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New breakthroughs reveal asteroids as both threats and potential resources for humanity.
Nick Moran, a designer of escape rooms, explains the psychology and intricate design processes behind immersive puzzles that engage and challenge participants.
Ants achieved their ecological dominance not solely through their own evolution but by capitalizing on a broader evolutionary explosion that shaped their environment.
By age 17, George Washington owns 60,000 acres of land, but a royal proclamation threatens his ambitions and those of other colonists.
Neuroscientists explore how communication between different brain regions contributes to the formation of individual identity and consciousness.
Purgatorius, a plesiadapiform from the Paleocene epoch, represents an early ancestor in the evolutionary lineage leading to modern Homo sapiens.
Teeth evolved from the armored skin of ancient fish, serving as an oversensitive alarm system for dental pain throughout human history.
In the African savannah, male zebras engage in fierce battles for dominance, highlighting the complexities of their social structure and survival strategies.
In 2016, Zika virus emerged as a public health crisis in the Americas, prompting researchers like Andrew Haddow and Robert Tesh to trace its origins back to Uganda.
In the natural world, mind-controlling parasites manipulate their hosts' behavior, as explored by photographer Anand Varma in a Live presentation.
Chris Hadfield shares how astronauts handle laundry in space, including throwing it out.
Personal bankruptcies have ranged from about 800,000 to 1.5 million filings each year, with concerns that numbers will rise as pandemic assistance ends.
Tanishq Abraham shares hilarious science jokes on Conan, earning applause from the audience.
John Oliver offers evidence to dispel the myth of climate change in this brief segment.
Conan O'Brien expresses frustration over Sona's choice of fine tip pens instead of bold ones, highlighting their comedic chemistry and discussing pandemic experiences.
Conan interviews Clio Cresswell about hormones versus equations, sparking laughter and insights.
Jane Goodall studies chimpanzees in Africa, revealing their tool use and complex behaviors.
Conan responds to a fan correction about the chemical composition of water on Mars.
A 2009 report by the National Academy of Sciences found that many forensic scientists do not meet essential scientific standards.
CRISPR technology, which allows precise changes to DNA, is discussed alongside its potential to eliminate hereditary diseases and ethical concerns about designer babies.
John Oliver honors the Russian space sex geckos with A Great Big World's 'Say Something.'
Over 49 million Americans aged 65 and older currently live in the United States, a number expected to sharply increase in the coming years.
Dr. Nehemiah Mabry hosts a live Twitch stream dedicated to engineering content, featuring interviews and games, five days a week at 1 pm EDT.
In Brazilian middle schools, the illegal sale of snacks highlights a humorous yet serious commentary on safety and the influence of local cartels.
Kumail Nanjiani recounts his Comic Con experience, including a funny bathroom encounter.
On June 30th, 2015, scientists added a leap second to atomic clocks, prompting a discussion on the significance of timekeeping and its implications.
Mila Kunis discusses parenting with Ashton Kutcher and her childhood experiences.
Neil DeGrasse Tyson explains cosmic perspective and our connection to microbes in Europe.
Twenty-nine convictions have been overturned through DNA testing due to false confessions, revealing the risks of relying on admissions of guilt in court.
Professor Brian Cox humorously clashes with Deepak Chopra over Cosmic Consciousness.
CERN's Large Hadron Collider has successfully teleported small particles, a concept predicted by quantum theory for decades.
Reggie Watts and Maz Jobrani join Physics Girl in the new series Proof of Concept.
John Oliver corrects past errors, including the purchase of Alaska and MySpace's status.
A new study suggests that drinking a glass of red wine is just as good as spending an hour at the gym, a claim Oliver questions in his segment.
Stephen Hawking discusses imaginary time and artificial intelligence at Cambridge University.
Stephen Hawking discusses black holes, imaginary time, and AI at Cambridge University.
Innovative party hacks enhance gatherings with fizzy drink pouring tricks, creative ice cup techniques, and practical DIY solutions for unforgettable events.
Since 2000, about 444,000 jobs have been created in the warehousing industry as traditional retailers like Sears and Macy's have closed stores and laid off workers.
Conan humorously prepares to shoot something in a virtual reality space pirate game.
SAMS creates wetsuits that warn sharks or camouflage surfers to prevent shark attacks.
The anti-vaccine movement grows, challenging public trust in vaccine safety and efficacy.
In a single day, gold miners extract $2,000 worth of gold, highlighting the excitement and challenges of the gold mining industry.
A giant whale carcass decoy releases synthetic blood off the coast of New Zealand, attracting Great White sharks and showcasing their predatory behavior.
Guam's tiny American island faces a crisis from invasive brown tree snakes threatening wildlife.
2,000 pigeons equipped with LEDs illuminate the New York City skyline, prompting a reevaluation of their often-overlooked presence in urban life.
The video summarizes 2013's weather systems, showing large swirls and storm flows.
2020 sees no less than three major rocket launches for Mars exploration.
The Golden Gate Bridge construction in San Francisco sees 30 falls and 11 deaths during its build.
