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dark matter amp dark energy fun science
Bookmarked 490 weeks ago
in which we explore some of the darkest substances in the cosmos so illusive that even science itself hasn039t quite figured out what they are yetgrab a copy of fun scienceamazon us: http:amznto1zmqitdamazon uk: http:amznto1trt1rtbarnes amp noble: http:bitly1zmquzhindiebound: http:bitly1t2n7orme elsewhere:twitter: http:twittercomcoollikeinstagram: http:instagramcomcoollikefacebook: http:facebookcomofficialcharliemcdonnellwebsite: http:charliemcdonnellcomcredits:created by charlie mcdonnellexecutive producers emily diana ruth amp charlie mcdonnellproduced by emily diana ruthproduction manager josh divneyproduction assistant lillian hardesterdirector of photography ciaran o039briensound recordist tom bartlettset dresser samantha sheldrakemake up artist silvija viledited by charlie mcdonnellmusic by todd bryantonstarring:charlie mcdonnelljack howard -- http:youtubecomjackhowardhazel hayes -- http:youtubecomchewingsand

the cheerios effect
Bookmarked 438 weeks ago
who knew there was so much science in a bowl of cerealdont miss our next video subscribe http:bitlyiotbs_sub more info and sources below ever notice how cereal clumps up in your bowl or how cereal sticks to the edges of the bowl bubbles in beverages do the same thingyou039ve probably seen this surface tension and buoyancy at work but did you know there039s some mind-blowing science behind it what we learn in our cereal bowl even connects to the lives of tiny insects that walk on water sourcesextras:vella dominic and l mahadevan quotthe cheerios effectquot american journal of physics 739 2005: 817-825gao xuefeng and lei jiang quotbiophysics: water-repellent legs of water stridersquot nature 4327013 2004: 36-36bush john wm and david l hu quotwalking on water: biolocomotion at the interfacequot annu rev fluid mech 38 2006: 339-369john bush: interfacial locomotion http:mathmitedubushp=998 -----

lego antikythera mechanism
Bookmarked 796 weeks ago
the antikythera mechanism: http:bitlyfm4ofk is the oldest known scientific computer built in greece at around 100 bce lost for 2000 years it was recovered from a shipwreck in 1901 but not until a century later was its purpose understood: an astronomical clock that determines the positions of celestial bodies with extraordinary precision in 2010 we built a fully-functional replica out of lego sponsored by digital science: http:wwwdigital-sciencecom a new division of macmillan publishers that provides technology solutions for researchers available under a cc-by-30-unported license

fnaf was right ennard039s bodysuit actually works the science of fnaf sister location
Bookmarked 352 weeks ago
be aware - footage of dissected frogs appears on screen from 9:06 until 9:29 you can skip this and still understand the entire episode there is a lot to unpack about the fnaf franchise from the possessed animatronics to wearing a guy like a three piece suit this series goes to some crazy places today austin is going to tackle the latter could ennard wear a purple guy suit like in fnaf sister location or would it be a gross mess what a question let039s find outwant to join in the science discussion head to discordggthesciencefind the game here https:storesteampoweredcomapp506610five_nights_at_freddys_sister_locationsubscribe to catch all the theories http:bitly1qv8fd6 game theories:the tragedy of deltarune undertale https:bitly2pxobarmario039s lunar apocalypse https:bitly2frgd4ywarning pokemon may cause death https:bitly2fnhjrlhow deadly is mario039s bob-omb https:bitly2gnkrlkwhat is a kirby th

how to survive a nuclear fallout the science of fallout
Bookmarked 398 weeks ago
subscribe to catch all the theories https:googlkqwhkjwhy the fallout society is doomed https:bitly2h9ibf3how strong is smash bros039 bat https:bitly2altjzpfallout paints a picture of a desolate world populated by the sparse remains of humanity today austin is going to figure out how accurate the world of fallout really is would humanity be gone are we doomed let039s find outmusic: day by dave - https:wwwyoutubecomchannelucwixsvozde976j4hyriri5arouvan - http:wwwfacebookcomrouvanmusicgame theories:super mario betrayed http:bitly2zcm6v4mario039s lunar apocalypse https:bitly2frgd4ywarning pokemon may cause death http:bitly2fnhjrlhow deadly is mario039s bob-omb https:bitly2gnkrlkwhat is a kirby the scientific proof https:bitly2gnpp6tsuper mariobetrayed https:bitly2zcm6v4more the sciencemonika: google039s newest creation https:bitly2g3uifhthe insane sc

magnetic breakfast cereal with science bob
Bookmarked 714 weeks ago
total cereal has iron in it science bob proves that with a powerful magnet

manu prakash: a 50-cent microscope that folds like origami
Bookmarked 627 weeks ago
perhaps you039ve punched out a paper doll or folded an origami swan ted fellow manu prakash and his team have created a microscope made of paper that039s just as easy to fold and use a sparkling demo that shows how this invention could revolutionize healthcare in developing countries and turn almost anything into a fun hands-on science experimenttedtalks is a daily video podcast of the best talks and performances from the ted conference where the world039s leading thinkers and doers give the talk of their lives in 18 minutes or less look for talks on technology entertainment and design -- plus science business global issues the arts and much morefind closed captions and translated subtitles in many languages at http:wwwtedcomtranslatefollow ted news on twitter: http:wwwtwittercomtednewslike ted on facebook: https:wwwfacebookcomtedsubscribe to our channel: http:wwwyoutubecomusertedtalksdirector

a spacesuit ballet
Bookmarked 781 weeks ago
of the suit he wore on the moon neil armstrong wrote quotit was tough reliable and almost cuddlyquot but that cuddly suit made by the company playtex had some stiff competition literally from rival rigid metal designs this video features archival nasa footage of mobility tests for several spacesuit prototypes music is from the band one ring zero039s album quotplanetsquot

carl sagan - birth of science clip
Bookmarked 759 weeks ago
small clip of one of my favorite cosmos episodes the backbone of the night one of my life goals is to advance the scientific method and dispel religious myths that plague society to this day carl sagan does this more eloquently than i could ever hope to so here are a few of this thoughtshow anyone in the 21st century can still follow a multi-millenium old system of beliefs setup to keep a small group in power a group which slowed the progress of humanity to a crawl for so long it boggles my mind

chewing gum - foodskey
Bookmarked 738 weeks ago
rob linforth is an expert on food chemistry and flavour science - even though one of his nostrils does not work properly visit our website at http:wwwfoodskeynetwe039re tweeting at http:twittercomfoodskeyfoodskey is a project by video journalist brady haran with experts from the university of nottinghamhowever this video was filmed and edited by stephen slater

tara shears - antimatter: why the anti-world matters
Bookmarked 589 weeks ago
antimatter an identical oppositely charged version of normal matter is one of the most mysterious substances in the universe and very little of it survives today tara shears examines the progress being made towards understanding this elusive version of matter and explains the latest results from lhcb and elsewherewatch more science videos on the amazing ri channel: http:richannelorgthe ri is on twitter: http:twittercomri_scienceand facebook: http:wwwfacebookcomroyalinstitutionsubscribe for the latest science videos: http:richannelorgnewsletter

the oldest living things in the world
Bookmarked 607 weeks ago
subscribe to its okay to be smart: http:bitlyiotbs_sub more info and sources below follow on twitter: http:twittercomjtotheizzoefollow on tumblr: http:wwwitsokaytobesmartcom read the oldest living things in the world by rachel sussman:amazon: http:amznto1uz6wjp public library: http:bitly1s2gcnb special thanks to rachel for lending her voice and photos to this episode species featured in this video:bristlecone pine: http:bitly1o3zw4p baobab: http:bitly1qjo6ul pando: http:bitly1tllrlu map lichens: http:bitlywvgofh yucca: http:bitly1uz71my creosote: http:bitly1xuzrpj llareta: http:bitly1angypc black coral: http:bitly1zlwn1s barrel sponge: http:bitly1opvdjb posidonia sea grass: http:bitlyuvon9u pond cypress: http:bitly1okvpy6 old tjikko spruce: http:bitly1s30eq7 stromatolites: http:bitly1pyymxs siberian actinobacteria: http:bitly1xuz5yr unless otherwise indicated all photos are rachel sussman used with permission-----------------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 producereditingmotion graphics - andrew matthewsgaffer - john knudsentheme music:ouroboros by kevin macleodproduced by pbs digital studios: http:wwwyoutubecomuserpbsdigitalstudios -----------------last weeks video: summertime science https:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=9xdwq7dlvam more videos:why did we blow on nes games https:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=4gf9mtxnjfmthe 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

how it039s made: jeans
Bookmarked 795 weeks ago
from the show quothow it039s madequot on discovery channelthis episode: jeans

space shuttle launch: infographic video history of the nasa space shuttle - telegraph
Bookmarked 768 weeks ago
as nasa prepares for the launch of space shuttle atlantis the last ever launch of a nasa space shuttle we take a look back at the 30 year history of space shuttle launches featuring 135 launches 355 astronauts and 870 million kilometres of space flight

carl sagan: wanderers
Bookmarked 813 weeks ago
this video is part 3 of my continuing tribute to the late carl sagan part 1: a universe not made for us http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=pxlpvsanwoopart 2: consider again that pale blue dot http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=p_naqhynog0excerpts were taken from carl saganamp039s pale blue dot: a vision of the human future in space more specifically from the chapter titled wanderers i edited together the audio from the audio-book and added the video from:- carl saganamp039s cosmos- bbcamp039s wonders of the solar system with brian cox- bbcamp039s walking with cavemen- discoveryamp039s into the universe with stephen hawking- discoveryamp039s super structures- historyamp039s failure is not an option- schindleramp039s list film- select pictures from bostoncomamp039s the big picturethe music is derived from three songs on the lost soundtrack: hollywood and vines lockeamp039d out again and oceanic 815the carl sagan tribute series will continue please subscribe to my channel if you wish to be among the first to see my newest videosif you enjoyed this video read the magnificent book from which it originated: http:wwwamazoncompale-blue-dot-vision-futuredp0345376595ref=sr_1_1s=booksampampampie=utf8ampampampqid=1281308037ampampampsr=1-1also highly recommended dragons of eden: speculations on the evolution of human intelligence: http:wwwamazoncomdragons-eden-speculations-evolution-intelligencedp0345346297ref=sr_1_1ie=utf8ampampamps=booksampampampqid=1281308016ampampampsr=8-1