Tag: Science

Coolest Lamp Ever Mimics the Weather Outside, Frightful or Not
If you have ever wished that you could bring the weather indoors, this prototype chandelier is the unnecessary-but-incredible device for you. It uses Wi-fi to obtain weather dat...
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Life on Earth Visualized As One Single Day (and Animated)
A better understanding of our world through short, easy-to-understand animations? Count me in. If you were looking to ruminate on the origins of life, here's a nice little video...
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All You Ever Wanted to Know About Morning Wood [SFW]
Guys of every age know all about it - girls too, by association. It's morning wood, and it's a problem/gift for all males from the uterus to the grave. Of course, we know the wha...
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Here’s Why You Should Always Switch to Door #2 [VIDEO]
Our favorite science/math illustrators are back today with a easy-to-understand breakdown of exactly why you should switch to door number two. Today,...
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Science-Heavy Animation Looks at the Possibility of a Real Zombie Apocalypse
Retrograde Axonal Transport? Virus Specificity? Olfactory Nerve? If you're unfamiliar with these terms, you may want to hit the virology books - because that's exactly how the w...
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Mars Rover Joins Foursquare, Checks-in at Gale Crater
Having checked-in at nearly every place on Earth, it's about time Foursquare users have moved on to another planet. But in order to do this, the social network needed a brand new...
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Buried Antarctic Lake Targeted by a New Expedition
Next month, a 12-man team of scientists, engineers, and support staf will set off for Antarctica on a quest to collect samples from an ancient lake that has been buried for hundred...
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Facebook Helps Ichthyologist Crowdsource His Research
Facebook has just released the second installment of their "Facebook Stories" initiative, and this one involves an ichthyologist and how he got by with a little help from his Faceb...
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Galaxy Discovery Reveals Record-Breaking Star Formation
Astronomers have found a galaxy cluster that is one of the largest objects in the known universe, and it is breaking records. The cluster, named the Phoenix cluster, has been obse...
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Just WTF Has NASA Done for You? New Site Gives You the Answers
So, you've heard of NASA, right? Yeah, the space guys - the ones in the news recently for...
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Flickr Helps Scientists Discover New Species Of Insect
I always thought that we knew everything there ever was to know about insects. They're everywhere and they're not exactly hard to find. Where would we ever find new species? A Flic...
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Folding Battery Developed By KAIST Researchers
Researchers from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) have developed a flexible battery, which is capturing some media...
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NASA Enlists SpaceX To Send Americans Back To Space
SpaceX is doing it. The company created by PayPal/Tesla Motors co-founder Elon Musk, is going to send people into space....
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Here Are The U.S. Airports With The Most Influence In A Pandemic
Ok, this is cool. And also rather frightening, as I just caught Contagion on HBO the other night. Researchers at MIT's Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering to...
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Neil deGrasse Tyson Live-Tweets The MLB All-Star Game With Predictably Awesome Results
Neil deGrasse Tyson is about the only truly famous astrophysicist we have these days, but boy has he taken off like a rocket (pun most definitely intended). Through countless tele...
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