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Korea's King of Cloning faces career turmoil after a single question about the origins of his eggs raises ethical and legal concerns.
Jan Hendrik Schön's career at Bell Labs collapses in May 2002 as allegations of graph duplication lead to a dramatic series of events and revelations.
Reddit serves as a platform for diverse communities, showcasing the top ten intriguing facts that highlight its unique culture and user engagement.
Animal eyes exhibit a variety of unique adaptations, as explained by experts Dr. Dan Nilsson and Dr. Marty Banks, highlighting their evolutionary significance.
The Higgs boson's discovery confirms the standard model but leaves dark matter questions unanswered.
The Superconducting Super Collider in Texas represents a significant failure in American physics, highlighting the complexities of funding and political decisions in science.
Interstellar messages sent since the 1970s reflect humanity's hope to connect with extraterrestrial civilizations, highlighting their significance and low chances of reception.
An asteroid approximately 1 kilometer wide collided with Earth nearly 800,000 years ago, leaving fragments scattered across 30% of the planet's surface.
Major Yuri Gagarin, the first human in space, shares insights during a 1961 interview at the Soviet Trade and Industrial Exhibition in London.
The most widely-used image in academic history has been banned from journals, raising questions about its impact and the standards of scholarly publishing.
In the Late Carboniferous Period, predatory amphibians and giant arthropods dominated swamps while ancient seed plants and amniotes adapted to drier climates.
Cold fusion, a controversial scientific phenomenon, sparked intense debate and media frenzy in 1989, challenging established energy paradigms and scientific credibility.
Philosophers have pondered the nature of reality since ancient Greece, questioning whether existence is merely an illusion or a simulation.
A naval strike group led by the USS Nimitz recorded unidentified aerial phenomena off the coast of Mexico in November 2004.
Element 92, known as Uranium, represents the heaviest element in the known world during Enrico Fermi's time, as scientists sought to create new elements.
John B. Calhoun conducted mouse utopia experiments in the 1960s, observing societal collapse as population density increased in a controlled environment.
A team of scientists at a UK forensic pathology lab attempts to mummify Alan Billis, a taxi driver, to unlock ancient Egyptian preservation techniques.
Maya writing, once considered indecipherable, was finally cracked, unlocking centuries of recorded history and revealing the complexities of this ancient civilization.
Lunar rocks collected by Apollo astronauts provide insights into the unusual origins of Earth's moon, revealing a cosmic history that challenges conventional theories.
The Bogdanoff brothers, once infamous for dubious Ph.Ds, gained notoriety for their bizarre antics involving a sock puppet army that perplexed physicists.
Grichka and Igor Bogdanoff, controversial figures in the scientific community, sparked a national debate with their provocative claims and media presence.
In 1950, an article reported the unexplained disappearances of 1 boat, 9 planes, and 135 people in the area between Florida and Bermuda.
A scientific scandal in South Korea reveals the controversial actions of a prominent figure who falsely claimed to have achieved human cloning.
On March 8, 2014, Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 vanished from radar screens less than an hour after departing Kuala Lumpur, carrying 239 people.
The existence of a deep-sea reptile challenges current scientific understanding of marine life evolution and adaptation.
A man claiming to have found the secrets to infinite energy battles to turn his vision into reality through the use of cryptocurrency.
Cold fusion, once hailed as a revolutionary energy source, quickly transformed into a scandal that tarnished careers and sparked intense scientific debate.
Richard III's voice is reconstructed through advanced technology and expert collaboration, allowing audiences to hear how he spoke over 500 years ago.
The Devonian Period saw the emergence of Tiktaalik, one of the first vertebrates to transition from water to land, amidst a flourishing of plant life and ancient invertebrates.
On February 25, 1942, anti-aircraft artillery in Los Angeles fired at unidentified objects, resulting in widespread panic and confusion among residents.
PFAs, known as forever chemicals, have infiltrated America's food supply due to the negligence of corporations like Dupont and 3M, raising serious health concerns.
Plague doctors, known for their distinctive beaked masks and specialized garments, played a crucial role in managing the devastating impact of the Black Death in Europe.
In Australia, the unique relationship between orcas and humans highlights how marine life may adapt to environmental changes and human impact.
The Superconducting Super Collider represents a monumental failure in American physics, involving three presidents, massive funding, and the quest for the Higgs boson.
Research on artificial intelligence explores whether ChatGPT can communicate with whales, examining the implications for both technology and marine biology.
17 languages provide subtitles for a film that won multiple awards, including the Award of Excellence at the Canada International Film Festival.
Water scarcity affects communities worldwide, as highlighted by activists like Erin Brockovich and experts such as Peter Gleick, who advocate for sustainable solutions.
Boesmansgat cave, one of the world's deepest sinkholes at 283 meters, becomes the site of a tragic incident involving divers Don and Dave after a world record attempt.
Uranium atoms, found in the Earth's crust, contain concentrated energy that was first harnessed in the mid-20th century for bombs and submarine power.
Troy James Hurtubise tests his homemade grizzly-proof suit against Canada's grizzly bears, blending humor and bravery in a unique exploration of human ingenuity.
Demis Hassabis, co-founder of DeepMind, reflects on his passion for artificial intelligence and the ethical implications of artificial general intelligence.
Tetrapods transitioned into arboreal life primarily due to the availability of leaves, reshaping their evolutionary path on Earth.
In the Rising Star Cave system in South Africa, paleoanthropologists study a chamber containing the bones of the extinct species Homo naledi.
In an age of constant digital distractions, swimming champion Angelina Köhler, air traffic controller trainee Jan Peter Konopinsky, and e-sports player Dennis Malcherczyk explore techniques to enhance concentration and achieve a state of flow.
Artemis II astronauts share their experiences of living 250,000 miles from Earth and the profound impact of seeing the planet from space.
Eons hosts reflect on their survival experiences and answer viewer questions in this final episode before exploring future topics.
Alan Turing's theoretical computer principles continue to underpin modern computing, as demonstrated by computer scientist Benedict Nixon's variations of Turing Machines.
Noah Wall was born with just 2% of his brain, yet he has defied medical predictions as his brain has grown and developed beyond expectations.
