Solving Mass Effect’s Gravity Problem
AdultsGamingScienceSpaceMass Effect is known for its incorporation of real world space science, more so than most other sci-fi games. This certainly has pleased the ‘sci-fientists’ of science and gaming enthusiasts like model scientist Salarian Zaddy, Kyle Hill.
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Why Your Brain Blinds You For 2 Hours Every Day
AdultsBiologyHealthNeuroscienceReality is not real. Your world is a prediction. Every sight, sound, and touch you experience is the result of calculations your brain makes before reality even reaches you.
Why No Polar Pineapples?
YouthGeographyAgricultureEnvironment...Sabrina chats about how the tilt of the Earth makes for both prime and not-so-prime growing conditions for things like pineapples.
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David Blaine Do Not Attempt | Sneak Peek | National Geographic
AdultsEntertainmentDive into the world of hidden magic in Thailand as David Blaine teams up with magician Patrick Kuhn, circus performer Mani Chabuchini (Tong), and the legendary "Scorpion Queen" Kanchana Ketkaew.
How Do Dogs Communicate?
KidsCommunicationAnimalsKids 110...We still don't fully understand exactly how dogs communicate, but there are some key visual signals most dogs share that allow them to talk to each other.
How To Draw: Folding Frog Surprise
ChildrenAnimalsArtCreativity...This is an awesome interactive drawing—when the paper is folded, the frog’s mouth is closed, but when you open it, the frog is catching a fly with its tongue!
Do You Talk to Yourself? Here’s How to Harness Your Inner Voice | Ethan Kross | TED
AdultsMindfulnessPsychologySelfYour inner voice is a powerful tool for self-reflection and planning, but it can also trap you in negative thought loops — “chatter,” as psychologist and neuroscientist Ethan Kross calls it.