Why Gravitational Waves Are a Big Deal
Last week, a teeny, tiny, unimaginably small little blip made headlines everywhere. That blip was humanity’s first direct evidence of gravitational waves, and…
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What is LLESA? The Lab’s employee services
Lee-sa or leh-sa? Lee-sa. So how do you pronounce it? Is it lee-sa or leh-sa? It’s pronounced lee-sa. So hard hitting question. Is…
How To Deal With Tempting Foods
If you have identified that there are some particular foods that are more challenging for you to say no to, then it would…
Trees Are a Pretty Big Deal (The TREElogy Part III)
(Music Playing) Why? Oh, why? Oh, big brother of mine, do trees grow so high? Why? Tell me, why? Well, you see, Naomi,…
What’s the Deal with Warts?
♪ INTRO ♪ Warts are rough, fleshy bumps that usually pop up on fingers or hands. And if you’ve ever had one, you…
See Through Engine – 4K Slow Motion Visible Combustion ( S1 • E1 )
Welcome to Warped perception. and I’m just going to jump right into it and show you what we got. we have this L…
How does laser eye surgery work? – Dan Reinstein
In 1948, Spanish ophthalmologist Jose Ignacio Barraquer Moner was fed up with glasses. He wanted a solution for blurry vision that fixed the…
When “seeing” shouldn’t be “believing”: Illusions at work
>>NARRATOR: Want to catch your brain making a mistake in real-time? Take a look at this checkerboard, created by vision scientist Edward Adelson….
How do crystals work? – Graham Baird
Deep beneath the geysers and hot springs of Yellowstone Caldera lies a magma chamber produced by a hot spot in the earth’s mantle….