Nature Just Can’t Get Enough of Its “Crab” Design, Apparently
PBS Eons gave us a featurette into the evolutionary history of crabs—and why nature can’t seem to get…
Svalbard’s Glaciers Are Expected to Lose Roughly Twice as Much Ice by 2100
As the worst effects of human impact on the climate worsen, we expect to see more and more…
Take a Break: Here’s a Look-Back at the 2021 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards
Yes, it’s 2022. It’s been a month since the start of the new year, and already people are…
How Humans Have Genetically Modified Nature – with Beth Shapiro
The Royal Institution invited evolutionary molecular biologist and UC Santa Cruz professor Beth Shapiro to discuss just how…
It’s Rocket Science! with Professor Chris Bishop
The Royal Institution invited Microsoft Research Cambridge Laboratory Director Chris Bishop to get minds, both young and young…
New “Rubber” Electrolyte May Make Future EV Batteries Safer and Better
Electric vehicles (EVs) are increasingly becoming more appealing to customers who may want to maintain their ease of…
2021 Was the Sixth Hottest Year on Record, Warns Scientists
As the largest polluters in the world continue to damage the environment, we residents now feel its deleterious…
Astronomers Found a New Type of Nebula Surrounding a Binary Star
Stars and planetary systems are born out of nebulae that swirl and contract out of their collective gravitational…
Scientists Made DNA-Based “Nanoantennas” to Reveal the Secrets of Proteins
People like you and me are capable of functioning the way we do due to the presence of…
The Economics of Nuclear Energy
Brian James McManus returns in a new Real Engineering video, which goes into where investments and financial resources…