Are you tired of losing in your bowling league? Well then you need E.A.R.L. Just give him a jacket and no one will suspect a thing as he racks up strikes.
We're told no two humans have the same fingerprints but is that true? What about twins? What about in the history of mankind? Surely there have to be a few that match?
How many cordless drills do you think you would need to replace your car engine? These guys strapped 50 drills and connected pulleys to the driveshaft to see if it work.
Wisdom Teeth, why do we still have them? They serve no purposes and most of the time they have to be removed with surgery.
Did you know the world needs balls to run? Everywhere you look balls are keeping the world moving. But how are they used and why are they so useful?
I've seen LEGO used to make all sorts of things over the year but never a laptop. Watch as this guys builds a working laptop and mouse using LEGO bricks.
Cholesterol is the scary thing science tells you will attack your heart resulting in heart attacks. But what really goes on in your body that causes cholesterol and what does it do?
Don't worry if you have two left feet because this dancing robot is here to help. The lil fella is learning to Waltz and is looking for someone to dance with.
Arsenic has the title King of Poisons thanks to it's long history of death. But what actually happened in the past that made it the go to killer?
NASA has been sending multi-million dollar Space Telescopes into space for year to see far out into our universe. But how do they work and capture those incredible images shared with the world.
You might have heard that you need to walk 10,000 steps everyday for good health but is there any science behind it?
The price of gas is getting out of hand, why not use water instead? Or steam to be precise. This steam powered bike will get you around town at a fraction of the cost.
The Ancestor Paradox takes you through your family tree only to discover things aren't as they seem. It turns out there just aren't enough people to make it work cleanly. So what does that mean?
Researchers have managed to get tiny robots to swarm together guided by magnetic fields showing incredible acts of strength lifting objects much larger than themselves.
We all know every snowflake is unique and special but what about giant snowflakes? Lets see how scientists are trying to make supersized snowflakes.
