Microplastics have been found everywhere including inside you and me. But how do they get inside us and what do they do to our bodies?
It's up to crazy man Colin Furze to take his creative insanity to new levels and create a hoverboard using magnets.
We've all seen flames raging with their typical pyramid shape as the flame rises. But what does a fire look like from below?
The universe is massive and full of unknowns but there are some places scientists know about that you wouldn't want to visit, like supervoids.
This Space Cannon was made by Michael Rectin who tried a different way of launching rockets. But he's only getting started with future versions capable of flinging rockets even higher.
It happens all the time, one little mistake and suddenly you have a broken bone. But how does your body react when you break a bone?
Tesla Coil's are cool on a tiny scale but scary when bigger. So imagien taking the power from one of those and focusing it to make it a plasma cannon.
Heart related issues are serious problems that can change your life. Scientists have been able to tackle one issue with magnetic gel but how does it work?
We've all heard squeaky sneakers as basketball players or kids run around. But why do some sneakers squeak while others don't?
A father and son team from South Africa have broken records by creating the world's fastest battery powered drone capable of reaching 657.59 km/h or 408.60 mph.
This group of robots and their human counterparts got together on stage to perform a series of Martial Arts routines and the result is pretty impressive.
We hear a lot about how good Ozempic is at helping people lose weight. But is there a reason to give it to everyone else?
Imagine using air to power your computer display making pixels by sucking in plastic voids.
The Antikythera mechanism is believed to be an early computer. It was found in a ship wreck near Greece but who made it remains a mystery.
A rainbow might be an array of beautiful colors but if you were to squish them all together you would end up with pure white light.