3 of 3 in my series about how our bodies evolved to look like they do check out the others:part 1 - why your brain is in your head https:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=qdne4wygyak part 2 - consider the upside-down lobster https:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=qybjqyvtrya more info:left-right asymmetry in embryonic development: http:wwwncbinlmnihgovpubmed15582774 development of the asymmetric human: http:journalscambridgeorgactiondisplayabstractfrompage=onlineampampaid=331635ampampfileid=s1062798705000682 role of cilia and fluid flow: http:wwwncbinlmnihgovpubmed24091059 situs inversus: http:enwikipediaorgwikisitus_inversus http:wwwnytimescom20130604sciencegrowing-left-growing-right-how-a-body-breaks-symmetryhtml-----------------have an idea for an episode or an amazing science question you want answered leave a comment belowfollow me on twitter: jtotheizzoeemail me: itsokaytobesmart at gmail dot comfacebook: http:wwwfacebookcomitsokaytobesmartgoogle https:plusgooglecomitsokaytobesmart for more awesome science check out: http:wwwitsokaytobesmartcomjoe hanson - host and writerjoe nicolosi - directoramanda fox - producer spotzen inckate eads - associate producerkatie graham - director of photographypost producer - stephanie nooneeditingmotion graphics - artslabor austin txjohn knudsen - gaffermusic:quotouroborosquot by kevin macleodartworkphotos via shutterstockproduced by pbs digital studios: http:wwwyoutubecomuserpbsdigitalstudios -----------last week039s video: why did we blow on nes games https:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=4gf9mtxnjfm more videos:the science of bbq https:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=ccqovmsybo4 the science of game of thrones - https:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=utu-lpjn3is the far future of the universe - https:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=jl9dwnoonoa there was no first human - https:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=xdwlhxi24mo how the elements got their names - https:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=mtg9p6a6xny |