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One can't help but think that this young man would be better off devoting the time that he spent honing his axe-cube technique to his studies, but boys will be boys....
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A dynamic presentation made by Nobel Prize winning chemist, Dr. Kary Mullis sums up a breakthrough new treatment for killer infections in less than five minutes....
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A team of super-nerds at Waterloo Labs accomplished something very cool, they built a system to play Half Life on a makeshift computer screen using a real gun....
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A small study by a team of doctors at the Institute of Psychiatry at King’s College London has shed light on a brain pathway abnormality that occurs among psychopaths....
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The Shinoda Laboratory at Japan's prestigious Tokyo University has been experimenting with touchable holography....
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Bang Goes the Theory’s Dr. Yan Wong shows how, through the power of physics, a piece of newspaper can become a single-use frying pan....
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William Kamkwamba, now twenty, was a teenager when he designed and built his own windmill from looking at pictures in a book. In this video he describes how people first thought him crazy, until they saw it power a radio. William lived in rural Malawi and when his parents...
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In this video, the BBC’s Jem Stansfield test fires a vortex cannon that uses an acetylene and oxygen fueled explosion to fire an extremely powerful blast of air across a lake. Stansfield attacks three targets: houses of straw, sticks and bricks, with some spectacular results....
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If you ever wanted to know how to make a really good scientific guess as to the amount of M&Ms in a jar, this is how it’s done. If you are too impatient to sit through a short solid state physics background lecture, skip to 3:30 and you will...
One can't help but think that this young man would be better off devoting the time that he spent honing his axe-cube technique to his studies, but boys will be boys....
A dynamic presentation made by Nobel Prize winning chemist, Dr. Kary Mullis sums up a breakthrough new treatment for killer infections in less than five minutes....
A team of super-nerds at Waterloo Labs accomplished something very cool, they built a system to play Half Life on a makeshift computer screen using a real gun....
A small study by a team of doctors at the Institute of Psychiatry at King’s College London has shed light on a brain pathway abnormality that occurs among psychopaths....
The Shinoda Laboratory at Japan's prestigious Tokyo University has been experimenting with touchable holography....
Bang Goes the Theory’s Dr. Yan Wong shows how, through the power of physics, a piece of newspaper can become a single-use frying pan....
William Kamkwamba, now twenty, was a teenager when he designed and built his own windmill from looking at pictures in a book. In this video he describes how people first thought him crazy, until they saw it power a radio. William lived in rural Malawi and when his parents...
In this video, the BBC’s Jem Stansfield test fires a vortex cannon that uses an acetylene and oxygen fueled explosion to fire an extremely powerful blast of air across a lake. Stansfield attacks three targets: houses of straw, sticks and bricks, with some spectacular results....
If you ever wanted to know how to make a really good scientific guess as to the amount of M&Ms in a jar, this is how it’s done. If you are too impatient to sit through a short solid state physics background lecture, skip to 3:30 and you will...