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Wayne McGregor's exhibition at the Wellcome in London connects dance and science until October.
A 2009 Prius was retrofitted as one of the first self-driving car prototypes by Google, which later developed a model without a steering wheel.
Hurricane hunters fly into a Category 5 storm from Keesler Air Force Base in Biloxi, Mississippi.
Rebecca and Kimberly Yeung, two young sisters from America, create a space program using weather balloons to collect climate data, leading to an invitation from President Obama to the White House Science Fair.
James Lovelock argues humanity should reconsider efforts to save the planet.
In Wilson, Wyoming, nuclear physicist Taylor Wilson shares the excitement of a total solar eclipse with Thomas, highlighting the communal awe of this celestial event.
Scientists find conjoined gray whale calves in Mexico, likely born prematurely or stillborn.
Ukraine retakes Uroshine in Donetsk amid slow counter-offensive against Russia.
India's Aditya L1 is the first solar mission to study the Sun's impact on Earth.
American researchers at Harvard create a self-assembling origami robot with vast potential.
The coronavirus keeps evolving, straining health services and complicating vaccine effectiveness.
India's Chandrayaan-3 Luna Rover explores the moon's South Pole after a successful landing.
The video explains the greenhouse effect and its role in extreme weather patterns and climate change.
The video explains the Encode project and its impact on understanding human genetics today.
India lands on the moon's South Pole, while Japan prepares its Moon Sniper mission for precision landing.
Dr. DeeAnn Reeder leads scientists investigating the millions of bats dying in North America.
Today, Wall Street bonuses reflect trends in private equity and hedge funds' performance.
Most scientists believe the novel coronavirus came from nature, but gaps remain in understanding its origin.
Kiran Stacey discusses options for human living on the Moon and Mars as Earth becomes uninhabitable.
President Harry Truman signs Executive Order 9981, ending military segregation in 1948.
India's Chandrayaan-3 successfully lands at the Luna South Pole, marking a historic triumph.
Stereotypes about economists as middle-class white men contribute to the underrepresentation of women in the field, as highlighted by the speaker's personal experiences.
$1.3 trillion in auto loans are outstanding in the United States, with delinquency rates rising sharply among consumers with low credit scores.
Seals in Antarctica are going blind from ultraviolet rays as glaciers melt rapidly, threatening global coastlines and local wildlife.
Andy Casagrande chases a legendary great white shark breach in New Zealand.
Mr Matthew Crocker explains the head transplant procedure at St George's Hospital.
Scientists in Seoul, South Korea, offer a $100,000 pet cloning service with ethical concerns.
New players reduce space access costs during Space Week, transforming exploration technology.
Nova Space's zero gravity flights in Bordeaux help scientists study gravity's effects.
NASA reveals Fomalhaut hosts an enormous alien planet dubbed a 'zombie' world this Halloween.
Chandeliers at the Metropolitan Opera House inspire artist Josiah McElheny to explore the Big Bang theory through his installation and video work 'Island Universe'.
Matt discusses the mysteries of black holes and the philosophical implications of free will during a 2022 end-of-year live stream session.
Seth Shostak stresses the need for scientific evidence in the search for alien life.
Belgian artist Ann Veronica Janssens engages with physics professors to explore the intersection of art and science through her innovative installations and sculptures.
Jenny Sabin, a pioneering architectural designer, integrates insights from biology and mathematics to create responsive structures that enhance human well-being and environmental interaction.
This week discusses instant wrinkle fillers and their honest approach to skincare.
Humpback whales travel 3,000 miles from Alaska to Hawaii each year to breed and give birth, facing numerous challenges along the way.
David Pogue, a prominent writer, TV presenter, and news correspondent, engages in a conversation with Dr. Nehemiah Mabry, an engineer and educator based in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Mathematicians Talithia Williams, Manjul Bhargava, and Eugenia Cheng engage in a live discussion addressing questions about the concepts of zero and infinity.
Cave_bureau, a Nairobi-based architectural collective, challenges conventional views of architecture and heritage by exploring the significance of East African cave structures.
Ten comedians advocate for the world's ugliest endangered species in a campaign to raise awareness for their conservation.
A variant in the TCF7L2 gene can double the risk of type 2 diabetes if inherited from both parents.
Dr. Nehemiah Mabry hosts a livestream event where Justin "Mr. Fascinate" Shaifer demonstrates the creation of virtual avatars in a VR environment.
In a Google+ Hangout hosted by , deep-sea diver Jill Heinerth, primatologist Agustin Fuentes, and conservation biologist Paul Racey share stories of exploration failures.
Dr. Nate hosts a livestream from MIT's Plasma Science and Fusion Center, where graduate students study fusion energy and plasma physics.
Jay Flores discusses his experiences on American Ninja Warrior and the science behind his performance in a livestream with Dr.
Dr. Eden Tanner and her team at the University of Mississippi are developing nanoparticles to enhance drug delivery systems for treating and preventing aggressive diseases.
The Higgs boson, proposed in 1964, was discovered in 2012 at CERN's Large Hadron Collider after nearly 50 years of research.
