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10 Things That Science Can’t Explain

Here are 10 scientific phenomenon that cannot be explained by science.  How does that even make sense?  Well this is an interesting list that will make you question some of the theories of Einstein.  How does lightspeed change speed and what does that say about e=mc2?  What if the world of physics was changed forever

NASA Says it Will Find Alien Life in 20 Years

NASA in this video says that we will discover alien life within 20 years!  That is pretty astounding and there are some who may feel we have already seen them with abductions or flying saucers. From wikipedia here is some info on the direct search for aliens: Scientists are directly searching for biosignatures within the

Top 10 Transportations of the Future

What will transportation look like in the future?  Will there be more fuel efficient and aerodynamic options all around?  Will they save people time and money or are they more recreational?  This video is really cool and lists 10 of the top futuristic transportation options and they are not as far off as you might

Black Holes Don’t Exist..Wait What?

Most physisicts and astronomers have taken it as a given that black holes exist.  This study claims that they don’t which is a bit shocking.  Here is more about their studies: Black holes are some of the most extreme environments in space ever conceived by science and are also one of the most gripping visual

Reverse Prism Experiment Looks Cool

A cool experiment is featured in this video where they make a reverse prism.  Here is more about what they used for this test: A portable optical circuit that houses 3 laser diodes, a 100mW 532nm Green Laser, a 50 mW 445nm Blue Laser and a 50mW 650nm Red Laser. Using a tunable power supply,

Time May Be an Illusion

This video goes into theories that time may be an illusion.  Here is more from wikipedia: Time perception is a field of study within psychology and neuroscience that refers to the subjective experience of time, which is measured by someone’s own perception of the duration of the indefinite and continuous unfolding of events. The perceived

NASA Tests RS-25 Launch System

Will the RS-25 launch system get us to Mars?  Here is more about this NASA test: The new year is off to a hot start for NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS). The engine that will drive America’s next great rocket to deep space blazed through its first successful test Jan. 9 at the agency’s Stennis

Laser Microscope DIY at Home Video

This is a cool laser microscope you can make at home and study things around you easily and inexpensively.  Here is a bit more on the video: Simple microscope using a laser pointer and a magnifying glass. This differs from the water drop method and produces results more like a traditional microscope with enlarging via

The Coldest Place in the Universe

This shows how to create pretty much the coldest place in the universe.  Here is a bit more on how they do it: A Bose-Einstein Condensate of sodium atoms is created in lab at MIT by Martin Zwierlein. Using highly focused, single frequency lasers it is possible to cool the single sodium atoms, negating their

How Fast is the Speed of Dark?

Here is a really cool scientific debate about the speed of dark.  The speed of light has been discussed and measured obviously but what about a different way of measuring the universe and it’s properties? Here is a bit on spacetime from wikipedia which may be relevant here: When dimensions are understood as mere components

NASA burn off ignititers using hydrogen tested

NASA is testing a new system that may improve safety and overall performance with some of their ignitions.  Here is more from the article: NASA has a certain “flare” when it comes to safety on the launch pad. Those flares are called hydrogen burn-off igniters — which resemble celebratory sparklers — and were successfully used

Futuristic Megayachts Will They Lead to Personal Floating Cities?

Currently billionaires are known to have megayachts and believe it or not, many are demanding even bigger and more futuristic yachts.  This article sheds some light on what some big yachting industry folks are seeing: Megayacht owners are pushing for bigger and more extravagant ships. Combined with the competition that comes with such an obvious

The Speed of Light Will This Travel Faster?

This is a really interesting scientific debate that examines the speed of light and possibilities of traveling faster. Here is a bit more on light speed from wikipedia: For many practical purposes, light and other electromagnetic waves will appear to propagate instantaneously, but for long distances and very sensitive measurements, their finite speed has noticeable

Anti Gravity Experiment is Pretty Cool

Here is a neat experiment making the guy in the video feel like there is no or very little gravity on the wheel he is spinning.  Many of us have spun gyroscopes and seen them balance and this is much cooler in the large scale.  It is called gyro precession and here is a bit

10 Tesla Inventions and Things You May Not Know About

Nikola Tesla is now being recognized as one of the best electrical engineers ever.  Of course there is the famous car company named after him and some really cool youtube videos discussing his work.  Some of the most well known ones are the Tesla coil videos showing how to make electricity shoot out of copper

Have Aliens Used Black holes for Space Travel

Wow some scientists hypothesized that aliens may have harnessed black holes for space travel.  Here is an intro to the research: Has an advanced alien civilization built a black-hole-powered particle accelerator to study physics at “Planck-scale” energies? And if such a cosmic collider is lurking in a corner of the universe, could we detect it

Physicists Use a Scientific Phenomenon for a Cool Invention

This super cool physics effect called the Leidenfrost effect has been harnessed and actually used for an invention! It is an unusual phenomenon that allows water droplets to levitate and even climb uphill.   Physicists at the University of Bath have harnessed this quirk of physics to create a thermostat without moving parts.  That’s pretty cool,

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