Penicillin has gone on to save countless lives since it's discovery but did you know that it all came about by accident?
This is what it looks like when you detonate explosives in a tunnel and can see the shock wave racing down the tunnel.
Who doesn't love bubbles? Every kid out there is blown away with bubbles and the bigger the better. Now, thanks to scientists, we know the secret to even bigger bubbles.
TV shows like CSI have made Forensics Experts well known figures. But what can a real life expert tell us about blood patterns at crime scenes?
Scientists managed to capture images of the suns surface showing never before seen detail and it will melt your mind.
China has been hit by a new type of Coronavirus which is now spreading worldwide claiming lives as it goes. But what actually happens if your are infected by this deadly disease?
Most people don't know it but your bodies supply of blood is closely linked to your bones. Why you ask? It's because your bone marrow is responsible for growing new blood cells.
It might sound strange but social media has men around the world dipping their balls in soy sauce because apparently testicles can taste.
Cotton is everywhere and it's all because of it's incredible properties. So what is it about cotton that makes it so special?
Neodymium Magnets are great toys but have you ever wondered what would happen if you threw them into a blender and let it rip?
What would happen if our planet earth were the size of our sun? Lets see how different things would be if things got bigger.
Most kids have made a mini volcano for school but I bet not many have done so using molten aluminum. You're gonna need safety equipment to try this.
Scientists at UVM and Tufts have managed to create the worlds first biological robot using cells from frog embryos.
This Invisibility Shield, also known as Lubor's Lens, is a real life working technology that can hide items.
Neurosurgeons have a tricky job. They've got to get into very sensitive parts of the human brain while at the same time not damaging the rest of it. So how do they navigate their way around?
