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Will Glow Sticks Survive the Ocean?

Will Glow Sticks Survive the Ocean?

Glow sticks are fun to have at parties and useful during emergencies. But what happens if you drag them to the bottom of the ocean?

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13 Years of SpaceX Launches

13 Years of SpaceX Launches

SpaceX has been busy sending rockets to space over the last 13 years. Here is an animation time lapse of all their rockets launching from 2010 to 2023 at Cape Canaveral.

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How to Identify the Stages of Cancer

How to Identify the Stages of Cancer

Cancer has been claiming lives for centuries but there is good news if you can catch it early. But how do doctors identify what stage of cancer you have?

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Cutting Edge Science, It's a Cut Above

Cutting Edge Science, It's a Cut Above

Fire and our ability to control it gets all the credit for mans ability to dominate but cutting, or the use of sharp edged tools is pretty high up on our list of accomplishments.

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Should We Build a Mini Sun on Earth?

Should We Build a Mini Sun on Earth?

We all know our sun is the source of life and light in a dark universe but could we make a mini version? More importantly, should we make a mini sun?

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What is the Worst Disease Known to Man?

What is the Worst Disease Known to Man?

Known as the white disease, TB is the most horrifying of all diseases killing billions. But what is it and why is it so deadly?

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A Creepy Robot Face Made From Human Cells

A Creepy Robot Face Made From Human Cells

If this smiling robot face made from human cells doesn't creep you out I don't know what will. Made by a team of scientists at the University of Tokyo it has a living skin for that extra creepiness.

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Imagine Draining the World's Oceans, What Would Happen?

Imagine Draining the World's Oceans, What Would Happen?

Imagine a 20m wide portal appeared at the bottom of Challenger Deep, the deepest spot in the ocean. How long would it take to drain the world's oceans and how would everything react?

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China's Robot Factories are Kinda Creepy

China's Robot Factories are Kinda Creepy

Robots are making their way deeper into society and this factory in China is where it all starts. It looks pretty creepy with random silicon face masks and hand lying around but this is your future.

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How Self Healing Glass is Made

How Self Healing Glass is Made

Glass isn't known for being super tough but now science has created glass that heals itself. How is it made and what does it look like?

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Is it Possible to Transplant Someones Head?

Is it Possible to Transplant Someones Head?

We all know that organ transplants have saved lives all around the world. but what if we went a step further and transplanted someones head onto a new body? Is it possible and would you do it?

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How Would You Use Your 'Third Thumb'?

How Would You Use Your 'Third Thumb'?

The Third Thumb was created by Dani Clode as a way of extending human flexibility. But how has it fared when used by others, will it be something we all wear in the future?

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What Will be the Last Light on Earth?

What Will be the Last Light on Earth?

If all humans were to disappear from earth, what would be the last light to go out? With electricity grids down and batteries running low what would be the last artificial light source to go out on earth?

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Rubik's Cubes Are No Match for Robots

Rubik's Cubes Are No Match for Robots

While you and I might struggle solve infamously tricky Rubik's Cubes they are no match for robots. Check out how fast robots can solve Rubik's Cubes.

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Who Gets to Choose Dinosaur Names?

Who Gets to Choose Dinosaur Names?

Dinosaur's have all sorts of creative names but who decided them? A Paleontologist at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City explains how dinosaur's get their names.

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