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-ZRwlYtAMps killer-patents-secret-science-free-energy-anti-gravity-cover-ups Killer Patents and Secret Science | Free Energy and Anti-Gravity For decades, we've heard about the catastrophic effects of fossil fuel pollution. For just as long, I've been hearing that global warming is a myth. 0MeOtXo1jsU bbc-earth-science-exploring-our-mind-blowing-universe BBC Earth Science | Exploring our Mind-Blowing Universe Embark on a fascinating journey through the wonders of our universe in this mind-expanding exploration of celestial marvels and cosmic mysteries. cLcncaKUo7c dynamic-earth-the-science-of-climate Dynamic Earth | The Science of Climate With visualizations based on satellites and supercomputer simulations, we follow a trail of energy that flows from the Sun to our Earth. ctuZ54MwVZU kyle-hill-science-of-fallouts-brutal-opening-sequence Kyle Hill | Science of Fallout's Brutal Opening Sequence Is #fallout 's famous Vault Boy actually hiding some accurate nuclear blast survival tactics? lJG0jtYAhJY naked-science-where-earths-water-originally-comes-from Naked Science | Where Earth's Water Originally Comes From Water is one of the building blocks behind the miracle of life on earth. It covers 71% of our planet and forms a key part of our daily lives. xhVFZFm44SQ naked-science-a-snowball-earth-how-the-ice-age-nearly-wiped-out-all-of-life Naked Science | How The Ice Age Nearly Wiped Out All of Life It is the greatest climate disaster to ever have hit the Earth. Over 650 million years ago a cataclysmic ice age sealed the entire planet beneath ice and snow, wiping out nearly all life. _J8xDYxp4bM real-science-the-insane-biology-of-the-dune-sandworm Real Science | The Insane Biology of The Dune Sandworm Credits: Narrator: Stephanie Sammann Writer: Ashleen Knutsen Editor: Dylan Hennessy pHoY95eEDqo dr-john-campbell-death-of-science-and-covid Dr. John Campbell | Death of Science and Covid Professor Angus Dalgleish, physician, oncologist, pathologist, medical researcher and author. Get your copy of The Death of Science, UdUcRoQkiJ4 real-science-the-insane-biology-of-the-jesus-christ-lizard Real Science | The Insane Biology of The Jesus Christ Lizard The common basilisk (Basiliscus basiliscus) is a species of lizard in the family Corytophanidae. The species is endemic to Central America and South America, where it is found near rivers and streams in rainforests. It is also known as the Jesus Christ lizard, Jesus lizard, South American Jesus lizard, or lagarto de Jesus Cristo for its ability to run on the surface of water. 3CRyGogDYJo real-science-the-insane-biology-of-the-emperor-penguin Real Science | The Insane Biology of The Emperor Penguin The emperor penguin (Aptenodytes forsteri) is the tallest and heaviest of all living penguin species and is endemic to Antarctica. 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For years, we've been under the impression that the expansion of our universe was slowing down, but astrophysicist Adam Reiss' research could prove that all wrong. 6u2lahOrOmo real-science-when-orcas-and-humans-hunted-together Real Science | When Orcas and Humans Hunted Together This is one of those fascinating facts that too few Aussies are ever taught in school. mtBgoic_ogQ the-biggest-science-breakthroughs-in-2023 The Biggest Science Breakthroughs in 2023 g7ih6rHdw3M biggest-breakthroughs-in-computer-science-in-2023 Biggest Breakthroughs in Computer Science in 2023 Quanta Magazine’s computer science coverage in 2023 included progress on new approaches to artificial intelligence, a fundamental advance on a seminal quantum computing algorithm, and emergent behavior in large language models. qt6BO-DV0pY biggest-breakthroughs-in-biology-and-neuroscience-in-2023 Biggest Breakthroughs in Biology and Neuroscience in 2023 A look back at some of the highlights of biology coverage in Quanta Magazine during 2023, including important research progress into the nature of consciousness, the origins of our microbiomes and the timekeeping mechanisms that govern our lives and development. zQukzrJs0s4 real-science-the-insane-biology-of-the-great-white-shark Real Science | The Insane Biology of The Great White Shark Writer/Narrator: Stephanie Sammann jUxObdjZNxE real-science-the-insane-biology-of-the-giant-manta-ray Real Science | The Insane Biology of The Giant Manta Ray Writer: Lorraine Boissoneault | Narrator: Stephanie Sammann pQsdygaYcE4 p-vs-np-the-greatest-unsolved-problem-in-computer-science P vs. NP | The Greatest Unsolved Problem in Computer Science Is it possible to invent a computer that computes anything in a flash? Or could some problems stump even the most powerful of computers? How complex is too complex for computation? 2FeyATwdI4M real-science-the-insane-biology-of-the-poison-dart-frog Real Science | The Insane Biology of The Poison Dart Frog Poison dart frog, or formerly known as poison arrow frog, is the common name of a group of frogs in the family Dendrobatidae which are native to tropical Central and South America. These species are diurnal and often have brightly colored bodies. la6OSdlMn3Q real-science-the-insane-biology-of-the-cuttlefish Real Science | The Insane Biology of The Cuttlefish Within the mollusc phylum, cuttlefish belong to the cephalopod class, along with octopuses, squid and nautiluses. yaydevd04Ro real-science-the-deep-ocean-noises-we-still-cant-identify Real Science | The Deep Ocean Noises We Still Can’t Identify The Deep Ocean Noises We Still Can’t Identify... S-b5Ue7V-DM real-science-the-insane-biology-of-the-spotted-hyena Real Science | The Insane Biology of The Spotted Hyena Watch the extended interview featuring Dr. Kay Holekamp - the leading expert on spotted hyenas. EfyJDjKmfgM bbc-earth-lab-40-minutes-of-weird-science-theories BBC Earth Lab | 40 Minutes of Weird Science Theories Is it actually possible to build a time machine? Or how about living forever? Watch Dr Josie Peters take on the world's most puzzling science theories in the full series of 'Weird Science'. FnE6fVhIM-I real-science-how-super-tornadoes-are-born Real Science | How Super Tornadoes Are Born Narrator/Writer: Stephanie Sammann | Writer: Ashleen Knutsen | Editor: Dylan Hennessy SBlf1uukcm0 suspense-ghost-hunting-the-science-of-the-other-side Suspense | Ghost Hunting | The Science of the Other Side In 1901, Nikola Tesla had the most terrifying experience of his life. As he worked alone in his laboratory at night, he felt a presence. LWH4Sdt9TMs real-science-are-orcas-taking-back-the-ocean Real Science | Are Orcas Taking Back the Ocean? The orca (Orcinus orca), also called killer whale, is a toothed whale belonging to the oceanic dolphin family, of which it is the largest member. ouapjlgEe5s jim-al-khalili-the-history-of-computer-science Jim Al-Khalili | The History of Computer Science Professor Jim Al-Khalili unwraps the evolutionary histories responsible for the modern human condition, as currently represented by our sophistication in energy manipulation and information technology. lEj8bnx0TB0 real-science-the-insane-biology-of-the-sunfish Real Science | The Insane Biology of The Sunfish Narrator/Writer: Stephanie Sammann | Writer: Lorraine Boissoneault TfwaEhNg9Oc astrum-the-attribute-of-light-science-still-cant-explain Astrum | The Attribute of Light Science Still Can't Explain In one of my first lectures in my chemistry studies we learned that everything falls under this wave-particle duality (or quantum probabilities if you want to call it that), but the heavier it gets, the less likely it is to behave like a wave. So in theory, we humans could also walk through two doors at the same time and interfere with ourselves, though to be fair the probability is relatively small...