Project Sundial is something out of a sci-fi movie but it's real. Lets take a look at the terrifying idea to use a nuclear bomb to destroy everything.
Your typical microwave at home is 1,000 watts but this guy decided to make one that operates at 20,000 watts. Imagine how fast your microwave meal will be zapped.
Magnets and copper react strangely together, almost defying gravity. So what would happen if you were to put a magnet ball inside a copper sphere?
The days and nights are getting hotter and there's only so much ice cream you can eat. So how hot does it have to be before your body starts to struggle?
See how the second person ever to receive a titanium heart transplant is living a new life without his old heart.
NASA's NEO Surveyor has been keeping an eye on the skies to quickly spot asteroids and anything else out there that might be hurtling towards earth.
The Lobotomy is a controversial treatment that has been around for a long time but it's use is not for the squeamish.
Have you ever wondered what those spots are when you rub your eyes? Or when you go into a dark room from outside? Lets look into the world of after images.
Electric cars are getting faster everyday and the M.A.T. Aspark SP600 just set a new speed world record reaching a top speed of 438.7kph.
When you see drone displays made up of thousands of drones creating spectacular designs you might thing super computers are needed. But no, just 1 laptop can control all of them.
The human body is an incredible creation but there's a lot of questions about certain things we still have but don't need. Let's hear from a doctor who can explain why we still have things like wisdom teeth, the appendix and more.
SpaceX captured another incredible moment in space exploration when they successfully caught their super heavy rocket with giant pincher's as it returned from space.
If you thought carpal tunnel syndrome was a problem when typing then this Google GBoard Double-sided Keyboard will have you acting like a gymnast just writing an email.
Do you want to add a Nobel Prize to your pitiful collection of other achievements? Just follow along and soon people will be looking at you with wonder for doing the near impossible.
Dive into the deep biosphere and see a world trapped within earth that most people don't know exists. It's twice as large as all the Earth's oceans, home to more microbes than the rest of the entire planet.
