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.
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?
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?
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?
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.
Ever wonder what it looks like when you slow down a hand grenade explosion? These guys managed to do just that and captured the chaos as it unfolded.
Herpes, once you get it, it never goes. But is there a cure for it and what can you do to stop it's spread?
Black Hole's are some of natures most destructive forces consuming everything that gets near them. But what would happen if you were to fall into a Black Hole?
We're all used to our simple 3 dimensional world but scientists have found a way to see in the 4th dimension by creating a window. But what does this world look like?
No, everyone will probably say no. It turns out that when you're a teenager you really do need more sleep but just how much?
Besides the variety fired at you at high speed lead has some properties that make it harmful to the human body regardless of delivery.
High above our heads is a sky full or weird and wonderful things floating about in earths orbit. But what are they and how did they get there?
There's nothing bigger than our universe, right? Well what happens if our universe were to end, what happens to us?
Inhaler's have been around for awhile and have saved many lives of those suffering from asthma. But what's inside them and how do they work?
