Tech Buzz 11-year-old Hannah J. Wyman designed a video game that raises awareness about pollution. “Toxic” scored the Massachusetts grade schooler the opportunity to participate in the 2012 White House Science Fair of which only 100 people were invited.
TV Buzz This is some Benjamin Button shiz. Have you ever wondered what “MythBusters” stars Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman would look like if they cloned miniature versions of themselves and then posed for a photo with said clones? Well, wonder no longer!
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It’s like the planet is crying out for us to STOP with all the “Put A Ring On It” jokes. Or it just hate physics.
Science Buzz This beautiful video is a visual exploration of the scale of the known universe. Spoiler alert: it's really big.
Science Buzz Here's a safety tip: Don't do this. Not at home. Not ever.
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New research shows that when we eat we’re consuming more than just vitamins and protein. Our bodies are absorbing information, or microRNA.
Science Buzz This is why chemistry is awesome. Here is a montage of all the chemical reactions ever recorded by youtube channel periodicvideos.
Science Buzz Whoever said science was boring clearly didn't see this awesome video. Check out part 1 here!
Science Buzz The new metal consists of 99.99 percent air. The other 0.01 percent is made up of interconnected hollow tubes with a wall thickness of 100 nanometers. It's so light that it can sit ON TOP OF THE FLUFF OF A DANDELION. (via photoblog.msnbc.msn.com)
Science Buzz This GIF will confirm for you that your brain is firing on all cylinders today.
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FOR SCIENCE! Some people get My Little Pony and Nyan Cat tattooed on their bodies. Others get anatomically correct jellyfish and Darwin's bird sketches.
Science Buzz What sorcery is this!? Science, WTF are you doing!?
Science Buzz This is some Han Solo carbonite stuff right here. An unsuspecting goldfish is placed in liquid nitrogen and flash frozen. Then the littler feller is dropped back in his lovely beaker aquarium and comes back to life.
If you weigh all the information on the Internet by using the mass of electrons in binary, it comes out to .2 millionths of an ounce which equates to the smallest grain of sand. So, not that much. (via bitshare.tumblr.com)
What sorcery is this? This weird 'gravity hill' in South Korea make things look as though they're rolling uphill.
Don't try this at home, kids. Why were my chemistry teachers never this cool? (via theawesomer.com)
We still have a ways to go until Back To The Future II, but quantum levitation will get us there. (via geekologie.com)